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학술지 Self-Organizing Spectrum Breathing and User Association for Load Balancing inWireless Networks
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저자
김혜연, 김홍석, 조윤희, 이승환
발행일
201605
출처
IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, v.15 no.5, pp.3409-3421
ISSN
1536-1276
출판사
IEEE
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TWC.2016.2520938
협약과제
13PI1800, 스마트 모바일 서비스의 체감 품질 향상을 위한 무선 전송 원천기술 연구, 이승환
초록
In this paper, we develop a self-organizing mechanism for spectrum breathing and user association in cellular networks employing frequency reuse patterns. Specifically, our focus is on flow-level cell load balancing under spatially inhomogeneous traffic distributions. Our work adaptively changes the spectrum bandwidth of each base station (BS) so that spectrums of BSs breathe in and out in order to balance the loads of BSs. Spectrum breathing is further combined with delay-optimal user association for better load balancing. Our problem is challenging because the problem is not a convex optimization. To tackle the difficulty, we decouple spectrum breathing and user association and propose an iterative algorithm that always converges to a fixed point, which is possibly an optimal solution. We show that spectrum breathing dominates a family of 慣-optimal user association in cell load balancing. Surprisingly, the flow-level delay performance under spectrum breathing gets even better as spatial traffic distribution becomes unbalanced, which is not the case of 慣-optimal user association. Our extensive simulations confirm that spectrum breathing significantly improves the system performances: decreasing the delay more than 10 times or increasing the admittable traffic load by more than 125%. Furthermore, spectrum breathing outperforms full frequency reuse when spatial traffic distribution is inhomogeneous.
KSP 제안 키워드
Cell Load Balancing, Cellular networks, Convex Optimization, Fixed-point, Optimal Solution, Self-organizing Mechanism, Traffic loads, base station(BS), delay performance, full frequency reuse, iterative algorithms