2016 24th International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer Networks (SoftCOM) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/softcom.2016.7772138
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Energy efficient wireless in-band backhaul in heterogeneous networking environments

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“…Different traffic load conditions were examined, by differentiating the number of UEs and the GBR of each UE in each run. EREBOS was evaluated in terms of energy efficiency against the optimum bound, derived by an exhaustive search method, and against a reference algorithm, namely the HTB presented in [45]. HTB algorithm receives as input from the HTWEAK algorithm [21] the optimal set of BSs that suffice to serve the present traffic load of the network and initiates the Backhaul Links Assignment procedure (BHLA) for yielding the macro BSs, able to carry the wireless in-band BH transmissions.…”
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“…Different traffic load conditions were examined, by differentiating the number of UEs and the GBR of each UE in each run. EREBOS was evaluated in terms of energy efficiency against the optimum bound, derived by an exhaustive search method, and against a reference algorithm, namely the HTB presented in [45]. HTB algorithm receives as input from the HTWEAK algorithm [21] the optimal set of BSs that suffice to serve the present traffic load of the network and initiates the Backhaul Links Assignment procedure (BHLA) for yielding the macro BSs, able to carry the wireless in-band BH transmissions.…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We then introduce a backhaul-aware energy efficient heuristic for minimizing the energy needed to operate these heterogeneous networks. To the best of our knowledge, similar works have been presented in [44][45]. Our approach utilizes the wireless in-band backhaul framework only and is differentiated from the approach in [44], where a dual connectivity backhaul scheme is used, including fixed and wireless backhauls.…”
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“…The impact of the backhaul transmissions to heterogeneous networking environments is also evaluated, from a power consumption perspective. The contributions of this Chapter have been included in papers [15] and [16].…”
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