Efficient Dynamic Channel Allocation in Multibeam Satellite Communication Systems
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https://doi.org/10.6919/ICJE.202410_10(10).0005Keywords:
Dynamic Channel Allocation; Deterministic Algorithm; Evolutionary Algorithm; Hybrid Algorithm; Multibeam Satellite Communication.Abstract
In the context of multibeam satellite communication systems, the dearth of channel resources presents a formidable hurdle. The dynamic distribution of these constrained resources to meet the diverse and unequal requirements of users has become a focal point of research. This study introduces a mathematical model to address the practical problem of dynamic channel allocation, and suggests three algorithms for solving this problem. It is shown that the fundamental problem can be effectively translated into multiple graph-coloring problems within polynomial time. Evolutionary algorithms are employed to optimize the allocation procedure by minimizing conflicts and blocking rates, whereas deterministic algorithms are utilized to decrease the intervals. Moreover, a hybrid algorithm that amalgamates the virtues of both methods is suggested, with the objective of achieving an exceptional equilibrium among various performance metrics. An in-depth evaluation of the three algorithms was performed, with emphasis on conflict, interval, computation time, and blocking rate. Comprehensive experiments on 25 meticulously designed datasets reveal that both evolutionary and deterministic algorithms display unique benefits in terms of conflict resolution, blockage minimization, and computational efficiency. Nevertheless, the hybrid algorithm, leveraging the best characteristics of both, emerges as a superior alternative, attaining an optimal equilibrium across all three performance indicators.
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