Is 5G the only wireless network that an airport needs?
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Posted: 8 June 2020 | Erkmar | No comments yet
This whitepaper looks at the use cases, options and issues surrounding the modernisation of wireless communications for both passenger and operations.
Many airports will have a plethora of different wireless systems – including, at least, a Public Mobile Network, Public Wi-Fi, Private Mobile Radio Network for operational communications and a Public Safety Radio Network for security. At least some locations will have extended this by the implementation of private Wi-Fi networks and private ‘slices’ on mobile networks. In many places, coverage or capacity will no longer be meeting requirements. What are the options, and what can support advanced use cases?
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