spectrum-aware mobility management

Spectrum-Aware Mobility Managementin Cognitive Radio Cellular Networks

Under the guidance of Presented by Shanthi M.B Sagar Datta (usn:1cr09cs086)

Asst. prof. Dept CSE Sooraj Nayak (usn:1cr09cs101)

CMRIT Swati Sarma(usn:1cr09cs106)

Shraddha Joshi(usn:1cr09cs094)

8th Sem CSE

AGENDA• Abstract• Introduction• Literature survey• Existing system• Proposed system• Software requirements• Conclusion• Future enhancement• Reference papers

ABSTRACT• Cognitive radio (CR) networks have been proposed as a solution to both spectrum inefficiency and spectrum scarcity problems.• A spectrum-aware mobility management schemeis proposed for CR cellular networks.• A novel network architecture is introduced to mitigate heterogeneous spectrum availability which supports :Spectrum mobilityUser mobility Intercell resource allocation.

INTRODUCTION

• Wireless spectrum is currently regulated by government agencies and is assigned to license holders.• Currently intercell handoff technology is used for 2G and 3G but only 15%-85% of frequency is utilized.• To optimize the use of frequency CR network is introduced.• Unlicensed devices share wireless channels with the licensed devices that are already using an assigned spectrum.

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INTRODUCTION

• CR networks, however, impose unique challenges resulting from high fluctuation in the available spectrum.

• To overcome challenges spectrum management is used.

• Spectrum management functions are: Spectrum sensing Spectrum decision Spectrum sharing Spectrum mobility

LITERATURE SURVEY

• “Spectrum Policy Task Force Report” Federal Communications Commission Nov. 2002.

• “Next Generation/Dynamic Spectrum Access/Cognitive Radio Wireless Networks: A Survey,” I.F. Akyildiz, W.Y. M.C.Vuran,Mohanty,Sept. 2006.

• “Cognitive Cellular System within the TV Spectrum,” Proc. IEEE Symp. J. Sachs, I. Maric 2009.

• “Cognitive Radio, DSA and Self-X: Towards Next Transformation in Cellular Networks,” M.M. Buddhikot, Proc. IEEE Symp. Apr. 2010.

EXISTING SYSTEM

• The components of current system are:

Primary User Primary Base station Cognitive radio user Cognitive base station.

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EXISTING SYSTEM

ADVANTAGES• Unused spectrum are determined and used them

automatically.• Several network standards are interoperated and

recognized automatically.• Automatically improves and accomplishes its progress

and minimize interference.

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EXISTING SYSTEM CHALLENGES OF CONSIDERATION•Heterogeneous mobility• Dynamic spectrum• Broad range of available spectrum

Proposed System

• Spectrum Pool Structure To optimize spectrum usage

the CR n/w, spectrum pool structure is used, It consists of:

1. Spectrum pool2. Spectrum band3. Channel Also, the cell coverage is

extended to include two regions: BA(Basic area) & EA(extended area).

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Proposed System

• By taking into account both user & spectrum mobility events we have 4 diff types of handoff schemes:

Intracell/intrapool handoff Intercell/intrapool handoff Intercell/interpool handoff Intracell/interpool handoff

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Hardware Requirements • SYSTEM: Pentium IV 2.4

GHz• HARD DISK: 40 GB• MONITOR : 15 VGA

colour• MOUSE: Logitech• RAM: 256 MB

Software Requirements • Operating system :

Windows XP Professional

• Front End :Eclipse.• Coding Language: Java

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CONCLUSION

• By exploiting the existing wireless spectrum, CR networks are being developed to solve current wireless network problems.

• CR networks, equipped with the cognitive radio, will provide an ultimate spectrum- aware communication paradigm .

• In particular, we investigate novel spectrum management functionalities such as spectrum sensing, spectrum decision, spectrum sharing, and spectrum mobility.

FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

• Future wireless networking will be characterized by devices that will have self-optimizing entity.

• These devices will sense, respond and adapt to the presence of people, objects, and to varying environmental characteristics.

• Service Aware Protocol Design : Another concern is the efficient support of rich multimedia applications and services over dynamic wireless environment.

• Especially, the delivery and transport of multimedia to heterogeneous mobile users is very challenging.

REFERENCE PAPERS

• “Next Generation/Dynamic Spectrum Access/Cognitive Radio Wireless Networks: A Survey,” I.F. Akyildiz, W.Y. M.C.Vuran,Mohanty,Sept. 2006.

• “Cognitive Cellular System within the TV Spectrum,” Proc. IEEE Symp. J. Sachs, I. Maric 2009.

• “Cognitive Radio, DSA and Self-X: Towards Next Transformation in Cellular Networks,” M.M. Buddhikot, Proc. IEEE Symp. Apr. 2010.

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