Title :
An Application-Oriented Spectrum Sharing Architecture
Author :
ChunSheng Xin ; Min Song
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. & Comput. Eng., Old Dominion Univ., Norfolk, VA, USA
Abstract :
The current opportunistic spectrum access architecture suffers from several technical barriers. Capitalizing on recent spectrum policy evolution and technology advances, we propose an application-oriented spectrum sharing architecture, termed on-demand spectrum access, to eliminate the barriers bothering the opportunistic spectrum access architecture. We consider a spectrum service provider that has a mesh infrastructure network and offers on-demand spectrum services to users. The users can dynamically set up application-oriented virtual topologies to carry out specific applications such as video conferences. We develop an efficient online spectrum service provision algorithm, termed Provision based on Onion Subsetting. The time complexity and the correctness are analyzed. We evaluate the performance of the on-demand spectrum access architecture under the provision algorithm through simulations.
Keywords :
radio spectrum management; telecommunication services; application oriented spectrum sharing; mesh infrastructure; on-demand spectrum access; on-demand spectrum service; onion subsetting based service provisioning; spectrum policy evolution; spectrum service provider; spectrum service provision algorithm; video conferencing; Cognitive radio; Computer architecture; Interchannel interference; Network topology; Topology; Transceivers; Spectrum sharing; cognitive radio networks; on-demand spectrum access; on-demand spectrum access (ODSA);
Journal_Title :
Wireless Communications, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TWC.2014.2386316