Interference and Outage in Mobile Random Networks: Expectation, Distribution, and Correlation

Gong, Zhangbin; Haenggi, Martin

doi:10.1109/tmc.2012.253

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“…S. Weber analyzes the phenomenon of interference in ad-hoc networks in terms of transmission capacity which derives from the outage probability. In [11], Z. Gong gives, based on the estimation of outage probability in mobile random networks, results that show the importance of routing, MAC and retransmissions schemes to avoid bursts of transmission failures.…”

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From outage probability to ALOHA MAC layer performance analysis in distributed WSNs

Seddik

Toldov²,

Clavier³

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC)

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Abstract-In cellular networks, the outage probability is the probability that the signal-to-interference-plus-noise-ratio (SINR) is less than a given threshold. In this article, firstly, we develop an explicit formula for outage probability for a wireless sensor network taking account of the problem parameters -i.e. the spatial density of nodes in the network, the noise power, the transmission power, the distance between the considered node and the base station, and finally the attenuation coefficient -. Secondly, we model a given node by a Markov chain to study the performance of the MAC layer in the case of a Slotted-ALOHA protocol and Slotted-ALOHA with preliminary channel reservation. Especially in this study, we theoretically estimate the transmission success likelihood after a certain number of attempts that we consider as a metric to evaluate the performance of the considered protocol. Finally we compare the theoretical results with experimental ones achieved on the large scale platform FIT IoT-Lab of Lille. To sum up, this paper responds to the following question: How many channels do we need to a achieve high performance distributed wireless sensor network? The answer is given by the necessary number of channels which maximizes the transmission success likelihood after a certain number of trials.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

From outage probability to ALOHA MAC layer performance analysis in distributed WSNs

Seddik

Toldov²,

Clavier³

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC)

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“…Each BSN moves according to the random waypoint model [26]- [28]. As pointed out by Gong and Haenggi [19], the random 1 The configuration settings of Changi General Hospital and Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore Path-loss exponent of inter-body channel model I a 3…”

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“…Compared to the existing stochastic geometry analysis [9], [17]- [19], we relax the assumptions that each node in the network follows the same MAC operation mode at a given time. In our study, although all the BSNs employ the hybrid MAC structure defined in IEEE 802.15.6, a specific BSN may operate at either contention-based or contention-free state at a given time in the absence of global synchronization.…”

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An Analysis Framework for Interuser Interference in IEEE 802.15.6 Body Sensor Networks: A Stochastic Geometry Approach

Sun

Zhang

et al. 2016

IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol.

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Abstract-Inter-user interference occurs when multiple body sensor networks (BSNs) are transmitting simultaneously in close proximity to each other. Interference analysis in BSNs is challenging due to the hybrid medium access control (MAC) and the specific channel characteristics of BSNs. This paper presents a stochastic geometry analysis framework for inter-user interference in IEEE 802.15.6 BSNs. An extended Matern point process is proposed to model the complex spatial distribution of the interfering BSNs caused by the hybrid MAC defined in IEEE 802.15.6. We employ stochastic geometry approach to evaluate the performance of BSNs, considering the specific channel characteristics of BSNs in the vicinity of human body. Performance metrics are derived in terms of outage probability and spatial throughput in the presence of inter-user interference. We conduct performance evaluation through extensive simulations and show that the simulation results fit well with the analytic results. Insights are provided on the determination of the interference detection range, the BSN density, and the design of MAC for BSNs.Index Terms-inter-user interference, body sensor networks, stochastic geometry, medium access control.

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“…According to different configurations for the receiver, the lines of recent literature can be divided into three categories: the correlations between different time slots [9], [10], [11], [12], the correlations between different receive antennas [13], and the correlations between different receivers [14]. The interference correlation was first investigated in ALOHA ad hoc network whose nodes are distributed as a PPP [10].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In that work, the closed-form expression of the joint success probability is a special case of the main result in [11]. In [12], the temporal interference correlation in mobile Poisson networks was quantified in terms of the correlation coefficient and conditional outage probability. The results showed that smart routing, retransmission, and multiple access control schemes are needed to avoid bursts of transmission failures.…”

Section: Csit] 25 Nov 2014mentioning

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Correlations of Interference and Link Successes in Heterogeneous Cellular Networks

Sheng¹,

Wen²,

Li³

et al. 2014

2015 IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM)

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Abstract-In heterogeneous cellular networks (HCNs), the interference received at a user is correlated over time slots since it comes from the same set of randomly located BSs. This results in the correlations of link successes, thus affecting network performance. Under the assumptions of a K-tier Poisson network, strongest-candidate based BS association, and independent Rayleigh fading, we first quantify the correlation coefficients of interference. We observe that the interference correlation is independent of the number of tiers, BS density, SIR threshold, and transmit power. Then, we study the correlations of link successes in terms of the joint success probability over multiple time slots. We show that the joint success probability is decided by the success probability in a single time slot and a diversity polynomial, which represents the temporal interference correlation. Moreover, the parameters of HCNs have an important influence on the joint success probability by affecting the success probability in a single time slot. Particularly, we obtain the condition under which the joint success probability increases with the BS density and transmit power. We further show that the conditional success probability given prior successes only depends on the path loss exponent and the number of time slots.

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Interference and Outage in Mobile Random Networks: Expectation, Distribution, and Correlation

Cited by 155 publications

References 48 publications

From outage probability to ALOHA MAC layer performance analysis in distributed WSNs

From outage probability to ALOHA MAC layer performance analysis in distributed WSNs

An Analysis Framework for Interuser Interference in IEEE 802.15.6 Body Sensor Networks: A Stochastic Geometry Approach

Correlations of Interference and Link Successes in Heterogeneous Cellular Networks

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