Abstract

The smart city provides several services to its citizens. Among them, communication is one of the essential services. Due to the requirement for a high-quality user experience, it is required to deploy dense cellular base stations. The increasing number of cellular base stations raises the issue of energy preservation and smart power scheduling of the base station. To formulate the solution for this green computing issue first a review of recent techniques of energy preservation has been studied. Based on the conducted review a proactive resource scheduling technique has been proposed and their key components have been discussed. Soon, the formulated solution has been implemented and their influence on power saving has been proposed measure.

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