Yun Meng

Title: Yun Meng and Network Resource Management Innovation.

Introduction

Yun Meng is an inventor based in Xi’an City, China, and is associated with Chang’an University. His work includes a patent application describing a network resource management architecture designed to coordinate coverage and capacity across ground, aerial, and satellite networks.

Latest Patents

Meng is credited with 1 patent: “Generation of Network Resource Management Architecture for Coverage.” The invention proposes a “signal coverage + capacity coverage” structure that combines satellite, space-based, and ground access points. Its aim is to provide broad regional signal coverage alongside localized capacity for areas with high traffic demand.

The architecture adds a global resource orchestrator to the core network, as well as local resource orchestrators and virtual network management and maintenance units in the access network. It divides coverage into three-dimensional dense capacity coverage and three-dimensional global signal coverage. Ground dense networks and aerial ad-hoc networks support high-traffic and large-scale connection needs, while ground networks and satellite constellations extend coverage from low altitudes to space, sky, land, and ocean.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Meng’s work with Chang’an University and highlights his contribution to network resource management. The patent describes an approach for coordinating multiple network layers and resource-management functions to support wide-area connectivity and localized capacity.

Collaborations

Meng’s listed coworkers include Xinyi Liu and Yanchao Xing. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Yun Meng’s patent presents a layered architecture for combining ground, aerial, and satellite resources to address both broad signal coverage and concentrated capacity needs.