Analysis of the Capacity of Different Frequency Channel Allocation Method in the Simulated Amusement Park

This paper has conducted a comparative discussion of different channel deployment schemes based on user network usage in amusement parks. We analyze the performance of different frequency reuse algorithms in terms of the average capacity. Due to the particularity of the Internet used by tourists in the amusement park area, we have adopted FFR for it. The analytical model uses six different algorithms in the outer area of FFR (Fractional Frequency Reuse). They are IFRN (Integer Frequency Reuse), SWF (Simultaneous Water-Filling), tx-ITL (Transmit Interference Temperature Limit), and FLG (Forward-Looking Game). Considering the simplicity and just a few users in the inner part, we just apply IFR1 to the inner area of the network. The analyzation keeps all parameters the same such as SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio), simulation number, and cell number, except the number of users and the number of channels. The modeling key of this approach is to optimal tuning the number of users corresponding to a specific channel number and switch the positions of the two to adjust again. The results of these two opposite test methods finally mutually verify the correctness of each other.