Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Channel allocation or assignment problems have been studied intensively in the literature for the last 25 years. Current directions of this work appear to be in the area of self-organizing or distributed allocation methods, and the type of cellular arrays involved are moving toward complex mixed or hierarchical structures rather than simple arrays of macrocells or microcells. Channel segregation is a distributed dynamic channel allocation method, which has been shown to work ll in simple arrays. Hence  investigate how transportable this approach is to mixed cellular systems. Further,  investigate the gains offered by hybrids of channel segregation and fixed channel allocation and study the stability of the channel segregation approach. Results are given that indicate that channel segregation (or hybrids) is a stable allocation method that performs very ll unchanged for certain mixed cellular layouts.
['Peter J. Smith', 'Mansoor Shafi', 'Andrew Tokeley']
I am writing a research paper on a idea On the effectiveness of channel segregation as a channel allocation method in a variety of cellular structures
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