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Cross-layer sensors for green cognitive radio

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Green cognitive radio is a cognitive radio (CR) that is aware of sustainable development issues and deals with an additional constraint as regards the decision-making function of the cognitive cycle. In this paper, it is explained how the sensors distributed throughout the different layers of our CR model could help on taking the best decision in order to best contribute to sustainable development.

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  1. Since sensors are the heart of this paper, they will be noted for the rest of the paper in italic letters

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Palicot, J. Cross-layer sensors for green cognitive radio. Ann. Telecommun. 67, 171–180 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12243-012-0292-0

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