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* '''Mentors:''' [mailto:nbaldo@cttc.es Nicola Baldo], [mailto:mmiozzo@cttc.es Marco Miozzo]
* '''Mentors:''' [mailto:nbaldo@cttc.es Nicola Baldo], [mailto:mmiozzo@cttc.es Marco Miozzo]


* '''Abstract:'''  
* '''Abstract:''' The main goal of the project is to extend LTE module to support Fractional Frequency Reuse. I will develop few FFR algorithms. Since power adjustment is the main part of most of FFR schemes, it will be implemented too.
 
* '''Code:'''
 
* '''About me:''' I am currently a Master's Degree student in Telecommunication at AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland. My interests include network simulations. I have been using ns-2, ns-3 in research projects at my university. I did internship in R&D Center, where I was working and developing ns-3 LTE module.


= Approach =
= Approach =
Project will be developed incrementally. I will start with simple FFR schemes which require less functionalities to be added. For example, Hard FR and Strict FR divide bandwith into sub-bands, so only functionalities to mute some sub-bands in eNBs and to distinguish in which sub-band UE operates is needed. Then I will develop more complicated FFR schemes, like Soft Frequency Reuse and Enhanced Fractional Frequency Reuse, which require also power adjustment in uplink and downlink. Finally, I will create distributed FFR algorithm, which needs communication between eNBs.


= Deliverables =
= Deliverables =
* FFR algorithms: Hard FR, Strict FFR, Soft Frequency Reuse, Enhanced Fractional Frequency Reuse, Multi-sector Gradient
* Power adaptation in downlink and power control in uplink
* methods to support X2-C SON messages (required to implement distributed FFR algorithm Multi-sector Gradient)
* updating helpers
* tests and examples
* documentation

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Project overview

  • Project name: LTE Fractional Frequency Reuse algorithms
  • Abstract: The main goal of the project is to extend LTE module to support Fractional Frequency Reuse. I will develop few FFR algorithms. Since power adjustment is the main part of most of FFR schemes, it will be implemented too.
  • Code:
  • About me: I am currently a Master's Degree student in Telecommunication at AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland. My interests include network simulations. I have been using ns-2, ns-3 in research projects at my university. I did internship in R&D Center, where I was working and developing ns-3 LTE module.

Approach

Project will be developed incrementally. I will start with simple FFR schemes which require less functionalities to be added. For example, Hard FR and Strict FR divide bandwith into sub-bands, so only functionalities to mute some sub-bands in eNBs and to distinguish in which sub-band UE operates is needed. Then I will develop more complicated FFR schemes, like Soft Frequency Reuse and Enhanced Fractional Frequency Reuse, which require also power adjustment in uplink and downlink. Finally, I will create distributed FFR algorithm, which needs communication between eNBs.

Deliverables

  • FFR algorithms: Hard FR, Strict FFR, Soft Frequency Reuse, Enhanced Fractional Frequency Reuse, Multi-sector Gradient
  • Power adaptation in downlink and power control in uplink
  • methods to support X2-C SON messages (required to implement distributed FFR algorithm Multi-sector Gradient)
  • updating helpers
  • tests and examples
  • documentation