Market-Based Bandwidth Allocation for Broadband Satellite Communication Networks

In this paper, we model the problem of bandwidth allocation for a broadband satellite communication system using a two level market-based game. Specifically, we consider that a number of satellite operators sell bandwidth to a certain number of users in order to maximize their profit. Simultaneously...

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Main Authors: Vassaki, Stavroula, Panagopoulos, Athanasios D, Constantinou, Philip, Vázquez-Castro, Maria Angeles
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Artificial satellites
Bandwidth
bandwidth allocation
Broadband communication
Channel allocation
Computer networks
Economic forecasting
evolutionary equilibrium
Game theory
Nash equilibrium
replicator dynamics
Satellite communication
Systems engineering and theory
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Summary:In this paper, we model the problem of bandwidth allocation for a broadband satellite communication system using a two level market-based game. Specifically, we consider that a number of satellite operators sell bandwidth to a certain number of users in order to maximize their profit. Simultaneously, the users choose from which satellite to buy the requested bandwidth trying to maximize their efficiency. Therefore, the initial problem of bandwidth allocation is modeled as a multiple buyer-multiple seller game where the satellites represent the sellers and the users represent the buyers of the game.
DOI:10.1109/SPACOMM.2010.22