“…Knowing the influence of pathloss on the effective propagation of network signals, these models have been utilized by network engineers and designers to make reasonable propagation loss predictions, which in turn aid network design, and planning (Ajose and Imoize, 2013). These models include free space model (Rappaport, 1996;Seybold, 2005), Stanford University Interim (SUI) model (Abhayawardhana et al, 2005), Okumura-Hata model (Hata, 1980), Lee model (Aragon-Zavala, 2008), Ericsson model (Milanovic et al, 2007), Weissberger model (Weissberger, 1982;Seybold, 2005), COST 231-Hata model (Seybold, 2005;Abhayawardhana et al, 2005;Aragon-Zavala, 2008), Erceg model (Erceg et al, 1999), and ECC-33 model (Abhayawardhana et al, 2005;Philips et al, 2013). Here, it should be noted that a great number of these models have been tested with impactful results.…”