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    AndreaGoldsmith

    StanfordUniversityIEEECommunicationTheoryWorkshop

    Maui,HI

    May14,

    2012

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    FutureWireless

    Networks

    UbiquitousCommunicationAmongPeopleandDevices

    NextgenerationCellular

    WirelessInternetAccess

    WirelessMultimedia

    SensorNetworksSmartHomes/Spaces

    AutomatedHighways

    SmartGrid

    BodyArea

    Networks

    Allthisandmore

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    FutureCell

    Phones

    Much

    better

    performance

    and

    reliability

    than

    today

    Gbpsrates,lowlatency,99%coverageindoorsandout

    Everythingwirelessinonedevice

    Burdenforthisperformanceisonthebackbonenetwork

    BSBS

    PhoneSystem

    BS

    San Francisco

    ParisNth-GenCellular

    Nth-GenCellular

    Internet

    LTEbackbone

    is

    the

    Internet

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    Careful what you wish for

    Growth

    in

    mobile

    data,

    massive

    spectrum

    deficit

    and

    stagnant

    revenues

    requiretechnicalandpoliticalbreakthroughsforongoingsuccessofcellular

    Source:UnstrungPyramidResearch2010Source:FCC

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    Canweincreasecellularsystemcapacityto

    compensate

    for

    a

    300MHz

    spectrum

    deficit?

    Withoutincreasingcost?

    orpowerconsumption?

    WhatwouldShannonsay?

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    RethinkingCells

    in

    Cellular

    Traditionalcellulardesigninterferencelimited MIMO/multiuser

    detection

    can

    remove

    interference

    CooperatingBSsformaMIMOarray:whatisacell? Relayschangecellshapeandboundaries DistributedantennasmoveBStowardscellboundary

    Smallcells

    create

    acell

    within

    acell

    Mobilecooperationviarelaying,virtualMIMO,analognetworkcoding.

    Small

    Cell

    Relay

    DAS

    Coop

    MIMO

    Howshouldcellularsystemsbedesigned?

    Willgainsinpracticebebigorincremental;incapacity orcoverage?

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    Aresmall

    cells

    the

    solution

    to

    increasecellularsystemcapacity?

    Yes,with

    reuse

    one

    and

    adaptive

    techniques(Alouini/Goldsmith1999)

    A=D2AreaSpectralEfficiency

    S/Iincreaseswithreusedistance(increaseslinkcapacity).

    Tradeoffbetweenreusedistanceandlinkspectralefficiency(bps/Hz).

    AreaSpectralEfficiency:Ae=Ri/(D2)bps/Hz/Km2.

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    TheFuture

    Cellular

    Network:

    Hierarchical

    ArchitectureMACRO:solving

    initialcoverage

    issue,existing

    network

    FEMTO:solving

    enterprise &

    home

    coverage/capacity

    issue

    PICO:solving

    street,enterprise

    &home

    coverage/capacity

    issue

    FuturesystemsrequireSelfOrganization(SON)(andWiFiOffload)

    10xLowerCOST/Mbps

    10xCAPACITYImprovement

    Near100%COVERAGE

    (morewithWiFiOffload)

    Macrocell Picocell Femtocell

    Todaysarchitecture3MMacrocellsserving5billionusersAnticipated

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    SON Premise and Architecture

    NodeInstallation

    InitialMeasurements

    SelfOptimization

    SelfHealing

    SelfConfiguration

    Measurement

    SON

    Server

    SoNServer

    Macrocell BS

    Mobile GatewayOr Cloud

    Small cell BS

    X2

    X2X2

    X2

    IP Network

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    Algorithmic Challenge: Complexity

    Optimal channel allocation was NP hard in2nd-generation (voice) IS-54 systems

    Now we have MIMO, multiple frequencybands, hierarchical networks,

    But convex optimization has advanced a lotin the last 20 years

    Innovationneededtotamethecomplexity

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    GreenCellular

    Networks

    Minimizeenergyatboththemobileandbasestationvia

    NewInfrastuctures:

    cell

    size,

    BS

    placement,

    DAS,

    Picos,

    relays

    NewProtocols: CellZooming, CoopMIMO,RRM,Scheduling,Sleeping, Relaying

    Low

    Power

    (Green)

    Radios:

    Radio

    Architectures,

    Modulation,

    coding,MIMO

    Pico/Femto

    Relay

    DAS

    Coop

    MIMO

    Howshouldcellularsystemsberedesignedforminimumenergy?Researchindicatesthat

    significantsavingsispossible

    GerhardFettweistalk

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    AntennaPlacement

    in

    DAS

    OptimizedistributedBSantennalocation

    Primal/dualoptimizationframework

    Convex;standard

    solutions

    apply

    For4+ports,onemovestothecenter

    Upto23dBpowergainindownlink

    Gainhigher

    when

    CSIT

    not

    available

    3Ports

    6Ports

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    Codingfor

    minimum

    total

    power

    IsShannon

    capacity

    still

    agood

    metric

    for

    system

    design?

    B1

    B2

    B3

    B4

    X5

    X6

    X7

    X8

    ExtendsearlyworkofElGamalet.al.84andThompson80

    Computational

    Nodes Onchip

    interconnects

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    Fundamentalarea

    time

    performance

    tradeoffs

    Forencoding/decodinggoodcodes,

    Stayawayfromcapacity!

    Closeto

    capacity

    Largechiparea

    Moretime

    Morepower

    Areaoccupiedbywires Encoding/decodingclockcycles

    B1

    B2

    B3

    B4

    X5

    X6

    X7

    X8

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    Sparsity:where

    art

    thou?

    Sparse state space: e.g reduced-dimension network

    control

    Sparse users: e.g. reduced-dimension multiuser detection

    To exploit sparsity, we need to find

    communication systems where it exists

    Sparse samples: e.g. sub-Nyquist sampling

    Sparse signals: e.g. white-space detection

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    CompressedSensing

    BasicpremiseisthatsignalswithsomesparsestructurecanbesampledbelowtheirNyquistrate

    Signalcanbeperfectlyreconstructedfromthesesamplesbyexploitingsignalsparsity

    Thissignificantly

    reduces

    the

    burden

    on

    the

    front

    end

    A/Dconverter,aswellastheDSPandstorage

    Enablerforwhitespace,SDandlowenergyradios? Onlyforincomingsignalssparseintime,freq.,space,etc.

    RobCalderbanks

    Talk

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    SoftwareDefined

    (SD)

    Radio:

    WidebandantennasandA/DsspanBWofdesiredsignals

    DSPprogrammedtoprocessdesiredsignal:nospecializedHW

    Cellular

    AppsProcessor

    BT

    MediaProcessor

    GPS

    WLAN

    Wimax

    DVB-H

    FM/XM A/D

    A/D

    DSPA/D

    A/D

    Today,thisisnotcost,size,orpowerefficient

    Compressed sensing reduces A/D and DSP burden

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    SparseSamples

    Foragivensamplingmechanism(i.e.anewchannel) Whatistheoptimalinputsignal? Whatisthetradeoffbetweencapacityandsamplingrate? Whatknownsamplingmethodsleadtohighestcapacity?

    Whatistheoptimalsamplingmechanism? Amongallpossible(knownandunknown)samplingschemes

    Sampling

    Mechanism(rate fs)

    New Channel

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    Capacityunder

    Sub

    Nyquist

    Sampling

    Theorem1:

    Theorem2: BankofModulator+FilterSingleBranchFilterBank

    Theorem3:

    Optimalamong

    all

    time

    preservingnonuniform

    sampling

    techniquesofratefs(ISIT12;Arxiv)

    zzzzzzzzzz)(ts ][ny

    q(t)

    p(t)

    )(1 ts

    )(tsi

    )(tsm

    )(s

    mTnt

    )(s

    mTnt

    )(s

    mTnt

    ][1 ny

    ][nyi

    ][nym

    equalszzzzzzzz

    zz

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    SelectsthembrancheswithmhighestSNR Example(Bankof2branches)

    JointOptimization

    of

    Input

    and

    Filter

    Bank

    highest

    SNR

    2nd highest

    SNR

    low SNR

    s

    kffX 2

    fX

    skffX

    skffX

    )( skffH

    )( fH

    )( skffH

    )( skffN

    )( fN

    )( skffN

    )( skffS

    )( fS

    )( skffS

    )2( skffH

    )2( skffN )2( skffS

    low

    SNR

    fY1

    fY2

    Capacity monotonic in fs

    Howdoesthistranslatetopracticalmodulationandcodingschemes

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    IdealMultiuser

    Detection

    WhyNot

    Ubiquitous

    Today?

    Power

    and

    A/D

    Precision

    Signal 1Demod

    IterativeMultiuserDetection

    Signal 2Demod

    - =Signal 1

    - =

    Signal 2

    A/D

    A/D

    A/D

    A/D

    MUDproposedforLTE

    (closeslinkat 7dBSNR)

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    ReducedDimension

    MUD

    ExploitsthatnumberofactiveusersGisrandomandmuchsmallerthantotalusers(alacompressedsensing)

    Usingcompressed

    sensing

    ideas,

    can

    correlate

    with

    M~log(G)waveforms

    Reducedcomplexity,size,andpowerconsumption

    r(t)

    g1 t 2g4 t n(t)

    h1(t)

    1

    Tb

    0

    Tb

    1

    Tb

    0

    Tb

    1

    Tb

    0

    Tb

    h2(t)

    hM(t)

    Decision

    Decision

    Decision

    Linear

    Transformation

    bi

    aijj1

    M

    cj

    c1

    c2

    cM

    b1

    b2

    bN

    10%Performance

    Degradation

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    ReducedDimension

    Network

    Design

    Random Network State

    Sampling

    and

    Learning

    ApproximateStochastic Controland Optimization

    Reduced-Dimension

    State-Space Representation

    Utility estimation

    Sparse

    Sampling

    Projection

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    Feedbackin

    Communications

    Memorylesspointtopointchannels: Capacityunchangedwithperfectfeedback

    Feedbackdrastically

    increases

    error

    exponent

    (L

    fold

    exponential)

    Feedbackreducesenergyconsumption

    Why?

    Outputfeedback

    CSI

    Acknowledgements

    Something

    else?

    Capacityofchannelswithfeedbacklargelyunknown

    Forchannels

    with

    memory

    and

    perfect

    feedback

    Underfiniterateand/ornoisyfeedback

    Formultiuserchannels

    Formultihopnetworks

    ARQis

    ubiquitious

    in

    practice:

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    CognitiveRadios

    Cognitiveradiossupportnewwirelessusersinexistingcrowdedspectrumwithoutdegradinglicensedusers Utilize

    advanced

    communication

    and

    DSP

    techniques

    Coupledwithnovelspectrumallocationpolicies

    Technologycould Revolutionize

    the

    way

    spectrum

    is

    allocated

    worldwide

    Providemorebandwidthfornewapplications/services

    Multipleparadigms

    Underlay

    (exploiting

    unused

    spatial

    dimensions)

    and

    Overlay

    (exploitingrelayingandinterferencecancellation)promising

    PTx

    IP

    PRxCRTx CRRx

    CRRx

    PRx

    PTx

    CRTx

    MIMOCognitiveUnderlay CognitiveOverlay

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    TheSmart

    Grid:

    FusionofSensing,Control,Communications

    carbonmetrics.eu

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    Wirelessand

    Health,

    Biomedicine

    and

    Neuroscience

    Doctoron

    achip

    Cellphoneinforepository

    Monitoring,remote

    interventionandservices

    Cloud

    ThebrainasawirelessnetworkEKGsignalreception/modelingInformationflow(directedMI)SignalencodinganddecodingNervenetwork(re)configuration

    BodyArea

    Networks

    UbliMitras

    talk

    Todd

    Colemans

    Talk

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    Summary

    Communicationsresearchaliveandwell

    Communicationstechnologywillenablenew

    applicationsthatwillchangepeopleslivesworldwide

    Designinnovationwillbeneededtomeetthe

    requirementsofnextgenerationwirelessnetworks

    Asystemsviewandinterdisciplinarydesignapproach

    holdsthekeytotheseinnovations