Intelligent Shared Spectrum Coordination in Heterogeneous Networks
Ehinomen Atimati,
David Crawford,
Robert Stewart
Abstract:Global connectivity requires reliable and affordable access to the internet for digital inclusiveness. Shared spectrum technologies are one of many technologies that can help provide affordable connectivity. They require available spectrum (channels) from Primary Users (PUs) and share these among future dynamic heterogeneous secondary user (SU) networks. Coordination of these transient available resources is exacerbated by dynamic SU network scenarios, thus raising the risk of poor SU experience and inefficien… Show more
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