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China Communications 2010年4月 第2期 April 2010 Vol.7 No.2 China Communications ISSN1673-5447 CN11-5439/TN 邮发代号2-539 SCIE源期刊 China Communications 2010年4月 第2期 April 2010 Vol.7 No.2 China Communications China Communications 无线通信中的能源效率VS带宽效率：从经济可持续性到绿色无线电 Power versus Bandwidth Efficiency in Wireless Communications: From Economic Sustainability to Green Radio 一种基于分层博弈方法的用户协作中继网络上行传输机制研究 Couple Subscriber Cooperative Relaying Networks for Uplink Transmission Using Hierarchical Game Approach 一维车载Ad Hoc网络连接度分析 On the Connectivity of One-dimensional Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks 基于双向调节令牌桶的网络带宽管理算法 A Network Bandwidth Management Algorithm based on Adjustable Token Buckets April 2010 No.2 WiMAX中基于跨层设计的SNR阈值区间可变式自适应调制编码机制 A Novel AMC Scheme with Alterable SNR Threshold Intervals based on Cross-layer Design in WiMAX ISSN 1673-5447 02> 投稿信箱：[email protected] 更详细了解我们，请编辑短信“中国通信”发送到12114 读者服务： 977 1673 544108 [email protected] www.12114.org.cn A Publication of China Institute of Communications 本刊于2007年1月起被收入SCIE检索 The journal has been included in SCIE index from Jan., 2007. ISSN1673-5447 CN11-5439/TN China Communications 邮发代号2-539 AUTHORIZED BY 主管单位 China Science and Technology Association 中国科学技术协会 SPONSORED BY 主办单位 China Institute of Communications 中国通信学会 ADVISORY BOARD 顾问委员会 Wu Jichuan, Minister,Former Ministry of Information Industry, China 吴基传 原信息产业部部长 Ye Peida, Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 叶培大 中国科学院院士 Zhu Gaofeng, Academician, Chinese Academy of Engineering, China 朱高峰 中国工程院院士 Song Zhiyuan, Chairman, Science and Technology Commission of MIIT, China 宋直元 工业和信息化部通信科技委主任 Zhou Deqiang, President, China Institute of Communications 周德强 中国通信学会理事长 Wang Xiaochu, President, China Telecom 王晓初 中国电信总裁 Wang Jianzhou, President, China Mobile 王建宙 中国移动总裁 Chang Xiaobing, President, China Unicom 常小兵 中国联通总裁 Zhang Hainan, President, Former China Satcom 张海南 原中国卫通总裁 Zhao Jibin, Vice President, China Mobile 赵吉斌 中国移动副总裁 CHIEF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 首席执行人 Liu Cai 刘彩 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 总编辑 Chen Junliang 陈俊亮 ASSOCIATE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 副总编辑 Hou Zhongcheng 侯忠诚 DIRECTOR OF EDITORIAL DEPT 编辑部主任 Liu Fuli 刘复利 DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EDITORIAL DEPT 编辑部副主任 Chen Xiaolin 陈晓林 Gu Ying 顾莹 EXECUTIVE EDITOR 责任编辑 Hu Xin 胡欣 EDITOR 编辑 Wang Shuo 王硕 Wang Yu 王煜 ART EDITOR 美术编辑 Zhou Xin 周鑫 PUBLISHED BY 出版单位 The Editorial Dept.of China Communications 《中国通信》编辑部 Addr:25.Southroad,Landianchang,Haidian District,Beijing 地址：北京市海淀区蓝靛厂南路25号牛顿办公区10层1022 100097, China 邮编：100097 Tel: +86 10 5166 0800-815 电话：+86 10 5166 0800-815 +86 10 5166 0800-877 +86 10 5166 0800-877 Fax: +86 10 5166 0800-888 传真：+86 10 5166 0800-888 Email:[email protected] 电邮：[email protected] Http: //www.ezcom.cn/english 网址：www.ezcom.cn/chinese OPERATED BY 经营单位 Beijing HongXinTong Media Co., Ltd. 北京鸿信通文化传媒有限公司 PRINTED BY 印刷 Dongxing Printing Co., Ltd. 东兴印务 PUBLISHING DATE 出版日期 15th of the Month 当月15日 PRICE:(Postage included) 定价：（包含邮费） Mainland of China RMB¥ 30(per issue) 中国内地 RMB 30（每期） H.K., Macao & Taiwan US$ 30(per year) 中国港澳台地区 US$ 30（每年） Overseas US$ 60(per year) 国外 US$ 60（每年） ©All rights reserved 版权所有 ENDORSED BY 指导单位 Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China 工业和信息化部 Editorial Board 编委会 Chairman 主任 Chen Junliang, Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Chinese Academy of Engineering 陈俊亮，中国科学院院士、中国工程院院士 Vice Chairman 副主任 Zhu Desheng, Professor, Nanjing Institute of Communications Engineering, China 朱德生，南京通信工程学院教授 Members 委员 Members 委员 Andrzej Jajszczyk Andrzej Jajszczyk Mao Qian 毛谦 AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland 波兰AGH理工大学 Wuhan Research Institute of Posts & Telecom, China 武汉邮电科学研究院 Arup Acharya Arup Acharya Mohsen Guizani Mohsen Guizani IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA. IBM T.J.Watson 研究中心（美国） Western Michigan University, USA 美国西密歇根大学 Bi Houjie 毕厚杰 Naoaki Yamanaka Naoaki Yamanaka Nanjing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 南京邮电大学 Keio University, Japan 日本庆应义塾大学 Cao Shumin 曹淑敏 Naohisa Ohta Naohisa Ohta China Academy of Telecommunications Research of MIIT 工业和信息化部电信研究院 Sony, Co., Japan 日本索尼集团 Cao Zhigang 曹志刚 Peter Stavroulakis Peter Stavroulakis Tsinghua University, China 清华大学 Technical University of Crete, Greece 希腊克里特理工大学 Chang Wen Chen Chang Wen Chen Petri Mahonen Petri Mahonen Florida Institute of Technology, USA. 美国弗罗里达理工学院 Aachen University, Germany 德国亚琛大学 Chen Ruming 陈如明 Qu Hua 曲桦 State Radio Regulatory Office, China 国家无线电管理局 Xi’an University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 西安邮电学院 Cheng Shiduan 程时端 Ramjee Prasad Ramjee Prasad Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 Aalborg University, Denmark 丹麦奥尔堡大学 Dan Steinbock Dan Steinbock Robert E. Filman Robert E. Filman India, China and America Institute (ICA), USA 美国ICA研究所 NASA Ames Research Center, USA NASA Ames研究中心（美国） Fan Changxin 樊昌信 Roger B. Marks Roger B. Marks Xidian University, China 西安电子科技大学 National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA 美国国家标准与技术研究院 Guo Gengsheng 郭更生 Ronald P. Luijten Ronald P. Luijten Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 IBM Zurich Research Laboratory, Switzerland IBM苏黎世研发中心（瑞士） Han Xia 韩夏 Sha Xuejun 沙学军 Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China 工业和信息化部 Harbin Institute of Technology, China 哈尔滨工业大学 Hsiao-Hwa Chen Hsiao-Hwa Chen Stamatios V. Kartalopoulos Stamatios V. Kartalopoulos National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan, China 中国台湾National Sun Yat-Sen大学 University of Oklahoma, USA 美国俄克拉荷马大学 Honggang Zhang Honggang Zhang Stan Moyer Stan Moyer CREATE-NET, Italy 意大利CREATE-NET研究中心 Telcordia Technologies, USA 美国Telcordia Technologies公司 Hu Guangrui 胡光锐 Sedat Oelcer Sedat Oelcer Shanghai Jiaotong University, China 上海交通大学 IBM Zurich Research Laboratory, Switzerland IBM苏黎世研发中心（瑞士） Hussein T.Mouftah Hussein T.Mouftah Tak-Shing Peter Yum Tak-Shing Peter Yum University of Ottawa, Canada 加拿大渥太华大学 The Chinese University of Hongkong, China 香港中文大学 Ian F. Akyildiz Ian F. Akyildiz Ted Rappaport Ted Rappaport Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 美国乔治亚州理工学院 University of Texas at Austin, USA 美国得克萨斯大学 Ji Zhaojun 嵇兆钧 Tom Chen Tom Chen Beijing Designing Institute of Posts & Telecom, China 北京邮电设计院 Southern Methodist University, USA 美国南卫理公会大学 Jong T. Park Jong T. Park Wei Leping 韦乐平 Kyungpook National University, China 韩国庆北国立大学 China Telecom, China 中国电信 Kai X. Miao 苗凯翔 Wu Hequan 邬贺铨 IT Research, Intel Greater Asia Region Intel大中华区IT研究中心 Chinese Academy of Engineering 中国工程院 Li Chengshu 李承恕 Xiang Haige 项海格 Beijing Jiaotong University, China 北京交通大学 Peking University, China 北京大学 Li Mofang 李默芳 Yang Yixian 杨义先 China Mobile, China 中国移动 Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 Li Shihe 李世鹤 You Xiaohu 尤肖虎 Datang Telecom Technology, China 大唐电信 Southeast University, China 东南大学 Li Xing 李星 Yuan Baozong 袁保宗 Tsinghua University, China 清华大学 Beijing Jiaotong University, China 北京交通大学 Liang Xiongjian 梁雄健 Zhang Huanguo 张焕国 Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 Wuhan University, China 武汉大学 Lin Jintong 林金桐 Zhang Zhijiang 张智江 Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 China Unicom, China 中国联通 Liu Cai 刘彩 Zhao Zisen 赵梓森 China Institute of Communications 中国通信学会 Wuhan Research Institute of Post & Telecom, China 武汉邮电科学研究院 Liu Lihua 刘利华 Zhong Yixin 钟义信 Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China 工业和信息化部 Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 Liu Yunjie 刘韵洁 Zhu Shihua 朱世华 China Unicom, China 中国联通 Xi’an Jiaotong University, China 西安交通大学 Lv Tingjie 吕廷杰 Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 北京邮电大学 Contents World F6ocus Power versus Bandwidth Efficiency in Wireless Commu- nications: from Economic Sustainability to Green Radio The continuous investment in research and development, aimed at improving the utility and the efficiency of wireless communications networks, brings about a wealth of theoreti- cal knowledge and practical engineering solutions. Remark- ably, however, a widely accepted choice of a criterion charac- terizing the overall efficiency of a wireless network remains an open problem. Yosef Akhtman, Lajos Hanzo MONOGRAPHIC STUDY Broadband & Digital Content 17 Couple Subscriber Cooperative Relay- 42 GPSA: A Greedy Pull-based Scheduling ing Networks for Uplink Transmission Approach for P2P Live Streaming using Hierarchical Game Approach under Heterogeneous Environments In this paper, the authors propose a This paper focuses on improving the per- distributed Hierarchical Game (HG) formance (primarily delay performance) theoretic framework over multi-user resulting from Pull-based chunk schedul- cooperative communication networks to ing for P2P live streaming in the environ- stimulate cooperation and improve the ment of heterogeneous upload bandwidths, network performance. heterogeneous and dynamic propagation Song Mei, Teng Yinglei, Niu Fang, delays between peers. Zhang Yong, Wang Li Chen Wei, Su Sen, Yang Fangchun, Shuang Kai 32 A Novel System Model based on RESEARCH PAPER Cost-prediction for Spectrum Leasing A New Radio Access Scheme for in Cognitive Radio 53 Co-operation Networks in This paper proposes a novel system mod- B3G Wireless Communications el, in which a Cost-Prediction scheme for Spectrum Leasing (CPSL scheme) is With 3G wireless communication systems designed to forecast the cost that Primary getting mature, the next generation wire- System (PS) would pay for leasing spec- less communication is under research in trum. many countries. The paper discusses the Wang Weidong, Wang Ben, Zhang Yinghai, significance and development foreground Zhao Xinlei, Wang Shoufeng of co-operation among heterogeneous net- works in composite radio context for B3G wireless communications. Zhang Yi, Liu Qi 4 2010.4 Contents 16 Broadband &
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