Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  propose an adaptive channel allocation algorithm applicable in multi-carrier cellular CDMA systems. In our method, traffic channels are assigned to a mobile user based on cell traffic load and user mobility pattern. Depending on the mobility pattern (and the probability of moving to a neighboring cell), the algorithm selects the best-suited carrier (for the mobile), which may not always be the least loaded carrier in the cell. Performance measurements include percentage of calls blocked, percentage of calls dropped, percentage of supported call duration (in relation to its total required duration), and call quality (average number of legs supported during soft handoff). Simulation results show that the algorithm offers significant system performance improvements over hashing based algorithms and is suitable for next generation cellular system.
['Mahbubul Alam', 'Sriranjani Sitaraman', 'S. Venkatesan']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An adaptive channel allocation algorithm in multi-carrier cellular CDMA networks
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