Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications

Abstract The expansion of smart devices and throughput requirements have triggered the integration of multi‐hop Device to Device (D2D) underlay the fifth generation (5G) network. This new paradigm has extended the coverage area and enabled ultra‐low latency and cost‐per‐bit communications. While the...

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Main Authors: Sawsan Selmi, Ridha Bouallègue
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2021-08-01
Series:IET Communications
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1049/cmu2.12191
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spelling doaj-5da348f161674e31a650dc8f1c36bd192021-08-05T03:42:44ZengWileyIET Communications1751-86281751-86362021-08-0115141791180710.1049/cmu2.12191Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communicationsSawsan Selmi0Ridha Bouallègue1Innovation of Communication and Cooperative Mobiles (Innov'Com) Laboratory (SUP'COM LR11/TIC03), National School of Engineers of Tunis Tunis el Manar University Tunis TunisiaInnovation of Communication and Cooperative Mobiles (Innov'Com) Laboratory (SUP'COM LR11/TIC03), Higher School of Communication of Tunis Carthage University Ariana TunisiaAbstract The expansion of smart devices and throughput requirements have triggered the integration of multi‐hop Device to Device (D2D) underlay the fifth generation (5G) network. This new paradigm has extended the coverage area and enabled ultra‐low latency and cost‐per‐bit communications. While the previous 3GPP releases address only the coverage problem via two‐hop D2D, this paper focuses on multi‐hop D2D defined in 3GPP release 15 and beyond. It proposes a distributed relay selection and resource allocation algorithm based on a mixed strategy game and a novel amplify and forward factor. The proposed schema maximizes the joint spectral and energy efficiency. Besides, it determines the optimal amount of data and energy transferred by each device. The efficiency of this approach against other state‐of‐the‐art solutions is evaluated and verified through computer simulations.https://doi.org/10.1049/cmu2.12191
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Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
IET Communications
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Ridha Bouallègue
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title Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
title_short Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
title_full Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
title_fullStr Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
title_full_unstemmed Energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
title_sort energy and spectral efficient relay selection and resource allocation in mobile multi‐hop device to device communications
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series IET Communications
issn 1751-8628
1751-8636
publishDate 2021-08-01
description Abstract The expansion of smart devices and throughput requirements have triggered the integration of multi‐hop Device to Device (D2D) underlay the fifth generation (5G) network. This new paradigm has extended the coverage area and enabled ultra‐low latency and cost‐per‐bit communications. While the previous 3GPP releases address only the coverage problem via two‐hop D2D, this paper focuses on multi‐hop D2D defined in 3GPP release 15 and beyond. It proposes a distributed relay selection and resource allocation algorithm based on a mixed strategy game and a novel amplify and forward factor. The proposed schema maximizes the joint spectral and energy efficiency. Besides, it determines the optimal amount of data and energy transferred by each device. The efficiency of this approach against other state‐of‐the‐art solutions is evaluated and verified through computer simulations.
url https://doi.org/10.1049/cmu2.12191
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