Communication system and method of wireless communication in hierarchical communication network
A communication system that includes a plurality of network nodes interconnected in a hierarchical communication network. The plurality of network nodes includes a plurality of slave nodes, a plurality of local master nodes, a plurality of regional master nodes, and a global master node. The plurality of slave nodes establishes communication with the plurality of local master nodes and a plurality of end-user devices. The plurality of local master nodes establishes communication with the plurality of regional master nodes. The plurality of regional master nodes establishes communication with the global master node. The global master node is configured to adjust data routing paths throughout the hierarchical communication network based on a mobility handling parameter associated with each level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.
1. A communication system, comprising:
a plurality of network nodes that are interconnected in a hierarchical communication network,
wherein the plurality of network nodes comprises:
a plurality of slave nodes, at a first level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, configured to establish communication with a plurality of local master nodes and a plurality of end-user devices;
the plurality of local master nodes, at a second level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, configured to establish communication with a plurality of regional master nodes;
the plurality of regional master nodes, at a third level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, configured to establish communication with a global master node; and
the global master node, at a fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, configured to adjust data routing paths throughout the hierarchical communication network based on a mobility handling parameter associated with each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.
2. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network is associated with a different mobility range to support one or more mobility operations of the plurality of end-user devices.
3. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein
the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, and the third level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network has a first mobility range, a second mobility range and a third mobility range respectively,
the first mobility range associated with the first level of hierarchy is higher than the second mobility range associated with the second level of hierarchy, and
the second mobility range associated with the second level of hierarchy is higher than the third mobility range associated with the third level of hierarchy.
4. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein
the plurality of network nodes are further configured to concurrently operate in a plurality of frequency bands in the hierarchical communication network, and
one or more network nodes of the plurality of network nodes comprises a plurality of dual-polarized phase array antennas for directional wireless communication.
5. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of network nodes are further configured to:
concurrently operate in a plurality of polarization types in the hierarchical communication network, and
switch between the plurality of polarization types in a case where an orientation or a velocity of an end-user device to which a corresponding network node is connected is changed to maintain a node-level signal reception greater than a defined threshold.
6. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of network nodes are further configured to utilize different packet lengths for data communication for each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy based on the mobility handling parameter associated with each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.
7. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of network nodes are further configured to utilize a packet length less than a defined threshold for data communication at the first level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network in a case where one or more end-user devices of the plurality of end-user devices move at a speed that is greater than a defined speed limit to reduce an influence of channel variations and packet errors.
8. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of network nodes are further configured to utilize a packet length greater than a defined threshold for data communication in the hierarchical communication network in a case where one or more end-user devices of the plurality of end-user devices or one or more network nodes of the plurality of network nodes are stationary or move at a speed that is less than a defined speed limit to maximize data throughput.
9. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of network nodes are further configured to sense and process telemetry information based on a level of hierarchy from the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy associated with each network node of the plurality of network nodes.
10. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of local master nodes at the second level of hierarchy are further configured to:
detect a local interference and congestion event based on telemetry information obtained from the plurality of slave nodes, and
calibrate radio frequency (RF) parameters including a transmit power, a transmit frequency, or a beam orientation based on the detected local interference and congestion event.
11. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the global master node is further configured to determine a beam steering direction and a polarization configuration for each wireless link in the hierarchical communication network based on a network topology and a link condition parameter associated with the each wireless link.
12. The communication system according to claim 1 , wherein the global master node is further configured to:
establish dual radio access networks in an analog data plane among the plurality of network nodes in which a first radio access network of the dual radio access networks is established based on a first frequency spectrum, and
establish a second radio access network based on a second frequency spectrum lower than the first frequency spectrum, wherein
the first frequency spectrum is a licensed or unlicensed mmWave spectrum that operate in a range of 10-300 GHZ, and
the second frequency spectrum is one of: a wireless local area network (WLAN) frequency spectrum or an industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) spectrum.
13. The communication system according to claim 1 , the mobility handling parameter includes a node velocity, a signal strength fluctuation, a handover frequency, a doppler shift impact, and a network congestion status.
14. A method of wireless communication in a hierarchical communication network, the method comprising:
establishing, by a plurality of slave nodes at a first level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a plurality of local master nodes and a plurality of end-user devices;
establishing, by the plurality of local master nodes at a second level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a plurality of regional master nodes;
establishing, by the plurality of regional master nodes at a third level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a global master node; and
adjusting, by the global master node at a fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, data routing paths throughout the hierarchical communication network based on a mobility handling parameter associated with each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.
15. The method according to claim 14 , wherein each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network is associated with a different mobility range to support one or more mobility operations of the plurality of end-user devices.
16. The method according to claim 14 , wherein
the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, and the third level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network has a first mobility range, a second mobility range and a third mobility range respectively,
the first mobility range associated with the first level of hierarchy is higher than the second mobility range associated with the second level of hierarchy, and
the second mobility range associated with the second level of hierarchy is higher than the third mobility range associated with the third level of hierarchy.
17. The method according to claim 14 , further comprising operating concurrently in a plurality of frequency bands by a plurality of network nodes in the hierarchical communication network.
18. The method according to claim 14 , further comprising:
operating concurrently in a plurality of polarization types in the hierarchical communication network; and
switching between the plurality of polarization types in a case where an orientation or a velocity of an end-user device to which a corresponding network node is connected is changed to maintain a node-level signal reception greater than a defined threshold.
19. The method according to claim 14 , further comprising utilizing different packet lengths for data communication for each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy based on the mobility handling parameter associated with each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.
20. The method according to claim 14 , further comprising determining, by the global master node, a beam steering direction and a polarization configuration for each wireless link in the hierarchical communication network based on a network topology and a link condition parameter associated with the each wireless link.
21. A computer program product for wireless communication in a hierarchical communication network, the computer program product comprising a computer-readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith, the program instructions are executable by a system to cause the system to execute operations, the operations comprising:
establishing, by a plurality of slave nodes at a first level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a plurality of local master nodes and a plurality of end-user devices;
establishing, by the plurality of local master nodes at a second level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a plurality of regional master nodes;
establishing, by the plurality of regional master nodes at a third level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, communication with a global master node; and
adjusting, by the global master node at a fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network, data routing paths throughout the hierarchical communication network based on a mobility handling parameter associated with each of the first level of hierarchy, the second level of hierarchy, the third level of hierarchy, and the fourth level of hierarchy in the hierarchical communication network.