Joint relay station deployment and frequency reuse scheme for two-hop cellular networks

To fully exploit the performance benefits of relay station （RS）, in the two-hop cellular networks covering hotspots, when the number of RSs is predetermined, both RS deployment and frequency reuse scheme are jointly optimized for the purpose of maximizing the system capacity based on the constraints of system demand of capacity and the maximum number of outage demand nodes （MNDN）. Further, considering the overhead of increasing RSs, it is desired to use minimum number of RSs. The joint RS deployment and frequency reuse scheme （JRDFR） problem is formulated into a mixed integer nonlinear programming, which is non-deterministic polynomial-time hard in general. A heuristic approach based on genetic algorithm is proposed to tackle the JRDFR problem. The computational experiment of the heuristic approach is achieved and optimized RS deployment and frequency reuse scheme is obtained. Finally, we discuss the impacts of MNDN and the number of RSs on the system performance.

Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm Based on Collective Prediction for Deployment of Base Stations

The wireless signals emitted by base stations serve as a vital link connecting people in today’s society and have been occupying an increasingly important role in real life.The development of the Internet of Things(IoT)relies on the support of base stations,which provide a solid foundation for achieving a more intelligent way of living.In a specific area,achieving higher signal coverage with fewer base stations has become an urgent problem.Therefore,this article focuses on the effective coverage area of base station signals and proposes a novel Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization(EPSO)algorithm based on collective prediction,referred to herein as ECPPSO.Introducing a new strategy called neighbor-based evolution prediction(NEP)addresses the issue of premature convergence often encountered by PSO.ECPPSO also employs a strengthening evolution(SE)strategy to enhance the algorithm’s global search capability and efficiency,ensuring enhanced robustness and a faster convergence speed when solving complex optimization problems.To better adapt to the actual communication needs of base stations,this article conducts simulation experiments by changing the number of base stations.The experimental results demonstrate thatunder the conditionof 50 ormore base stations,ECPPSOconsistently achieves the best coverage rate exceeding 95%,peaking at 99.4400%when the number of base stations reaches 80.These results validate the optimization capability of the ECPPSO algorithm,proving its feasibility and effectiveness.Further ablative experiments and comparisons with other algorithms highlight the advantages of ECPPSO.

Technical review of electric vehicle charging distribution models with considering driver behaviors impacts

Amassive market penetration of electric vehicles(EVs)associated with nonnegligible energy consumption and environmental issues has imposed a big challenge on evaluating electrical power distribution and related transportation facilities improvement in response to the largescale EV charging service need.Strategical deployment of EV charging stations including location and determination ofnumber of slowcharging stations and fast charging stationshas become an emerging concern and one of the most pressing needs in planning.This paper conducts a comprehensive survey of EV charging demand and distribution models with consideration of realistic driver behaviors impacts.This is currently a shortage in academic literature,but indeed has drawn practical attention in the strategic planning process.To address the need,this paper presents an in-depth literature review of relevant studies that have identified different types of EV charging facilities,needs or concerns that are considered into EV charging demand and distribution modeling,alongside critical impacting factor identification,mathematical relationshipsof the contributing factorsandEVchargingdemand and distribution modeling.Key findings from the current literature are summarized with strategies for optimized plan of charging station deployments(i.e.,location and related number of charging station),in an attempt to provide a valuable reference for interested readers.