Buildings

Collaboration diagram for Buildings:

Topics
	Buildings module tests

Classes
class	ns3::Building
	a 3d building block More...
class	ns3::BuildingContainer
	keep track of a set of building pointers. More...
class	ns3::BuildingList
	Container for Building class. More...
class	ns3::BuildingsChannelConditionModel
	Determines the channel condition based on the buildings deployed in the scenario. More...
class	ns3::BuildingsHelper
	Helper used to install a MobilityBuildingInfo into a set of nodes. More...
class	ns3::BuildingsPropagationLossModel
	This model provides means for simulating the following propagation phenomena in the presence of buildings: More...
class	ns3::GridBuildingAllocator
	Allocate buildings on a rectangular 2d grid. More...
class	ns3::HybridBuildingsPropagationLossModel
	The HybridBuildingsPropagationModel is a compound of different models able to evaluate the pathloss from 200 to 2600 MHz, in different environments and with buildings (i.e., indoor and outdoor communications). More...
class	ns3::ItuR1238PropagationLossModel
	This class implements the ITU-R 1238 propagation loss model. More...
class	ns3::MobilityBuildingInfo
	mobility buildings information (to be used by mobility models) More...
class	ns3::OhBuildingsPropagationLossModel
	this model combines the OkumuraHata model with the BuildingsPropagationLossModel More...
class	ns3::OutdoorPositionAllocator
	allocate outdoor positions More...
class	ns3::RandomBuildingPositionAllocator
	Allocate each position by randomly choosing a building from the list of all buildings, and then randomly choosing a position inside the building. More...
class	ns3::RandomWalk2dOutdoorMobilityModel
	2D random walk mobility model which avoids buildings. More...
class	ns3::ThreeGppV2vHighwayChannelConditionModel
	Computes the channel condition for the V2V Highway scenario. More...
class	ns3::ThreeGppV2vUrbanChannelConditionModel
	Computes the channel condition for the V2V Urban scenario. More...

Detailed Description

The models to define 3d buildings, associated channel models, and mobility.