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Mm-Wave COMMUNICATION NETWORKS in URBAN ENVIRONTMENTS

This project is developing new architectures for next-generation mobile network deployments. A critical aspect is the use of the mm-wave spectrum which offers 10-100 times the bandwidth used by current mobile networks, but comes with many challenges. We are fundamentally characterising the practical information carrying capacity of these future mm-wave systems, and developing radically new network designs and data transmission technologies that unlock the spectrum by enabling secure outdoor mobile cellular deployments with wide-spread coverage, supporting vastly greater traffic densities and data rates.

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Researcher

Prof. Stephen Hanly, Prof. Iain Collings,               

Dr. Hazer Inalketin

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About Us

The Macquarie Drone Lab is an interdisciplinary research group with leading-edge autonomous drone systems and applications. Currently based at Macquarie University Sydney, our team consists of diverse researchers and students with the determination to advance the capabilities of novel drone applications and flight control systems.

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NSW 2113, Sydney - Australia

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