Toward 3-D AAV-Ground BS CoMP-NOMA Transmission: Optimal Resource Allocation and Trajectory Design

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Toward 3-D AAV-Ground BS CoMP-NOMA Transmission: Optimal Resource Allocation and Trajectory Design
Title:
Toward 3-D AAV-Ground BS CoMP-NOMA Transmission: Optimal Resource Allocation and Trajectory Design
Journal Title:
IEEE Internet of Things Journal
Publication Date:
29 November 2024
Citation:
Zeng, H., Zhang, R., Zhu, X., Wei, Z., Jiang, Y., Sun, S., Zheng, F.-C., & Cao, B. (2025). Toward 3-D AAV-Ground BS CoMP-NOMA Transmission: Optimal Resource Allocation and Trajectory Design. IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 12(8), 9671–9686. https://doi.org/10.1109/jiot.2024.3509436
Abstract:
In this article, we focus on the resource allocation and autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) 3-D trajectory design for the AAV-ground base station (GBS) coordinated multipoint nonorthogonal multiple access (CoMP-NOMA) system to maximize the sum-rate of CoMP users while maintaining users’ high Quality of Service requirements. The main contributions of this article are summarized as follows: 1) with the assistance of closed-form power allocation result, a generalized joint user scheduling and power allocation (G-USPA) algorithm is proposed to derive the optimal user scheduling solution; 2) by revealing the monotone increasing relationship between the sum transmit power and the transmit rates of non-CoMP users, the optimal rate of each non-CoMP users turns out to be its inherent minimum required rate, consequently, the optimal transmit rates and power allocation of all users can also be derived; and 3) moreover, considering the Line of Sight (LoS) and non-LoS factors in the air-ground channel, the 3-D trajectory of AAV is designed based on successive convex approximation to provide a flexible user-centric service. The proposed G-USPA algorithm is compatible with the AAV trajectory design, which is optimized alternatively and can lead to fast convergence. Numerical results verify that the 3-D AAV-GBS CoMP-NOMA model and the G-USPA scheme have a superior performance in terms of total system sum rate and the sum rate of CoMP users over the non-CoMP AAV assisted nonorthogonal multiple access (NOMA) systems.
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This research is supported by core funding from: A*STAR Institute for Infocomm Research (A*STAR I²R)
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ISSN:
2327-4662
2372-2541
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