Mitigation Techniques Modeling

This tool models the use of Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) to mitigate turbulence, scattering, and signal degradation in optical wireless communication environments. It simulates passive or hybrid (active/passive) RIS deployments that dynamically adjust reflection phase profiles to steer beams, enhance signal power, and reduce fading in challenging atmospheric or underwater channels. The tool provides insights into how RIS can be leveraged for link reliability, beamforming, and energy efficiency.

• Models passive, active, and hybrid RIS-assisted OWC systems
• Simulates phase profile configurations for beam steering and power focusing
• Analyzes performance in FSO and UOWC systems under turbulence and multipath
• Includes smart surface control for joint information and power transfer
• Supports energy harvesting via RIS with time/power/element splitting
• Evaluates link reliability, SNR, outage probability, and system gain

• Smart FSO backhaul systems for 6G networks
• Energy-efficient underwater monitoring and communication nodes
• Joint wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT) systems
• Secure and dynamic beam shaping in QKD systems
• Adaptive RIS-based optical relaying and network reconfiguration

• Standalone EXE tool for Windows-based platforms
• GUI to configure RIS geometry, element types, control schemes, and propagation environment
• Outputs: heatmaps of phase configurations, SNR and outage vs. RIS parameters
• Comparison of RIS-assisted vs. baseline OWC system performance
• Documentation including sample RIS layouts and control strategies

• Support for programmable meta-surfaces with variable reflection coefficients
• Incorporation of user-defined RIS control algorithms or external AI engines
• Realistic propagation scenarios using measured turbulence and channel data
• Joint RIS and beamforming transmitter design module
• Power transfer optimization and SWIPT trade-off evaluation