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Article Dans Une Revue IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing Année : 2016

Uplink Energy-Delay Trade-off under Optimized Relay Placement in Cellular Networks

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Relay nodes-enhanced architectures are deemed a viable solution to enhance coverage and capacity of nowadays cellular networks. Besides a number of desirable features, these architectures reduce the average distance between users and network nodes, thus allowing for battery savings for users transmitting on the uplink. In this paper, we investigate the extent of these savings, by optimizing relay nodes deployment in terms of uplink energy consumption per transmitted bit, while taking into account a minimum uplink average user delay that has to be guaranteed. A novel performance evaluation framework for uplink relay networks is first proposed to study this energy-delay trade-off. A simulated annealing is then run to find an optimized relay placement solution under a delay constraint; exterior penalty functions are used in order to deal with a difficult energy landscape, in particular when the constraint is tight. Finally, results show that relay nodes deployment consistently improve users uplink energy efficiency, under a wide range of traffic conditions and that relays are particularly efficient in non-uniform traffic scenarios.
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hal-02287233 , version 1 (13-09-2019)

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Mattia Minelli, Maode Ma, Marceau Coupechoux, Jean-Marc Kélif, Marc Sigelle, et al.. Uplink Energy-Delay Trade-off under Optimized Relay Placement in Cellular Networks. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 2016, 15 (9), pp.2376-2387. ⟨hal-02287233⟩
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