GeoRIS: Geofencing With Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces

📅 2026-09-17
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本文研究了如何利用RIS实现户外到室内的网络场景下的地理围栏,提出GeoRIS控制器通过管理波束对齐来控制无线服务的可用性,无需控制室外基站即可工作。
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Geofencing refers to controlling the availability of wireless services within a network perimeter. In this paper, we study how RIS can be used to achieve geofencing in outdoor-to-indoor network scenarios. Particularly, we propose GeoRIS, a RIS controller that achieves geofencing by exploiting beam management procedures to control beam alignment in networks with steerable directional transmission links. GeoRIS does not require control over the outdoor base station and can work with or without channel state information. Through simulations based on 3GPP network models, we validate GeoRIS and demonstrate that it can "shield" an indoor network area (for example, by weakening communication links to the point where indoor users cannot meet the minimum requirements of 5G eMBB services). We also highlight an interesting insight: the same RIS can play a dual role, extending or inhibiting outdoor-to-indoor communication. In our simulations, we show that GeoRIS can easily change an indoor space from a "strongly covered area" (e.g., supports eMBB services in approx. 90% of network area) to an "out-of-service area" (e.g., inhibits eMBB services in approx. 90% of network area), or vice-versa, an attractive characteristic in scenarios in which dynamic indoor coverage control is needed.
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Geofencing
Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces
Beam Management
Outdoor-to-Indoor Networks
Coverage Control
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RIS
Geofencing
Beam Management
Dynamic Coverage Control
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