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Mobile phones are becoming increasingly important in our everyday lives. The rising number of
mobile phones reflects a similar increase in the number of base stations. Because of this rapid
evolution, the establishment and planning of new base stations has become mandatory.
However, the rise in the number of base stations, in terms of human health,...
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