Interbeam Interference Constrained Resource Allocation for Shared Spectrum Multibeam Satellite Communication Systems

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Abstract
Future Internet of Things should contain space segment and terrestrial segment. In addition, the multibeam satellite communication systems, especially working in S shared band, have gained more attention, which plays a significant role in providing direct-to-user satellite mobile services. Besides, due to the limited on-board resources, it is increasingly urgent to improve resource utilization. Taking the interbeam interference, channel conditions, delay factor, capacity, bandwidth utilization variance into consideration, a novel joint resource allocation algorithm is proposed in this paper. Interbeam interference coefficient matrix derived from frequency reuse is established to measure the level of co-channel interference. Moreover, the proposed algorithm can allocate resources flexibly according to specific traffic requirements and channel conditions. A novel joint power and bandwidth allocation algorithm is proposed by optimizing throughput and approximation problem of actual requirement. The optimal solution to this optimization problem can be obtained by golden section theory and subgradient iteration. The evaluation results demonstrate that the proposed algorithm can maximize the capacity, minimize the bandwidth utilization variance, and it can also allocate resource intelligently adapting to the user requirements and channel conditions.
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  • National Natural Science Foundation of China (61671183, 61771163, 91438205)

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