Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:   propose a temporal synchronization method using opportunistic signals for wireless networks. Instead of broadcasting a dedicated broadband signal throughout the network for synchronization, high-bandwidth opportunistic signals already existing in the environment can be used. To avoid the necessity that all the nodes in the network are able to decode the opportunistic reference signal, a central node should receive the reference signal and then sends it again to all other nodes. Using ideas from the compressed sensing (CS) area, the high-bandwidth reference signal to be transmitted can be compressed efficiently before being sent to the other nodes, while still achieving an accurate correlation function compared to the low bandwidth reference signal scenario. In this way, only a low-bandwidth signal needs to be transmitted. Numerical results demonstrate that the proposed compressed technique achieves a similar performance at a much lor cost compared to using the high-bandwidth opportunistic signal directly.
['Mohamed Ibrahim', 'Florian Roemer', 'Niels Hadaschik', 'Hans-Martin Troger', 'Benjamin Sackenreuter', 'Norbert Franke', 'Joerg Robert', 'Giovanni Del Galdo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Compressed temporal synchronization with opportunistic signals
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