The invention discloses a
satellite-ground joint beam forming and power
distribution method based on a non-orthogonal multiple
access technology (
NOMA), and the method comprises the steps that a
satellite communication sub-network serves a plurality of ground stations, a ground cellular sub-network serves a plurality of cellular users, and two sub-networks achieve the
spectrum sharing; firstly, anNOMA technology is adopted in the ground cellular sub-network, and a multi-user clustering method is provided based on the correlation of channels among cellular users and the difference of channel gains; secondly, under the conditions that the user
service quality is guaranteed and the transmitting power of a
satellite and a
base station is limited, the
optimization problem of sum rate maximization of the whole
system is established; and, the non-convex problem is converted into a convex
optimization problem by adopting an S-Procedure and Taylor expansion method, and further the optimal
beamforming weight vector and the power distribution factor of the satellite and the
base station are obtained by utilizing an iterative penalty
function method. According to the method, the beam formingtechnology and the non-orthogonal multiple
access technology are combined, and a technical scheme is provided for improving the effectiveness of satellite-ground fusion network
information transmission.