The explosive emergence of wireless technologies and standards, covering licensed and
unlicensed spectrum bands, has triggered the appearance of a huge amount of wireless …

Licensed shared access (LSA) is a spectrum sharing mechanism where bandwidth is
shared between a primary network, called incumbent, and a secondary mobile network. In …

With the growth in mobile traffic, additional spectrum allocation to international mobile
telecommunications (IMT) is desired. However, most of these spectra are already being …

We propose a novel Licensed Shared Access (LSA) spectrum allocation framework in this
paper. The spectrum is made available to the licensee mobile network operators (MNOs) at …

Virtual Network Operators (VNOs) that construct networks from a pool of shared resources
provide flexibility in how services are offered to the end-user. They also enable dynamic use …

The licensed shared access (LSA) is a spectrum licensing scheme authorizing additional
new users (the licensees) to dynamically share the same spectrum with the old users (the …

Existing spectrum-sharing schemes either allow the secondary-network users (SUs) to
utilize the spectrum when primary-network users (PUs) remain idle, or require the SUs to …

In this paper, we propose a non-coordinated Licensed Shared Access (LSA) model which
enables Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) acting as domestic licensees to provide …

Next-generation mobile networks need to ensure flexible and effcient utilisation of the radio
spectrum to keep pace with the rapid growth of mobile services and applications in recent …

The advent of mobile Internet has led to phenomenal growth of the mobile data traffic over
the past few years. Spectrum sharing is seen by national regulators, in both Europe and …