Abstract:To solve the resource scheduling problems caused by the high dynamic characteristics of low-orbit satellites, the dynamic and uneven distribution of service requests, and the complex and changeable channel environment, and to improve the performance of low-orbit satellite communication systems, the multi-dimensional channel resource scheduling of low-orbit satellite communication systems was studied; based on beam hopping and time slot aggregation technologies, an efficient multi-dimensional resource allocation strategy was proposed, which decomposes the complex multi-dimensional resource allocation problem into three parts, comprehensively measures three indicators including data volume, cache delay and channel state of each location area, uses a quantitative evaluation method to calculate KPI values and sorts the priority of location areas, determines the beam hopping pattern and time slot levels of different beams through a greedy algorithm, proposes an improved genetic algorithm to jointly optimize bandwidth and power resources, and introduces interference clustering and time slot reorganization technologies to cluster simultaneous time slot location areas into interference-free clusters to reduce interference and algorithm complexity; simulation tests show that the strategy has good improvements in system transmission capacity and transmission delay; the strategy can adapt to the low-orbit satellite communication environment, perform well under the conditions of uneven distribution of service requirements and complex and changeable channel environment, and can effectively fill the technical gap in efficient multi-dimensional resource scheduling of low-orbit satellites.