Dynamic Spectrum Management for 6G Network-in-Network Concepts
Daniel Lindenschmitt, Paul Seehofer, Marius Schmitz, Jan Mertes,, Roland Bless, Matthias Klar, Martina Zitterbart, Jan C. Aurich, Hans D., Schotten

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a dynamic spectrum management approach for 6G networks with network-in-network concepts, enabling flexible, self-organizing sub-networks to share spectrum efficiently and maintain connectivity in cyber-physical systems.
Contribution
It introduces a novel integrated solution combining DSM and KIRA routing protocol for dynamic spectrum allocation and resilient connectivity in 6G network-in-network architectures.
Findings
DSM dynamically manages spectrum allocations for sub-networks.
KIRA ensures resilient control plane connectivity.
The system supports diverse industrial applications simultaneously.
Abstract
Flexible, self-organizing communication networks will be a key feature in the next mobile communication standard. Network-in-Network (NiN) is one important concept in 6G research, introducing sub-networks tailored to specific application requirements. These sub-networks may be dynamic, i.e., they may appear, disappear, or even move throughout the network. Moreover, sub-networks may operate within a shared frequency spectrum, thereby requiring coordination among them. We demonstrate the concept of Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM) for future 6G networks that dynamically (re-)allocates spectrum according to active sub-networks in the shared spectrum domain. Resilient control plane connectivity between sub-networks and the DSM is provided by the self-organizing routing protocol KIRA, enabling the aforementioned coordination. This demonstration presents an integrated solution of the DSM…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTelecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies · PAPR reduction in OFDM · Advanced MIMO Systems Optimization
