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Wireless networks are becoming extremely pervasive while traffic demand isever increasing. In order to cope with the forecast increase in traffic volumefor the upcoming years, as well as the number of connected devices, newtechnologies, practices and spectrum rearrangements are required. In thiscontext, a key question arises: how to provide extensive backhaul connectivityand capacity for pervasive ultra dense networks? The answer is rather complex,if feasible. To shed some light into this issue we overview potentialtechnologies, either wired or wireless, and identify technical challenges.Moreover, we evaluate an illustrative scenario of a ultra-dense network thatoperates with hybrid wired-wireless backhaul. We assume multiple radio accesstechnologies at small and macro base stations (BSs), and we discuss optimaltraffic splitting and routing solutions for different topologies and trafficprofiles.

Hybrid Wired-Wireless Backhaul Solutions for Heterogeneous Ultra-Dense Networks