Coverage Analysis and Efficient Placement of Drone-BSs in 5G Networks †

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The integration of drones as base stations has shown to be a potential approach for the future mobile communication systems. Hence, this emerging technology is currently being investigated within the 3GPP standardization community with the main objective of improving coverage and capacity in dense urban areas. Nevertheless, in order to provide adequate coverage for users, it is necessary to find the optimal location of the Drone-BS. This work proposes a novel approach for the Drone-BS in 5G communication systems, using the meta-heuristic algorithm. Firstly, we analyse the downlink coverage probability according to SINR by using stochastic geometry. Afterwards, we apply the Grey Wolf Optimizer algorithm in order to find the optimal Drone-BS placement under coverage probability constraint.

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Ouamri, M. A., Oteşteanu, M. E., Barb, G., & Gueguen, C. (2022). Coverage Analysis and Efficient Placement of Drone-BSs in 5G Networks †. Engineering Proceedings, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2022014018

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