IP header and signalling compression for 3G systems

West, Mark A.; Conroy, Lawrence; Hancock, Robert E. W.; Price, Richard; Surtees, Abigail

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“…Providing notably a high compression efficiency and high robustness, this technique has been designed to be used over scarce resources links, such as cellular or satellite links. ROHC is so effective that it has found its way in important wireless standards like HSPA and LTE [16], [17], [18] and is being currently proposed for the next generations of DVB RCS and DVB SH. On the other hand, only a limited amount of research has tried to investigate the performance and effectiveness of ROHC with aeronautical communication [19], although it is mentioned in the ICAO ATN IPS SARPS for IP implementation [10].…”

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Optimization of robust header compression for aeronautical communication

Hermenier¹,

Kissling²

2013

2013 Integrated Communications, Navigation and Surveillance Conference (ICNS)

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The ceaselessly growing requests for communication capacity in the aeronautical sector will soon result in an excess of the current Air Traffic Control (ATC) capacity limitations. To cope with this issue, current research activities, such as the EU FP7 SANDRA project, investigate new seamless IPv6based network solutions which integrate the different aeronautical services. These solutions will generate a significant protocol overhead due to all the required network functionalities. Within this paper, the focus is on the insertion of RObust Header Compression (ROHC) in the SANDRA architecture to reduce the protocol overheads. Performance evaluations for the usage of ROHC in the aeronautical context are provided and a strong emphasis of this work is put on a discussion on how ROHC parameters can be optimized for operational aeronautical communication.

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Section: Introduction On Rohcmentioning

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Optimization of robust header compression for aeronautical communication

Hermenier¹,

Kissling²

2013

2013 Integrated Communications, Navigation and Surveillance Conference (ICNS)

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Post-dialing Delay of Multimedia Sessions in 3G Mobile Networks

Pawlikowski

Sirisena

et al. 2004

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A survey of ROHC header compression schemes

Chen

Guo

Dang

et al. 2012

Proceedings of 2012 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Network Technology

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In order to improve the utilization of network bandwidth in multimedia business, a variety of header compression schemes have been proposed. This paper first introduces the background and feasibility of the header compression technology, and then states the principles of three traditional header compression schemes: VJHC, IPHC and CRTP. Since the three traditional header compression schemes can't be used in the wireless networks environment whose bit error rate is very high, this article highlights a robust header compression scheme-ROHC. This article illustrates the states and modes of the compressor and the decompressor in detail, and describes the compression process and the decompression process. Finally, it points out the research direction of header compression schemes.

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IP header and signalling compression for 3G systems

Cited by 6 publications

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Optimization of robust header compression for aeronautical communication

Optimization of robust header compression for aeronautical communication

Post-dialing Delay of Multimedia Sessions in 3G Mobile Networks

A survey of ROHC header compression schemes

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