This invention discloses a QoS-aware fine-grained resource mapping and adaptive configuration method and
system based on dynamic security foundation, belonging to the field of 6G
wireless communication technology. Based on the DSF framework, this invention extends RULE_ID from a rule identifier to a multi-dimensional QoS configuration file, including parameters such as logical period T_dsf, number of resource blocks N_PRB, number of symbols N_symbol, priority, frame mode Frame_Mode, and
pilot ratio
Pilot_Ratio. The core innovations include: revealing that under the secure
pilot frame design, the channel
estimation gain G_CE = 10 × log10(N_PRB × N_symbol × 12) dB, establishing a quantitative relationship between
resource allocation and
demodulation reliability; providing two
modes, full
pilot and
hybrid frame, flexibly balancing reliability and rate through the pilot proportion coefficient; elucidating mechanisms such as 0.1ms high-frequency update of measurement reports, 0.125ms closed-loop response of
power control, and 0.01μs accuracy of TA adjustment, reducing the HARQ
retransmission probability by two orders of magnitude; designing four
adaptive optimization algorithms for latency, rate, reliability, and energy efficiency; and supporting maintaining the N_PRB × N_symbol product unchanged during inter-
system handover to preserve the channel
estimation gain. This invention establishes a direct mathematical link between
resource allocation and
QoS assurance, and can be widely applied in scenarios such as industrial control, autonomous driving, and
satellite communication.