Spectrum Occupancy Survey In HULL-UK For Cognitive Radio Applications Measurement 26 Analysis
Journal: International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research (Vol.2, No. 4)Publication Date: 2013-04-25
Authors : Meftah Mehdawi; N. Riley; K. Paulson; A. Fanan; M. Ammar;
Page : 231-236
Keywords : Index Terms - Cognitive Radio; Spectrum Occupancy; Detection threshold; Data processing; Spectrum Measurement;
Abstract
Abstract - Efficient use of the radio spectrum is a necessity for future wireless systems. Cognitive Radio CR systems promise large increases in spectral efficiency. An important design constraint for systems is understanding of the current use of frequency bands which may be used by future CR systems. This paper describes a set of spectrum occupancy measurements performed in Hull UK in November 2012 and proposes long-term studies in a single location. Observations provide evidence that the licensed spectrum is far from fully utilized in frequency. Measurements provide evidence of the spectral efficiency benefits that may be accrued by the dynamic reuse of the available spectrum. Such improved usage could break the current spectrum availability bottleneck. The measurement method is based on the energy detection principle.
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