Evaluation of diverse Cell Range Expansion strategies applying CoMP in heterogeneous network

Cao, Yu; Xia, Hailun; Feng, Chunyan

doi:10.1109/pimrc.2013.6666465

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“…We can simply classify the load balancing ways into several categories: (a) Cell Range Expansion (CRE): [1] and [2] adjust control signals to extend the coverage range to balance neighbor cell's load. [3] and [4] use diverse small cells and pico-cells to achieve CRE. [5] [6] and [7] design the relay stations and femtocells to expand the BS' service to balance the high-load of the macro-cells.…”

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Modeling and Analysis of Load-Balancing Based on Base-Station CoMP with Guaranteed QoS

2014

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With the explosive deployment of the wireless communications technology, the increased QoS requirement has sparked keen interest in network planning and optimization. As the major players in wireless network optimization, the BS's resource utilization and mobile user's QoS can be improved a lot by the load-balancing technology. In this paper, we propose a load-balancing strategy that uses Coordinated Multiple Points (CoMP) technology among the Base Stations (BS) to effectively extend network coverage and increase edge users signal quality. To use universally, different patterns of load-balancing based on CoMP are modeled and discussed. We define two QoS metrics to be guaranteed during CoMP load balancing: call blocking rate and efficient throughput. The closed-form expressions for these two QoS metrics are derived. The load-balancing capacity and QoS performances with different CoMP patterns are evaluated and analyzed in low-dense and high-dense traffic system. The numerical results present the reasonable CoMP load balancing pattern choice with guaranteed QoS in each system.

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