Computer Modeling of a Wireless Wi-Fi Channel Considering Packet Lost in Dams for the Telemetry Control of Bridge Structures and Construction Buildings

2025

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DOI 10.52209/1609-1825_2025_4_458
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

This article is devoted to computer modeling of a wireless Wi-Fi channel, taking into account packet loss in a distributed autonomous wireless monitoring system for the technical condition of bridges and buildings. The rationale for the choice of software for computer simulation of a wireless Wi-Fi channel in a distributed system is given. The results of our experiments demonstrate a significant improvement in the accuracy of the study using new methods. The discovered patterns can become key when creating a computer model of a wireless system that provides high data transfer rates with minimal packet loss. The obtained results emphasize the importance of using modern methods in the field of wireless technologies to improve the efficiency of monitoring systems. Based on experiments, it can be concluded that new methods significantly increase the accuracy of the collected data in wireless monitoring systems. Thus, this work will contribute to the development of wireless monitoring methods and the creation of more accurate computer models capable of providing stable data transmission under real network loads.