论文信息 - Innovative stochastic modeling of residential exposure due to a WiFi source placed in uncertain position

Innovative stochastic modeling of residential exposure due to a WiFi source placed in uncertain position

This study focused on the exposure evaluation of the electric field 2D spatial distribution of the E-field in a one-floor apartment when a WiFi source is placed in uncertain position. An innovative approach that combines a Principal Component Analysis and Kriging model in order to build space-dependent surrogate models was applied and validated. Results showed the feasibility of the approach.

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