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This paper explores the use of WIPL-D software for simulating indoor electromagnetic (EM) propagation in both 2D and 3D, addressing the growing need for accurate modeling due to increasing electronic device usage. While 3D simulations offer detailed wave propagation analysis, they require substantial computational resources, especially at high frequencies, whereas 2D simulations - assuming an infinite structure with a constant cross-section - provide a computationally efficient alternative with minimal accuracy loss for many practical scenarios. The study examines the effects of material properties (e.g., concrete vs. metallic pillars) on signal distortion and evaluates different signal types, such as Dirac delta and Gaussian pulses, concluding that 2D modeling can often serve as a viable, resource-saving substitute for 3D simulations in telecommunication applications for smart environments.

In this Whitepaper You'll Learn:

• The trade-offs between 2D and 3D EM modeling for indoor scenarios.
• Practical strategies for reducing computational resources without losing accuracy.
• Why 2D EM modeling can be a game-changer for indoor propagation simulations.