Dataset and Supporting Materials for High-Density Wireless Network Design Based on the Khalfin Wireless Infrastructure Model (KWIM)

This dataset provides supporting materials for the research article: “A Systemic Approach to Wireless Infrastructure Design: The Khalfin Wireless Infrastructure Model (KWIM)” https://hal.science/view/index/docid/5607338 The dataset contains structured descriptions of the Khalfin Wireless Infrastructure Model (KWIM), including its conceptual framework, engineering stages, design principles, use cases, and limitations. The KWIM model is a capacity-oriented approach to wireless network design, focusing on airtime efficiency, interference management, and performance optimization in high-density environments. Contents of the dataset include: - Formal description of the KWIM framework - Stage-based design methodology (K1–K5) - Core engineering principles - Application scenarios (enterprise, campus, residential, industrial) - Identified limitations and future research directions This dataset is intended to support reproducibility, transparency, and further development of the proposed model. Fields of application: Wireless networks, high-density WLAN systems, network optimization, wireless infrastructure design. Keywords: wireless networks, WLAN, network design, high-density networks, airtime efficiency, network optimization, infrastructure modeling.