International audienceThe first results achieved in the French ANR (National Research Agency) project BANET (Body Area NEtwork and Technologies) concerning the channel characterization and modeling aspects of Body Area Networks (BANs) are presented (part II). A scenario-based approach is used to determine the BAN statistical behavior, trends, and eventually models, from numerous measurement campaigns. Measurement setups are carefully described in the UWB context. The numerous sources of variability of the channel are addressed. A particular focus is put on the time-variant channel, showing notably that it is the main cause of the slow fading variance. Issues related to the data processing and the measurement uncertainties are also described
International audience<p>This paper addresses the pros & cons for developing statistical models inte...
International audienceBody Area Networks (BANs) exhibit a unique form of channel variations and trad...
The paper investigates the effect of the body movements on the second order statistics of ultra wide...
International audienceThe first results achieved in the French ANR (National Research Agency) projec...
International audienceThe first results achieved in the French ANR (National Research Agency) projec...
We adopt an innovative approach, previously applied to first order statistics of body area networks ...
A body area network (BAN) is a network of bodyworn or implanted electronic devices, including wirele...
The human body is an extremely challenging environment for the operation of wireless communications ...
Abstract—As UWB channels for BANs behave as linear systems, an alternative form of channel modeling ...
A new approach to compare models for body area networks (BAN) that accommodates multiple links and m...
Understanding the effects of the propagation medium is essential in the design of efficient multi-an...
This paper presents a novel statistical channel model for Ultra Wide Band Communications when On Bod...
International audienceIt is expected that Body Area Networks will be deployed in various application...
none4siThis paper presents a novel approach for modelling the influence of body dynamics on the radi...
[eng] In this thesis, Wireless Body Area Networks channel modeling is studied and analyzed. This th...
International audience<p>This paper addresses the pros & cons for developing statistical models inte...
International audienceBody Area Networks (BANs) exhibit a unique form of channel variations and trad...
The paper investigates the effect of the body movements on the second order statistics of ultra wide...
International audienceThe first results achieved in the French ANR (National Research Agency) projec...
International audienceThe first results achieved in the French ANR (National Research Agency) projec...
We adopt an innovative approach, previously applied to first order statistics of body area networks ...
A body area network (BAN) is a network of bodyworn or implanted electronic devices, including wirele...
The human body is an extremely challenging environment for the operation of wireless communications ...
Abstract—As UWB channels for BANs behave as linear systems, an alternative form of channel modeling ...
A new approach to compare models for body area networks (BAN) that accommodates multiple links and m...
Understanding the effects of the propagation medium is essential in the design of efficient multi-an...
This paper presents a novel statistical channel model for Ultra Wide Band Communications when On Bod...
International audienceIt is expected that Body Area Networks will be deployed in various application...
none4siThis paper presents a novel approach for modelling the influence of body dynamics on the radi...
[eng] In this thesis, Wireless Body Area Networks channel modeling is studied and analyzed. This th...
International audience<p>This paper addresses the pros & cons for developing statistical models inte...
International audienceBody Area Networks (BANs) exhibit a unique form of channel variations and trad...
The paper investigates the effect of the body movements on the second order statistics of ultra wide...