Spectrum Allocation Policy is a regulatory framework that prescribes the assignment of specific frequency bands within the electromagnetic spectrum to various wireless communication services and users, distinguishing it from other spectrum management mechanisms by its focus on defining entitlements and usage rights to ensure efficient, equitable, and interference-free access.
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List-coloring based channel allocation for open-spectrum wireless networks
Device-centric spectrum management
Haitao Zheng, Lili Cao · 2005 · 159 citations
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