In 6th Generation Mobile Networks(6G),the Space-Integrated-Ground(SIG)Radio Access Network(RAN)promises seamless coverage and exceptionally high Quality of Service(QoS)for diverse services.However,achieving this neces...In 6th Generation Mobile Networks(6G),the Space-Integrated-Ground(SIG)Radio Access Network(RAN)promises seamless coverage and exceptionally high Quality of Service(QoS)for diverse services.However,achieving this necessitates effective management of computation and wireless resources tailored to the requirements of various services.The heterogeneity of computation resources and interference among shared wireless resources pose significant coordination and management challenges.To solve these problems,this work provides an overview of multi-dimensional resource management in 6G SIG RAN,including computation and wireless resource.Firstly it provides with a review of current investigations on computation and wireless resource management and an analysis of existing deficiencies and challenges.Then focusing on the provided challenges,the work proposes an MEC-based computation resource management scheme and a mixed numerology-based wireless resource management scheme.Furthermore,it outlines promising future technologies,including joint model-driven and data-driven resource management technology,and blockchain-based resource management technology within the 6G SIG network.The work also highlights remaining challenges,such as reducing communication costs associated with unstable ground-to-satellite links and overcoming barriers posed by spectrum isolation.Overall,this comprehensive approach aims to pave the way for efficient and effective resource management in future 6G networks.展开更多
The previous research on administration of the transmission capacity in the wired/ wireless ATM networks only focuses on wired part or wireless part. There are very few people do the work extending to the links associ...The previous research on administration of the transmission capacity in the wired/ wireless ATM networks only focuses on wired part or wireless part. There are very few people do the work extending to the links associating with handoff in the whole network. This paper develops the algorithms of transmission capacity administration on the link connecting the base station and base station controller (including the air interface of the base station) and the VPs among the base station controllers in the wired/ wireless ATM networks, which adapt to the traffic state of each service in every cellular cell to allocate (provision) transmission capacity and to reserve handoff guard capacity on these links, respectively. By simulating and analyzing the performance of the algorithm, it is found that it does well for the multimedia communication in which the transmission capacity requirement of each service may be widely different, so that the network bandwidth resource can be used efficiently.展开更多
In recent years, we have seen an increasing interest in developing and designing Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). WSNs consist of large number of nodes, with wireless communications and computation abilities that can ...In recent years, we have seen an increasing interest in developing and designing Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). WSNs consist of large number of nodes, with wireless communications and computation abilities that can be used in variety of domains. It has been used in areas that have direct contact with monitoring and gathering data, to name few, health monitoring, military surveillance, geological monitoring (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Tsunami), agriculture control and many more. However, the design and implementation of WSNs face many challenges, due to the power limitation of sensor nodes, deployment and localization, data routing and data aggregation, data security, limited bandwidth, storage capacity and network management. It is known that Operation Research (OR) has been widely used in different areas to solve optimization problems;such as improving network performance and maximizing lifetime of system. In this survey, we present the most recent OR based techniques applied to solve different WSNs problems: the node scheduling problem, energy management problems, nodes allocating issues and other WSNs related complex problems. Different Operational Research techniques are presented and discussed in details here, including graph theory based techniques, linear programing and mixed integer programming related approaches.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2021YFB2900504).
文摘In 6th Generation Mobile Networks(6G),the Space-Integrated-Ground(SIG)Radio Access Network(RAN)promises seamless coverage and exceptionally high Quality of Service(QoS)for diverse services.However,achieving this necessitates effective management of computation and wireless resources tailored to the requirements of various services.The heterogeneity of computation resources and interference among shared wireless resources pose significant coordination and management challenges.To solve these problems,this work provides an overview of multi-dimensional resource management in 6G SIG RAN,including computation and wireless resource.Firstly it provides with a review of current investigations on computation and wireless resource management and an analysis of existing deficiencies and challenges.Then focusing on the provided challenges,the work proposes an MEC-based computation resource management scheme and a mixed numerology-based wireless resource management scheme.Furthermore,it outlines promising future technologies,including joint model-driven and data-driven resource management technology,and blockchain-based resource management technology within the 6G SIG network.The work also highlights remaining challenges,such as reducing communication costs associated with unstable ground-to-satellite links and overcoming barriers posed by spectrum isolation.Overall,this comprehensive approach aims to pave the way for efficient and effective resource management in future 6G networks.
文摘The previous research on administration of the transmission capacity in the wired/ wireless ATM networks only focuses on wired part or wireless part. There are very few people do the work extending to the links associating with handoff in the whole network. This paper develops the algorithms of transmission capacity administration on the link connecting the base station and base station controller (including the air interface of the base station) and the VPs among the base station controllers in the wired/ wireless ATM networks, which adapt to the traffic state of each service in every cellular cell to allocate (provision) transmission capacity and to reserve handoff guard capacity on these links, respectively. By simulating and analyzing the performance of the algorithm, it is found that it does well for the multimedia communication in which the transmission capacity requirement of each service may be widely different, so that the network bandwidth resource can be used efficiently.
文摘In recent years, we have seen an increasing interest in developing and designing Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). WSNs consist of large number of nodes, with wireless communications and computation abilities that can be used in variety of domains. It has been used in areas that have direct contact with monitoring and gathering data, to name few, health monitoring, military surveillance, geological monitoring (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Tsunami), agriculture control and many more. However, the design and implementation of WSNs face many challenges, due to the power limitation of sensor nodes, deployment and localization, data routing and data aggregation, data security, limited bandwidth, storage capacity and network management. It is known that Operation Research (OR) has been widely used in different areas to solve optimization problems;such as improving network performance and maximizing lifetime of system. In this survey, we present the most recent OR based techniques applied to solve different WSNs problems: the node scheduling problem, energy management problems, nodes allocating issues and other WSNs related complex problems. Different Operational Research techniques are presented and discussed in details here, including graph theory based techniques, linear programing and mixed integer programming related approaches.
