MRI: Development and Deployment of an Operational and Programmable Diverse-Spectrum Access Network
MRI: Development and Deployment of an Operational and Programmable Diverse-Spectrum Access Network
批准号:
1126478
负责人:
Edward Knightly
金额:
$294.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-09-01 至 2016-08-31
中文摘要
PI(s):Weightly,Edward; Reed,William S; Sabharwal,Ashutosh; Zhong,Lin;机构:William Marsh Rice University职称: 磁共振成像:开发和部署一个可操作和可编程的多样化频谱接入网络项目建议:这个项目,SPAN,下一代部署的频谱可编程接入系统,提出了一种新颖的仪器和测试床环境,具有不同频谱范围的无线接入,它是开放的,破坏性的,不受任何标准的约束。该项目将产生三个关键的发展,包括SPAN节点,SPAN范围和SPAN网络,其中包括无线节点,独特的网络规模监测系统和无线网络,分别。SPAN节点是一个可编程的宽带节点,具有独特的高性能水平,跨越100倍以上的频谱和聚合多个频段,产生4倍以上的传输带宽比任何目前可用的开源平台。斯潘节点会让世界屈服吗?第一全双工转接节点和第一多用户波束成形网关。SPAN scope是一种独特的网络级监测工具,跨越广阔的光谱,空间和时间尺度。最后,SPAN网是一个无线网络,包括SPAN节点、SPAN监视器、符合SPAN监视器的智能手机和社区拥有的传统802.11客户端。SPAN使频谱聚合研究成为可能:该项目将开发和实验评估一个算法工具包,使网络运营商能够聚合不同的频谱波段,以最好地满足其服务目标。- 网络化多天线服务:该项目将利用一种新颖的多天线功能来开发新的通信模式,包括多用户波束成形回程、全双工传输节点以及通过管理空间足迹增强的安全性。- 网络级能源优化:该项目将研究动态频谱接入和多天线收发器带来的能源效率性能权衡,以降低高性能无线网络基础设施的运营成本,并提高电池寿命。更广泛的影响:该项目在其目标和预期结果方面独一无二,在频谱政策、标准、行业和研究界等领域具有更广泛的影响潜力。该项目收集的测量数据集将与更广泛的研究界共享。研究人员是潜在的变革者。SPAN网将主要服务于西班牙裔社区,该项目包括在服务不足的社区推广高中。该项目团队积极参与多个西班牙裔和代表性不足的博士。学生所有代码都将是开源的,并建议举办社区活动,以促进研究社区可以使用的SPAN节点的广泛可用性。
英文摘要
PI(s): Knightly, Edward; Reed, William S; Sabharwal, Ashutosh; Zhong, Lin;Institution: William Marsh Rice UniversityTitle: MRI: Development and Deployment of an Operational and Programmable Diverse-Spectrum Access NetworkProject Proposed:This project, SPAN, a system for Spectrum-Programmable Access for Next-generation Deployments, proposes a novel instrument and testbed environment with wireless access in diverse spectral ranges, which is open, disruptive and unconstrained by any standard. This project will yield three key developments, including the SPANnode, SPANscope, and SPANnet, which include the wireless node, unique network scale monitoring systems, and a wireless networks, respectively. SPANnode is a programmable wide-band node, with a unique level of high performance, spanning 100 times more spectrum and aggregate multiple bands to yield 4 times greater transmission bandwidth than any currently available open-source platform. SPANnode will yield the world?s first full-duplex transit node and first multi-user beam-forming gateway. SPANscope is a unique network-scale monitoring tool across vast spectral, spatial, and temporal scales. Finally, SPANnet is a wireless network comprising SPANnodes, SPANscope monitors, SPANscope-compliant smartphones, and community-owned legacy 802.11 clients. SPAN enables research in- Spectrum Aggregation: The project will develop and experimentally evaluate an algorithmic toolkit that enables network operators to aggregate diverse spectral bands to best meet their service objectives. - Networked Multi-antenna Services: The project will exploit a novel multi-antenna features to develop new communication modes including multi-user beam-forming backhaul, full-duplex transit nodes, and enhanced security via a managed spatial footprint. - Network-Scale Energy Optimization: The project will study energy efficiency performance tradeoffs brought by dynamic spectrum access and multi-antenna transceivers to reduce the operational cost of high-performance wireless network infrastructure and improve the battery lifetime.Broader Impacts: This project, unique in its goals and expected results, carries potential for large broader impacts in the areas of spectrum policy, standards, industry, and the research community. The measured data sets collected by in the project will be shared with the broader research community. The researcher is potentially transformational. SPANnet will serve primarily Hispanic community, and the project includes outreach to high schools in the underserved community. The project team actively engages multiple Hispanic and under-represented Ph.D. students. All code will be open-source and proposed are the community events that will promote wide usability of the SPANnodes which will be made available to the research community.
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