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Towards resilient 5G: Lessons learned from experimental evaluations of LTE uplink jamming

Girke et al., 2019

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17526756025956190164
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Girke F
Kurtz F
Dorsch N
Wietfeld C
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2019 IEEE International Conference on Communications Workshops (ICC Workshops)

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Energy, water, health, transportation and emergency services act as backbones for our society. Aiming at high degrees of efficiency, these systems are increasingly automated, depending on communication systems. However, this makes these Critical Infrastructures …
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