Title :
Operational spectrum effectiveness (OSE): management of adaptive wireless ensembles
Author_Institution :
Center for Electromagn. Sci., IIT Res. Inst., Lanham, MD, USA
Abstract :
In the course of our continuing research into the operational nature of adaptive radio networks, we have successfully simulated the behavior of networks that are driven toward optimization of individual mission-specific utility, or OSE. In cases of three or more OSE-driven networks, we find that the pool of available spectrum resources must be at least passively managed in order to avoid chaotic behavior. We demonstrate a method to determine heuristic constraints on frequency, and spatial proximity for OSE adaptive radio networks.
Keywords :
adaptive systems; military communication; radio networks; radio spectrum management; telecommunication network management; OSE adaptive radio networks; adaptive radio networks; adaptive wireless ensembles management; frequency proximity; heuristic constraints; international spectrum market; military communications; military operations; mission-specific utility optimization; operational spectrum effectiveness; spatial proximity; spectrum resources; Adaptive systems; Automatic control; Bandwidth; Chaotic communication; Energy management; Interference; Radio frequency; Radio network; Radio spectrum management; Resource management;
Conference_Titel :
MILCOM 2002. Proceedings
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7625-0
DOI :
10.1109/MILCOM.2002.1180479