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Cross-network spectrum sensing for mission-critical cognitive radio networks: Collaboration through gateways

Li et al., 2011

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843367390045691015
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Li H
Qian L
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2011-MILCOM 2011 Military Communications Conference

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In this paper, the cross-network spectrum sensing is considered for future mission-critical wireless networks employing cognitive radio technology. In military operations and disaster relief efforts, multiple cognitive radio networks may be deployed in the same geographical …
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