Impact of the location area structure on the performance of signaling channels of cellular wireless networks

Rubin, I.; Choi, Cheon Won

doi:10.1109/icc.1996.535309

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“…The most widely recognized model is the arbitrary walk model. It has been utilized by numerous creators, for example, Rubin [19], Zonoozi [21], Decker [8] and BarNoy [2]. The model portrays singular development in respect to cells.…”

Section: Survey Of Existing Mobility Models For Manetsmentioning

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An Effective and Optimal Mobility Model and its Prediction in MANETs

Teotia¹,

Garg²

2017

IJTSRD

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In our research paper, we display an overview of different mobility models in ad hoc wireless networks. We demonstrate that gathering movement happens much of the time in specially appointed networks, and present another mobility model that is exceptionally effective and optimal for MANETs i.e. Optimal and Effective Mobility Model (OEMM) to speak to the relationship among portable hosts. OEMM can be promptly connected to numerous current applications. In addition, by appropriate selection of parameters, OEMM can be utilized to model a few mobility models which were beforehand proposed. One of the primary topics of this paper is to explore the effect of the mobility model on the execution of a particular network protocol or application. To this end, we have connected our OEMM model to two distinctive network protocol situations, bunching and directing, and have assessed network execution under various mobility designs and for various protocol usage. Not surprisingly, the outcomes demonstrate that distinctive mobility designs influence the different protocols in various ways. Specifically, the positioning of steering calculations is affected by the decision of mobility design.

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Section: Survey Of Existing Mobility Models For Manetsmentioning

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An Effective and Optimal Mobility Model and its Prediction in MANETs

Teotia¹,

Garg²

2017

IJTSRD

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“…These probabilities are often adjusted to practical observations of client behavior in cells. The Random Walk Mobility Model is one of the most widely used mobility models because it describes individual movements relative to cells [7,49,58]. Since this model is memoryless, there is no such concept as a path or consecutive movement.…”

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Mobility in Wireless Networks

Schindelhauer

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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This article surveys mobility patterns and mobility models for wirelss networks. Mobility patterns are classified into the following types: pedestrians, vehicles, aerial, dynamic medium, robot, and outer space motion. We present the characteristics of each and shortly mention the specific problems. We shortly present the specifics of cellular networks, mobile ad hoc networks, and sensor networks regarding mobility. Then, we present the most important mobility models from the literature. At last we give a brief discussion about the state of research regarding mobility in wireless networks.

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“…Fast service access is an important QoS dimension that requires keeping track of the location of the users, while they move around without being involved in calls, and consequently, routing calls to the users regardless of their location. Mobile systems apply the location area concept and the location update procedure, in order to keep track of the user locations [18,191 (Figure l(a)). More sptxifically, cells are grouped into location areas.…”

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Paging area planning in future cellular systems

Kazantzakis

Demestichas

Demesticha

et al. 2001

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Abstract. Efficient resource utilisation in future cellular systems is related to the control of the signalling load imposed by the paging operations. This relies on the application of efficient paging schemes, and on the "proper" planning of paging areas. In this paper we define and solve a version of the paging area planning problem. In particular, we provide a low complexity algorithm, under the assumption that the scheme applied falls within the last interaction based paging (LIBP) category.

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Impact of the location area structure on the performance of signaling channels of cellular wireless networks

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

An Effective and Optimal Mobility Model and its Prediction in MANETs

An Effective and Optimal Mobility Model and its Prediction in MANETs

Mobility in Wireless Networks

Paging area planning in future cellular systems

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