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Scenarios
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Colosseum offers a variety of RF scenarios for different research purposes. These scenarios emulate various real-world environments and wireless conditions to enable repeatable and controlled experiments.

Overview
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Colosseum's scenarios are characterized by:

* **RF ID**: Unique identifier for each scenario
* **RF Description**: Brief description of the scenario
* **Duration**: Length of the scenario in seconds
* **Noise Power BW**: Bandwidth over which noise power is calculated
* **Usable BW**: Bandwidth available for transmissions
* **Traffic ID**: Associated traffic scenario ID (if applicable)
* **Center Frequency**: Default center frequency for the scenario
* **Number of Nodes**: Maximum number of nodes supported in the scenario

Choosing a Scenario
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When selecting a scenario for your experiment, consider:

* The number of nodes required
* The wireless technology being tested
* The environmental characteristics needed (urban, rural, etc.)
* The desired signal propagation conditions (multipath, fading, etc.)
* The mobility patterns of nodes (static, mobile, specific routes)

For assistance with scenario selection or to request custom scenarios, please contact the Colosseum support team.

.. toctree::
   :maxdepth: 2
   :caption: Available Scenarios:

   cellular/index
   digital_twin_scenarios
   qualification_scenarios
   channel_sounding_scenarios
   fixed_pathloss_scenarios
   real_field_scenarios
   anechoic_chamber
   file_format
   test_scenarios
   other