Abstract
A method for allocating a radio resource in a wireless communication system and a device therefor are disclosed. Particularly a method by which a radio resource is allocated to a terminal in a wireless communication system comprises the steps of: transmitting to a base station a first message for requesting the allocation of a semi-persistent signaling (SPS) resource for semi-persistently transmitting a specific uplink message before receiving an uplink grant related to SPS from the base station; receiving a second message including information on an SPS resource allocated according to the SPS resource allocation request; and transmitting the specific uplink message to the base station by using an SPS resource identified using the received information wherein the first message can include first information indicating a time point or period at which the specific uplink message is to be generated and/or second information indicating a time point at which the specific uplink message is to be transmitted.
Technologies
Resource configuration
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Wireless communication
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