Enhancing indoor channel reuse capacity through building propagation modification

Indoor wireless communication systems are often required to serve high densities of users demanding high data throughput rates. Wireless systems engineers are challenged to meet these capacity demands using the limited radio spectrum allocated for such purposes. Simultaneously reuse of radio channels in different parts of a building helps to satisfy demand. However, channel reuse risks creating intolerable levels of cochannel interference that degrades system capacity and user throughput.