OFDM Multiple Antennas Cognitive Radio Relay CDMA Synchronization Channel Estimation Spectrum Sharing Interference Cancellation Full duplex Spectrum Sensing Resource Allocation Neural Networks Stochastic Geometry Equalizer Bi-Directional Feedback Femtocell Energy Harvesting Heterogeneous Networks Device-to-Device (D2D) Cross-link interference Cell Search Idle cells NOMA HetNet Ultra-dense small cell networks Spectral efficiency FBMC SINR mismatch problem Dynamic TDD interference management Sub-band filtering Mobility eigen decomposition outage probability Railway selection diversity Handoff Asynchronous Transmission flexible duplex 5G achievable sum rate interference mitigation Preamble Deep learning Grant-free Transmission MLP in-band full-duplex system sensing duration Correlated MIMO Simultaneous Sensing and Transmission transmission capacity (TC) Two-way communications Filtered OFDM automatic repeat request (ARQ) UWB full-duplex cellular OQAM bursty traffic model mode selection Bi-directional full-duplex Heterogeneous channel estimation capability Cognitive relay networks Channel estimation error multi-spectral pilot signal resource size control interference to noise ratio link reliability Coexistence scenarios mixed numerology Cooperative systems Resource management LTE-based V2V Vehicle-to-vehicle communication CP-OFDM full-spreading NOMA massive connectivity non-orthogonal multiple access Singular Vale Decomposition prototype filter Vehicle-to-Vehicle Reliability C-V2V Intentional frequency offset (IFO) B5G Multiple access Asynchronism Degree of freedom (DoF) Asynchronous non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) TDD configuration 6G Cell-free tabu-search Complexity Computation offloading Full-duplex Coexisting network Edge computing HST
Status : Published 
Date : 2020-07 
Title : Dynamic TDD Systems for 5G and Beyond: A Survey of Cross-link Interference Mitigation 
Authors : Hyejin Kim, Jintae Kim, and Daesik Hong 
Journal : IEEE Comm. Surveys & Tutorials 
Abstract : Dynamic time division duplex (D-TDD) dynamically allocates the transmission directions for traffic adaptation in each cell. D-TDD systems are receiving a lot of attention because they can reduce latency and increase spectrum utilization via flexible and dynamic duplex operation in 5G New Radio (NR). However, the advantages of the D-TDD system are difficult to fully utilize due to the cross-link interference (CLI) arising from the use of different transmission directions between adjacent cells. This paper is a survey of the research from academia and the standardization efforts being ndertaken to solve this CLI problem and make the D-TDD system a reality. Specifically, we categorize and present the approaches to mitigating CLI according to operational principles. Furthermore, we present the signaling necessary to apply the CLI mitigation schemes. We also present information-theoretic performance analysis of D-TDD systems in various environments. As topics for future works, we discuss the research challenges and opportunities associated with the CLI mitigation schemes and signaling design in a variety of environments. This survey is recommended for those who are in the initial stage of studying D-TDD systems and those who wish to develop a more feasible D-TDD system as a baseline for reviewing the research flow and standardization trends surrounding D-TDD systems and to identify areas of focus for future works. 
URL : https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9139384 

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» [IEEE Comm. Surveys & Turotials] Hyejin Kim, Jintae Kim, and Daesik Hong, "Dynamic TDD Systems for 5G and Beyond: A Survey of Cross-Link Interference Mitigation," in IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials, Fourthquarter 2020 Published  2020-07