Dynamic Allocation of Radio Frequency in the Battlefield Environment

Jing Xue Liu; Zhi Bo Li; Hong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.197.496

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Dynamic Allocation of Radio Frequency in the Battlefield Environment

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Dynamic allocation of Radio Frequency (Hereafter called “RF”) is critical in the battlefield spectrum management. The article analyzes the conventional method of RF dynamic allocation in the battlefield environment, and set up the mathematic model of the RF dynamic allocation by using the results of spectrum detected in battlefield. It designs the algorithms with the combination of Genetic Algorithms and Tabu Search Algorithms. The simulation experiment proves the high efficiency of hybrid algorithms and it suit for solving the RF dynamic allocation problem in the battlefield environment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 197)

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Jing Xue Liu, Zhi Bo Li, Hong Li

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Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), Frequency Allocation Model, Mobile Communication System, Simulation Experiment

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