Power Internet of Things for mass terminal access

QoE-oriented rate control and resource allocation for large-scale IoT/M2M access.

Role: Topic Investigator  ·  Timeline: Sep. 2017 – Dec. 2019

Funded by the North China Electric Power University “Double First-Class” Discipline Research Project.

  • Proposed a QoE-oriented uplink rate-control and resource-allocation scheme for IoT networks.
  • Introduced a Mean Opinion Score (MOS)-based evaluation model for different machine-type communication (MTC) devices.
  • Converted the long-term optimization into admission-rate-control and per-slot resource-allocation subproblems using Lyapunov optimization.
  • Applied the Gale–Shapley algorithm to a two-dimensional matching problem with preference lists built from transmission rate and SINR.