Chang-Sik Choi

Assistant Professor

Hongik University

South Korea

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Dr. Chang-Sik Choi is an Assistant Professor at Hongik University in South Korea. His research interests encompass advanced topics in vehicular networks, satellite communication, and stochastic geometry. He has recently published articles focusing on the analysis of networks assisted by Cox-distributed vehicle relays and the modeling of downlink communications in heterogeneous satellite networks.

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Junil Choi

Assistant Professor

KAIST

SOUTH KOREA

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Chang-Sik Choi

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Articles (13)

Analysis of a Spatially Correlated Vehicular Network Assisted by Cox-Distributed Vehicle Relays

Leveraging Aerial Platforms for Downlink Communications in Sparse Satellite Networks

A Novel Analytical Model for LEO and MEO Satellite Networks Based on Cox Point Processes

Analysis of a Delay-Tolerant Data Harvest Architecture Leveraging Low Earth Orbit Satellite Networks

Modeling and Analysis of Downlink Communications in a Heterogeneous LEO Satellite Network

Stochastic Geometry Analysis of RIS-Assisted Cellular Networks with Reflective Intelligent Surfaces on Roads

Cox Point Processes for Multi Altitude LEO Satellite Networks

LOS Coverage Area in Vehicular Networks with Cox-Distributed Roadside Units and Relays

User Association in a Heterogeneous Vehicular Network With Roadside Units and Vehicle Relays

A Stochastic Geometry Model for Spatially Correlated Blockage in Vehicular Networks

Modeling and Analysis of Priority-Based Distributed Access Control in Vehicular Networks

Modeling and Analysis of Vehicle Safety Message Broadcast in Cellular Networks

Modeling and Analysis of Data Harvesting Architecture Based on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

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Junil Choi

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