LoRa Network planning challenges
summary
Simulation uses a digital‑twin stack (2D/3D/3D‑city) and S_IoT propagation tools to predict coverage cost and device battery impact, comparing macro rooftop and pico densification. Measured examples: 500 m → <180 m geolocation accuracy when scaling from 33 to ~146 gateways, Amsterdam ≈50% SF10 coverage vs Berlin ≈70% SF10, and 42 macro gateways vs 100+ pico gateways to reach SF10 indoor; results drive capex tradeoffs and show denser networks improve battery life and geolocation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 4:482d Territories
- 5:083d Territories
- 5:253d City
- 10:16Geolocation
- 10:53Geolocation Accuracy
- 16:20Median Accuracy
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