Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration in Fixed Wireless Networks



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Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration in Fixed Wireless Networks David Coudert, Napoleão Nepomuceno, Hervé Rivano Projet Mascotte, I3S(CNRS-UNSA) INRIA Réunion Mascotte, March 2009 MASCOTTE D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 1/10

Context Microwave radio links have become a common preference over leased lines to build broadband communication networks. Economical equipment cost Easy installation Disaster resiliency High-bandwidth applications Very bursty traffic behaviors Tremendous rise of energy How to reduce operating costs? D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 2/10

Context Microwave radio links have become a common preference over leased lines to build broadband communication networks. Economical equipment cost Easy installation Disaster resiliency High-bandwidth applications Very bursty traffic behaviors Tremendous rise of energy How to reduce operating costs? D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 2/10

Capacity & energy cost Theoretical capacity: C[bits/s] = B[Hz] log 2 (1 + S[W ] N[W ] ) Pratical bitrate: C[bits/s] = B[Hz] log 2 (m), m = 2 n In practice, as the modulation scheme changes to accommodate higher data rates, the SNR requirement increases to preserve the BER performance! D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 3/10

Capacity & energy cost Theoretical capacity: C[bits/s] = B[Hz] log 2 (1 + S[W ] N[W ] ) Pratical bitrate: C[bits/s] = B[Hz] log 2 (m), m = 2 n In practice, as the modulation scheme changes to accommodate higher data rates, the SNR requirement increases to preserve the BER performance! D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 3/10

Power-efficient configuration Power-efficient configuration Modulation scheme Transmission power level Energy cost Step increasing energy cost functions on the links For each modulation scheme, only the most right point of the curve represents a power-efficient configuration! D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 4/10

Power-efficient configuration Power-efficient configuration Modulation scheme Transmission power level Energy cost Step increasing energy cost functions on the links For each modulation scheme, only the most right point of the curve represents a power-efficient configuration! D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 4/10

Problem description Network s topology Nodes: radio base stations Arcs: radio links Power-efficient configurations Link s capacity Link s energy cost Traffic requirements The network s configuration and flows that minimize the total energy expenditure, while handling all the traffic requirements. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 5/10

Problem description Network s topology Nodes: radio base stations Arcs: radio links Power-efficient configurations Link s capacity Link s energy cost Traffic requirements The network s configuration and flows that minimize the total energy expenditure, while handling all the traffic requirements. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 5/10

Mathematical Models Exact formulation MCMCF with step increasing cost functions Large scale integer linear programs Very hard to solve in practice Optimal feasible solutions D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 6/10

Mathematical Models Model relaxation MCMCF with piecewise linear convex cost functions Large scale continuous linear programs Lower bounds on the energy consumption Feasible solutions based on the fractional optimum Heuristic that assigns the lowest-level power-efficient configuration capable of routing the network s flows. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 7/10

Mathematical Models Model relaxation MCMCF with piecewise linear convex cost functions Large scale continuous linear programs Lower bounds on the energy consumption Feasible solutions based on the fractional optimum Heuristic that assigns the lowest-level power-efficient configuration capable of routing the network s flows. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 7/10

Simulation parameters Channel Bandwidth: 28 MHz Operated Frequency: 13 GHz Antenna Gain: 30 dbi Receiver Sensitivity: -90 dbm Distance: 1000 m Modulation Power Capacity Marginal Cost SNR QPSK 0.88 mw 28 Mbps 0.031 mw 14.21 db 16-QAM 4.20 mw 112 Mbps 0.040 mw 21.02 db 32-QAM 11.10 mw 140 Mbps 0.247 mw 25.24 db 64-QAM 18.47 mw 168 Mbps 0.263 mw 27.45 db 128-QAM 42.81 mw 196 Mbps 0.869 mw 31.10 db 256-QAM 79.34 mw 224 Mbps 1.305 mw 33.78 db D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 8/10

Simulation parameters Channel Bandwidth: 28 MHz Operated Frequency: 13 GHz Antenna Gain: 30 dbi Receiver Sensitivity: -90 dbm Distance: 1000 m Modulation Power Capacity Marginal Cost SNR QPSK 0.88 mw 28 Mbps 0.031 mw 14.21 db 16-QAM 4.20 mw 112 Mbps 0.040 mw 21.02 db 32-QAM 11.10 mw 140 Mbps 0.247 mw 25.24 db 64-QAM 18.47 mw 168 Mbps 0.263 mw 27.45 db 128-QAM 42.81 mw 196 Mbps 0.869 mw 31.10 db 256-QAM 79.34 mw 224 Mbps 1.305 mw 33.78 db D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 8/10

Computational results Grid 5 5 Grid 10 10 Heuristic performs well and allows solving instances that are not reachable with the exact model. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 9/10

Computational results Grid 5 5 Grid 10 10 Heuristic performs well and allows solving instances that are not reachable with the exact model. D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 9/10

Conclusion & future work Joint optimization of data routing and radio configuration An exact mathematical formulation A model relaxation Lower bounds on the energy consumption Heuristic feasible solutions Future work More realistic scenarios Alternative relaxations and heuristics Decrease the gap to the exact solution D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 10/10

Merci! D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 11/10

Computational results Grid 5 5 Grid 10 10 D. Coudert, N. Nepomuceno, H. Rivano Joint Optimization of Routing and Radio Configuration 12/10