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Performance of Green LTE Networks Powered by the Smart Grid with Time Varying User Density
handle: 10576/59453
In this study, we implement a green heuristic algorithm involving the base station sleeping strategy that aims to ensure energy saving for the radio access network of the 4GLTE (Fourth Generation Long Term Evolution) mobile networks. We propose an energy procurement model that takes into consideration the existence of multiple energy providers in the smart grid power system (e.g. fossil fuel and renewable energy sources, etc.) in addition to deployed photovoltaic panels in base station sites. Moreover, the analysis is based on the dynamic time variation of daily traffic and aims to maintain the network quality of service. Our simulation results show an important contribution in the reduction of CO2 emissions that can be reached by optimal power allocation over the active base stations.
- Qatar University Qatar
- Qatar Airways United States
- Qatar University Qatar
- King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Saudi Arabia
- King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Saudi Arabia
Green communication, Sleeping strategy, Smart grid, Procurement model, Energy saving
Green communication, Sleeping strategy, Smart grid, Procurement model, Energy saving
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