Abstract: The present disclosure relates to spectrum resource allocation methods. One example method includes a base station obtains, in real time, a network access request message from a terminal, where the network access request message includes at least one of a network standard supported by the terminal, an access service of the terminal, or QoS of the access service, the base station dynamically allocates spectrum resources to different network standards based on the network access request message, and the base station sends a first network standard access indication message to the terminal, where the terminal accesses a service based on the first network standard access indication message via a corresponding network standard.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to spectrum resource allocation methods. One example method includes a base station obtains, in real time, a network access request message from a terminal, where the network access request message includes at least one of a network standard supported by the terminal, an access service of the terminal, or QoS of the access service, the base station dynamically allocates spectrum resources to different network standards based on the network access request message, and the base station sends a first network standard access indication message to the terminal, where the terminal accesses a service based on the first network standard access indication message via a corresponding network standard.

Abstract: For a terminal located in any area of a first cell in a first system, a sum of actual interference of all second cells to any spectrum resource to be used by the terminal can be determined according to a pre-established interference matrix for representing historical reference interference of each second cell in a second system to each area in the first cell and a spectrum resource real-time occupation status of each second cell; when it is determined that the sum does not exceed a preset interference threshold value range, it is determined that the terminal can use the any spectrum resource; or when it is determined that the sum exceeds a preset interference threshold value range, it is determined that the terminal cannot use the any spectrum resource.

Abstract: For a terminal located in any area of a first cell in a first system, a sum of actual interference of all second cells to any spectrum resource to be used by the terminal can be determined according to a pre-established interference matrix for representing historical reference interference of each second cell in a second system to each area in the first cell and a spectrum resource real-time occupation status of each second cell; when it is determined that the sum does not exceed a preset interference threshold value range, it is determined that the terminal can use the any spectrum resource; or when it is determined that the sum exceeds a preset interference threshold value range, it is determined that the terminal cannot use the any spectrum resource.