Coverage Model of Wireless Network Based on Computer Virtual Simulation

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On the basis of multimedia digital display technology, combined with wireless network three-dimensional global control, we design a computer virtual simulation system of low carbon tourism scenic spot. And we use the wireless network device WG511, WG311, WG111 and PDA to cover the whole low carbon eco tourism scenic spot. In order to test the availability and reliability of the wireless network coverage model, we test the performance of wireless networks, and obtain the three-dimensional distribution map of signal strength and contour of wireless signal. Through 3D capture on the scenic tour key point, we realize the three-dimensional reconstruction of low carbon sustainable ecological landscape, which provides technical support for the design of the scenic tour landscape.

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July 2014

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