Radio Coverage Prediction in Wireless Networks: A Bibliometric Study
Publication Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date (Issue Year)
2024
Journal Name
Proceedings of Eighth International Congress on Information and Communication Technology
Abstract
The problem of predicting radio coverage is a fundamental step in the wireless networks design process and is nowadays very helpful in reducing drive tests for monitoring. Among the continuous flow of research in this area, a scientific contributions map becomes relevant to guide future researches correctly. This paper provides a bibliometric analysis and future research avenues to predict radio coverage. A structural insight is obtained on conceptual clarification, collaborations, top sources, authors, affiliations, most cited documents, and most cited countries. A total of 3134 documents have been analyzed: 49% are journal papers and 51% are proceedings papers. 60% of them are published during the last seven years. The majority of recent relevant works on the topic are focused on wireless communication systems, specifically 5G. The USA, China, and India are leading the way in research in this field. IEEE access, IEEE transactions on antennas, and propagation are the leading journals.
Keywords
Radio Coverage, Wireless Networks
Rsif Scholar Name
Marianne Alfredine Omonlola Balogoun
Thematic Area
ICTs Including Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
Africa Host University (AHU)
Université d'Abomey-Calavi, Benin
Recommended Citation
Balogoun, M. A., Houndji, V. R., Dossou, M., & Honfoga, A. (2024). Radio Coverage Prediction in Wireless Networks: A Bibliometric Study. Proceedings of Eighth International Congress on Information and Communication Technology, 341-361. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3236-8_27