Abstract

Joint Optimization of UAV Trajectory Statistical Precoding and User Scheduling

Highlights

  • Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have attracted increasing attention due to their various applications, such as aerial inspection, aerial photo, traffic control, disaster rescue, and telecommunications [1], [2]

  • In [26], a new framework of joint optimization of the UAV trajectory and non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) precoding was proposed to maximize the sum rate of users served by the UAV-based base stations (BSs) and the NOMA BS

  • We investigate the joint optimization of the UAV trajectory, the statistical precoding, and the user scheduling to maximize the sum rate of multi-users

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have attracted increasing attention due to their various applications, such as aerial inspection, aerial photo, traffic control, disaster rescue, and telecommunications [1], [2]. In [26], a new framework of joint optimization of the UAV trajectory and non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) precoding was proposed to maximize the sum rate of users served by the UAV-based BS and the NOMA BS. Against this background and inspired by the existing research results, we investigate a UAV-based BS with mmWave communication system. Statistical CSI is utilized to maximize the sum-rate of joint optimization of the statistical precoding and the user scheduling with the given UAV trajectory.

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