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openWNS RISE

Registered 2009-01-12 by Daniel Bültmann

The openWNS Radio Interference Simulation Engine (RISE) provides means to model the interference in multi-cellular mobile radio communication systems.

RISE provides support classes for modeling path loss, shadowing and fading. It allows for using different antenna patterns and even supports SDMA.

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Part of:: openWNS

Maintainer:: ComNets, RWTH Aachen, University

Driver:: ComNets, RWTH Aachen, University

Licence:: GNU LGPL v2.1

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Version control system:: Bazaar

Programming languages:: C++, Python

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Error in upgrading openWNS
Posted on 2009-02-03

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Bug #514471: Failed unit test: rise::scenario::pathloss::tests::ITUPathlossTest::testRNG
Reported on 2010-01-29
Bug #364272: In the "src"-directory, there is a "tranceiver" [sic!] directory that is obviously superfluous
Reported on 2009-04-20
Bug #325085: Memory leaks in src/scenario/ftfading/FTFading.cpp
Reported on 2009-02-03
Bug #322508: the launchpad project is misspelled...
Reported on 2009-01-28

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LTE and WiMedia Modules Published on 2010-12-30
An IMT-Advanced evaluation compliant LTE simulator module has been released t...
openWNS Summer School 27. - 29.09.2010 on 2010-06-17
from September 27th until September 29th at the facilities of ComNets Resear...
Improved WiMAX module, IMT-Advanced support, openWNS USB sticks on 2010-06-11
Another major update of the RWTH Aachen University Open Source Wireless Netwo...
openWNS-Paper received Best Paper Award at SIMUTools 2010 on 2010-04-01
The programme committee of this year's SIMUTools 2010 - the 3rd Intl. ICST Co...
Major Update Including IMT-Advanced Evaluation Support on 2010-02-01
Today, a major update of the RWTH Aachen University Open Source Wireless Netw...