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Joint Spectrum and Airspace Resource Optimization for Low-altitude Wireless Network
Low-altitude wireless networks have emerged as a promising platform for enabling the safe and efficient operation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). However, due to the limited spectrum and airspace resources, it is challenging to efficiently accomplish UAV flight tasks without collisions. In this
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