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A Fair Adaptive Data Rate Algorithm for LoRaWAN

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arxiv 1801.00522 v1 pith:ZBEHPQM2 submitted 2018-01-01 cs.NI

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keywords dataratefairhigherlorawannodessignaladaptive
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LoRaWAN exhibits several characteristics that can lead to an unfair distribution of the Data Extracted Rate (DER) among nodes. Firstly, the capture effect leads to a strong signal suppressing a weaker signal at the gateway and secondly, the spreading codes used are not perfectly orthogonal, causing packet loss if an interfering signal is strong enough. In these conditions, nodes experiencing higher attenuation are less likely to see their packets received correctly. We develop FADR, a Fair Adaptive Data Rate algorithm for LoRaWAN that exploits the different Spreading Factors (SFs) and Transmission Powers (TPs) settings available in LoRa to achieve a fair Data Extraction Rate among all nodes while at the same time avoiding excessively high TPs. Simulations show that FADR, in highly congested cells, achieves 300% higher fairness than the minimum airtime allocation approach and 22% higher fairness than Brechts approach, while consuming almost 22% lower energy.

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  1. A Survey on LoRa Networking: Research Problems, Current Solutions and Open Issues

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    LoRa networking research is organized into a taxonomy of energy, range, multiple access, error correction, and security challenges, with current solutions and open issues summarized from the cited literature.

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