Dynamic and local combined pricing, allocation and billing system with cognitive radios
C. Kloeck, Holger Jaekel, Friedrich K. Jondral · 2005
In established communication systems the price is determined quasi-static and for a large area according to a fixed price model. Additionally, the main decision criterion of resource allocation is the arrival time of resource requests. This system approach is not able to respond to the spatial distributed and dynamic users' demand and willingness-to-pay. In this paper a system will be proposed to combine pricing, allocation and billing in order to react dynamically and locally to the market assuming that the user terminal has cognitive radio abilities and multiple interfaces