An Index-Based Location Management Scheme for PCS Network

Biswash, Sanjay Kumar; Kumar, Chiranjeev

doi:10.1007/s11277-012-0653-z

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“…The user devices must have unique network management, so that UE can avail better QoS and QoE [2,11,[13][14][15][16][17][18]. The existing mobility management schemes are classified into two categories: tunnel-based schemes and routing-based schemes [9].…”

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“…It is a mandatory condition for better QoS/QoE, and a highly sophisticated challenge for the next generation networks. The mobile networking is one of pos-B Sanjay Kumar Biswash skbismu@gmail.com Mahasweta Sarkar msarkar2@mail.sdsu.edu Dhirendra Kumar Sharma dhirendrasharmaism@gmail.com 1 sible solutions to archive the QoE/QoS in dynamic scenario, but it has several challenges related to performance [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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“…The effective network management is one of major issues in personal communication system, and it is very technical with high mobility [1,2]. The cellular network performance depends on networks' availability and mobility management [3,6].…”

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“…These techniques are used to track mobile users (MU)/user equipment (UE) within the service area (SA). The service is divided into several location areas (LA) and cells [1,2]. The mobility management is essential for all cellular technologies like 3G, 4G, longterm evolution (LTE), etc.…”

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“…The MSC is responsible for location information, routing information, billing issue, and services to UE [1]. The complete PCS architecture and its working can be found in [1,2,10], and this is the tradi-tional system that is usually used for location management in cellular networks. At present, mobility management is not limited to access points (AP) and BS, it is also about exploring end-to-end mobility support and energy management [4].…”

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Artificial immune system (AIS)-based location management scheme in mobile cellular networks

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2018

Iran J Comput Sci

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In this paper, we are proposing a bio-inspired location management (LM) technique for personal communication system (PSC). It is based on artificial immune system (AIS), with self-adaptation and self-update attributes to perform the location management, and helps to achieve better quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE) for the mobile users. Here, we are suggesting a modified mobile switching center (MSC) architecture, and an adaptive self-modified location management procedure. The proposed mobile switching center architecture has an advantage of rule-based and fact-based system to store the rules and facts related to location management procedure, and it shows the intelligent behavior of system. The mobile switching center calculates the best method for location management and the rule-based system trigged the rules to perform the techniques. The system stores the result (techniques for location management) in fact-based system for future use. The efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed techniques have been analyzed, and it observed that the proposed system has 45-50% improvement in performance over the current location management techniques. Here, we are using performance parameters such as signaling cost, database update cost, overhead measurement, and mobility management cost.

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