2012 IEEE 23rd International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications - (PIMRC) 2012

DOI: 10.1109/pimrc.2012.6362780

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Femtocell deployment strategies for MVNOs enabled by cognitive sharing

Matthias Barrie

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“…A Markov chain simulates cellular connection times, allowing for a more accurate and realistic channel capacity evaluation. In addition, using reserved and secondary user channels for areas with different traffic provides a flexible and efficient strategy for resource management [34].…”

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Maximizing Resource Efficiency in Wireless Networks through Virtualization and Opportunistic Channel Allocation

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Wireless cellular networks have become increasingly important in providing data access to cellular users via a grid of cells. Many applications are considered to read data from smart meters for potable water, gas, or electricity. This paper proposes a novel algorithm to assign paired channels for intelligent metering through wireless connectivity, which is particularly relevant due to the commercial advantages that a virtual operator currently provides. The algorithm considers the behavior of secondary spectrum channels assigned to smart metering in a cellular network. It explores spectrum reuse in a virtual mobile operator to optimize dynamic channel assignment. The proposed algorithm exploits the white holes in the cognitive radio spectrum and considers the coexistence of different uplink channels, resulting in improved efficiency and reliability for smart metering. The work also defines the average user transmission throughput and total smart meter cell throughput as metrics to measure performance, providing insights into the effects of the chosen values on the overall performance of the proposed algorithm.

“…A Markov chain simulates cellular connection times, allowing for a more accurate and realistic channel capacity evaluation. In addition, using reserved and secondary user channels for areas with different traffic provides a flexible and efficient strategy for resource management [34].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Maximizing Resource Efficiency in Wireless Networks through Virtualization and Opportunistic Channel Allocation

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2023

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Wireless cellular networks have become increasingly important in providing data access to cellular users via a grid of cells. Many applications are considered to read data from smart meters for potable water, gas, or electricity. This paper proposes a novel algorithm to assign paired channels for intelligent metering through wireless connectivity, which is particularly relevant due to the commercial advantages that a virtual operator currently provides. The algorithm considers the behavior of secondary spectrum channels assigned to smart metering in a cellular network. It explores spectrum reuse in a virtual mobile operator to optimize dynamic channel assignment. The proposed algorithm exploits the white holes in the cognitive radio spectrum and considers the coexistence of different uplink channels, resulting in improved efficiency and reliability for smart metering. The work also defines the average user transmission throughput and total smart meter cell throughput as metrics to measure performance, providing insights into the effects of the chosen values on the overall performance of the proposed algorithm.

Optimal deployment of cellular networks for Advanced Measurement Infrastructure in Smart Grid

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2014 IEEE Colombian Conference on Communications and Computing (COLCOM)

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Shortest path for optimal routing on Advanced Metering Infrastructure using cellular networks

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IEEE Colombian Conference on Communication and Computing (IEEE COLCOM 2015)

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In order to deploy an Electrical Energy Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), Electrical Enterprises traditionally have to rent the infrastructure of a primary Mobile Network Operator (MNO). This paper presents a model for optimizing the Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) infrastructure employed for the communication between the Central Office with the Smart Meters (SM). It is proposed a model which minimizes the cost of the primary network operator infrastructure and reduces the expenses of the secondary network operator while saves and facilitates the spectrum utilization. The algorithm employed in the optimization model searches the best scenario for the SM clustering with purpose of minimizing the distance among Cellular Base Stations. In this paper the Smart Meters (SM) are considered fixed data terminals placed in Neighborhood Area Networks (NAN) covered by the mobile communications network.

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