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Cooperative Spectrum Sensing With Random Access Reporting Channels in Cognitive Radio Networks
2017
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
In cognitive radio networks, cooperative spectrum sensing is utilized to improve sensing performance to avoid potential interference to primary users (PUs) and increase spectrum access opportunities for secondary users (SUs). A cooperative spectrum sensing process is divided into three phases, individual sensing/detection, reporting/fusion and data transmission. In the reporting phase, one or more reporting channels are needed to transmit individual sensing results to a fusion center (FC), and
doi:10.1109/tvt.2017.2657485
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