— Most wireless systems receive a license that gives them exclusive access to a block of spectrum. Exclusivity guarantees adequate quality of service, but it also leads to inefï¬...
We consider the problem of providing opportunistic spectrum access to secondary users in wireless cellular networks. From the standpoint of spectrum license holders, achieving ben...
Ashraf Al Daoud, Murat Alanyali, David Starobinski
Integration of different radio access networks will become a reality in a near future. Our interworking architecture assumes a ubiquitous primary network (the cellular one) and se...
Abstract--A common concept to mitigate the effects of spectrum scarcity is to allow opportunistic dynamic spectrum access (DSA) to licensed frequency bands. In this context, the li...
Jad Nasreddine, Andreas Achtzehn, Janne Riihij&aum...
—We consider pricing secondary access to wireless spectrum in cellular CDMA networks. We study the case for a primary license holder interested in leasing the right of providing ...
Ashraf Al Daoud, Murat Alanyali, David Starobinski