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IRS assisted hybrid HAP UAV uplink NOMA networks: an interference aware optimization framework. [PDF]

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Alhashmi AA   +7 more
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An Optimal Spectrum Allocation Strategy for Dynamic Spectrum Markets

2019 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference Workshop (WCNCW), 2019
Dynamic spectrum markets for future wireless network devices will involve complex spectrum transactions. The spatio-temporal spectrum availability and the existence in the market of many diverse players with different power limit and channel bandwidth requirements, will call for new ways of allocating the spectrum [1]. Due to its perceived fairness and
Hope Mauwa   +2 more
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Spectrum Allocations Above 40 GHz

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1981
The 1979 World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC-79) significantly revised the International Table of Frequency Allocations above 40 GHz to reflect a high level of interest and activity in this portion of the spectrum. The new Table of Allocations was created with the objectives of stimulating development of this spectrum resource by providing ...
West E. Katzenstein   +2 more
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Spectrum allocation and optimization in femtocell networks

2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2012
Two-tier femtocell networks have been shown to provide superior performance in terms of indoor user coverage and data rate as compared to conventional macrocellular networks. Nevertheless, when macrocells and femtocells share the whole spectrum, macrocellular communication links suffer severely from inter-tier interference, further exacerbated in dense
Wang Chi Cheung   +2 more
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Allocating spectrum: Towards a commons future

2012 IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks, 2012
Spectrum divide is a consequence of the current spectrum management framework which is locked into a paradigm that is based on assigning spectrum exclusively to a number of operators. This regulatory gridlock is due to resistance from current institutional framework, decision making political economy, and misconception of commons.
El-Moghazi, Mohamed   +2 more
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