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Cognitive Radio Techniques for Satellite Communication Systems

The usable satellite spectrum is becoming scarce due to continuously increasing demand for broadcast, multimedia and interactive services. In this context, cognitive satellite communications has received important attention lately in the research community. Exploring efficient spectrum sharing techniques for enhancing spectral efficiency in satellite communication has become an important research challenge. In this paper, we study the main aspects of satellite cognitive communications and present possible practical scenarios for hybrid/dual cognitive satellite systems. Furthermore, suitable cognitive techniques for the considered scenarios are identified. More specifically, Spectrum Sensing (SS), interference modeling, and beamforming techniques are discussed for hybrid cognitive scenario and SS, interference alignment, and cognitive beamhopping techniques are discussed for dual satellite systems. This paper concludes by providing interesting open research issues in this domain.