Description:
This project focuses on the emerging Dynamic Spectrum Access (DSA) Wireless Mesh
Networks (WMNs). Cross-layer design is strongly needed for such a network due to
its two special features: dynamic spectrum availability and spectrum
heterogeneity. We are conducting a comprehensive study on cross-layer
optimization for DSA WMNs, and designing networking protocols under its
guidance. Specifically, we concentrate on the bottom four layers of the network
stack and seek joint congestion control, routing, spectrum sharing, and power
control solutions with the objective of maximizing throughput, achieving certain
fairness, and providing QoS support.
Support:
This project is supported by NSF under the grant CNS-0721880.
Opportunities:
Currently there is one RA opening for students in the M.S or Ph.D level.
2008-09-03