Information and communications technology in Kosovo

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According to Regulatory Authority of Electronics and Postal Communication 2011 report, 86 telecommunication licenses have been issued since 2004. In 2010, 74 percent of the population was subscribed to mobile phone services, or a total number of 1,537,164 In 2007, PTK reported growth of subscribers from 300,000 to 800,000 in less than a year. In 2006, the number was 562,000.

Planning Telecommunications Infrastructure in Kosovo

By means of GIS, we have planned the maximum cov erage and avoidance of interference. The mathematical results are generated through the geographic system. We have presented the

Carbon emissions and mitigation potentials of 5G base station in

Abstract The emergence of fifth-generation (5G) telecommunication would change modern lives, however, 5G network requires a large number of base stations, which may lead

Multi-objective cooperative optimization of communication

This paper develops a method to consider the multi-objective cooperative optimization operation of 5G communication base stations and Active Distribution Network (ADN) and constructs a

An Insight into Deployments of Green Base Stations (GBSs) for

Data traffic and the number of mobile subscribers have increased significantly prompting cellular network operators to install additional mobile cellular base stations (BSs) to

Broadband Mapping and QoS Aspects Kosovo Experience

Electronic Atlas is an interactive multi-layer interactive map which contains data on the geographic location, form and attributes of elements of the public infrastructure of electronic

Energy‐Efficient Base Stations | part of Green Communications

With the explosion of mobile Internet applications and the subsequent exponential increase of wireless data traffic, the energy consumption of cellular networks has rapidly caught the

Energy performance of off-grid green cellular base stations

The most energy-hungry parts of mobile networks are the base station sites, which consume around of their total energy. One of the approaches for relieving this energy pressure