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  • Network Engineering

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  • UAV-enabled edge computing offers potential for enhanced computational power and reduced latency.
  • Efficient resource management is crucial for optimizing performance in dynamic UAV environments.
  • Existing offloading mechanisms often fail to balance the diverse interests of base stations, UAVs, and users.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an efficient computing resource offloading mechanism for UAV-enabled edge computing.
  • To comprehensively consider time delay, operational costs, and energy consumption.
  • To improve overall system performance by aligning the interests of base stations, UAVs, and users.

Main Methods:

  • Construction of a Stackelberg multi-layer game model with base stations and UAVs as leaders and users as followers.
  • Iterative approach to determine optimal resource pricing and computing offload allocation strategies.
  • Analysis of game equilibrium states to prove existence and uniqueness.

Main Results:

  • The Stackelberg game algorithm (SGA) was developed and validated through simulations.
  • The proposed SGA demonstrates superiority and robustness compared to benchmark strategies.
  • The algorithm effectively balances time delay, operational costs, and energy consumption.

Conclusions:

  • The developed Stackelberg game model provides an efficient mechanism for resource offloading in UAV-enabled edge computing.
  • The SGA effectively optimizes resource allocation and pricing, leading to improved system performance.
  • The study confirms the existence and uniqueness of the equilibrium state, ensuring algorithm stability.