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A. S. Abdalla, Andrew L. Yingst, Keith Powell, A. Gelonch, V. Marojevic
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2021
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2021
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Abdalla, A. S., Yingst, A. L., Powell, K., Gelonch, A., & Marojevic, V. (2021). Open Source Software Radio Platform for Research on Cellular Networked UAVs: It Works! IEEE Communications Magazine.
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Abdalla, A. S., Andrew L. Yingst, Keith Powell, A. Gelonch, and V. Marojevic. “Open Source Software Radio Platform for Research on Cellular Networked UAVs: It Works!” IEEE Communications Magazine (2021).
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Abdalla, A. S., et al. “Open Source Software Radio Platform for Research on Cellular Networked UAVs: It Works!” IEEE Communications Magazine, 2021.
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@article{a2021a,
title = {Open Source Software Radio Platform for Research on Cellular Networked UAVs: It Works!},
year = {2021},
journal = {IEEE Communications Magazine},
author = {Abdalla, A. S. and Yingst, Andrew L. and Powell, Keith and Gelonch, A. and Marojevic, V.}
}
Abstract
Cellular network-connected unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) experience different radio propagation conditions than radio nodes on the ground. Therefore, it has become critical to investigate the performance of aerial radios, both theoretically and through field trials. In this article, we consider low-altitude aerial nodes that are served by an experimental cellular network. We provide a detailed description of the hardware and software components needed to establish a broadband wireless testbed for UAV communications research using software radios. Results show that a testbed for innovation in UAV communications and networking is feasible with commercial off-the-shelf hardware, open source software, and low-power signaling.
