DocumentCode
717473
Title
Toward fully coordinated multi-level multi-carrier energy efficient networks
Author
Wiecek, Piotr ; Haddad, Majed ; Habachi, Oussama ; Hayel, Yezekael
Author_Institution
Inst. of Math. & Comput. Sci., Wroclaw Univ. of Technol., Wroclaw, Poland
fYear
2015
fDate
20-22 May 2015
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
9
Abstract
Enabling coordination between products from different vendors is a key characteristic of the design philosophy behind future wireless communication networks. As an example, different devices may have different implementations, leading to different user experiences. A similar story emerges when devices running different physical and link layer protocols share frequencies in the same spectrum in order to maximize the system-wide spectral efficiency. In such situations, coordinating multiple interfering devices presents a significant challenge not only from an interworking perspective (as a result of reduced infrastructure), but also from an implementation point of view. The following question may then naturally arise: How to accommodate integrating such heterogeneous wireless devices seamlessly? One approach is to coordinate the spectrum in a centralized manner. However, the desired autonomous feature of future wireless systems makes the use of a central authority for spectrum management less appealing. Alternately, intelligent spectrum coordination have spurred great interest and excitement in the recent years. This paper presents a multi-level (hierarchical) power control game where users jointly choose their channel and power control selfishly in order to maximize their individual energy efficiency. By hierarchical, we mean that some users´ decision priority is higher/lower than the others. We propose two simple and nearly-optimal algorithms that ensure complete spectrum coordination among users. Interestingly, it turns out that the complexity of the two proposed algorithms is, in the worst case, quadratic in the number of users, whereas the complexity of the optimal solution (obtained through exhaustive search) is N!. These results offer hope that such simple and accurate power control algorithms can be designed around competition, as hierarchical behavior does not only improve the mechanism´s performance but also leads to simpler distributed power control algo- ithms.
Keywords
power control; protocols; radio networks; radio spectrum management; telecommunication control; telecommunication network management; distributed power control algorithms; energy efficiency; fully coordinated multilevel multicarrier energy efficient networks; heterogeneous wireless devices; intelligent spectrum coordination; interworking perspective; link layer protocols; multilevel hierarchical power control game; spectrum management; system-wide spectral efficiency; user experiences; wireless communication networks; wireless systems; Algorithm design and analysis; Games; Interference; Power control; Signal to noise ratio; Throughput; Wireless communication; Spectrum coordination; energy efficiency; multi-carrier networks; multi-level system; power control game;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
IFIP Networking Conference (IFIP Networking), 2015
Conference_Location
Toulouse
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IFIPNetworking.2015.7145314
Filename
7145314
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