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Dynamic fractional frequency reuse method for self-organizing smallcell network

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Smallcell is emerging as a cost-effective solution for satisfying the huge demands of mobile data. It can be deployed at any place where mobile traffic is required without the need for cell planning. However, coexistence of many uncontrolled smallcells using the same licensed frequency band can result in serious interference problems. In order to utilize smallcell efficiently, it is highly desirable that the smallcell can self-organize the network and mitigate interference automatically. In this paper, we propose a dynamic fractional frequency reuse (FFR) method for reducing the intercell interference automatically and improving the spectral efficiency. Key features of the proposed method are sub-band optimization with a central manner and sub-band size adjustment with a distributed manner. The proposed method has a low complexity and can be implemented as a feature of a self-organizing network (SON) in smallcell. Simulation results verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.

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IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference

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