Performance analysis of multi-service cellular networks with mobile users

Randhawa, T.S.; Hardy, R.H.S.

doi:10.1109/wcnc.2000.904835

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“…An insightful study of the CS and FP schemes in a multi-service cellular environment is conducted in [9]. The CS scheme exhibits unfairness because multimedia services which require less bandwidth monopolize the available resources in the system while starving the higher bandwidth services, especially true at high traffic loads.…”

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Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation Scheme for Multimedia Services in Wireless and Mobile Networks

Lakshmanan

Zeng

2006

2006 Wireless Telecommunications Symposium

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With the growth of bandwidth hungry multimedia services in today's wireless and mobile networks with distinct QoS requirements, there is an immediate need for a resource allocation scheme which takes advantage of the flexible bandwidth requirements of these new traffic classes. In this paper, a call admission control and bandwidth allocation algorithm namely Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation (DARA), is presented and its performance is evaluated in a wireless cellular network supporting multiple classes of multimedia traffic with varying bandwidth requirements. From the simulation results, it is clear that our scheme achieves better performance with regard to traditional QoS parameters such as call blocking probability while significantly reducing the bandwidth reallocation frequency experienced by a call during its lifetime when compared to other flexible resource allocation schemes. Handoff calls are also efficiently handled in our proposed scheme by a combination of channel reservation and bandwidth borrowing from ongoing calls at heavy traffic loads.

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Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation Scheme for Multimedia Services in Wireless and Mobile Networks

Lakshmanan

Zeng

2006

2006 Wireless Telecommunications Symposium

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“…With the increasing demand for diverse services such as data, video and voice in wireless networks, channel management for multiservice traffic in wireless networks is important. Previous literature has studied a number of channel management schemes [1][2][3][4] for multi-service traffic. These schemes classify users into various classes according to users' channel requirements; then, these schemes employ different policies to allocate channels to various classes.…”

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“…Two extreme schemes of the channel management schemes [1][2][3][4] are complete sharing and complete partitioning. Complete sharing scheme allows each class to access all channels.…”

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“…This scheme can satisfy the quality of service requirements of various classes but produces lower channel utilization than the complete sharing scheme does. A number of schemes, which are compromises between complete partitioning and complete sharing, have been proposed to provide quality of service guarantees for all classes while achieve high channel utilization [1,2,4].…”

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Channel Management for Multi-Service Traffic in Cellular Wireless Networks

Tzeng

2006

Wireless Pers Commun

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Channel management aims to provide quality of service guarantees for mobile users while efficiently utilize limited radio spectrum. With the increasing demand for diverse services in wireless networks, channel management for multi-service traffic in wireless networks is important. To provide diverse broadband services in limited radio spectrum, previous literature has presented adaptive services which provide mobile users with good quality of services. This study considers channel management for multi-service traffic in wireless networks with adaptive services. A channel management scheme, namely, restricted sharing, is devised to provide multi-class traffic with quality of service guarantees while increase channel utilization as much as possible. An analysis is used to study the performance of the restricted sharing scheme. Three classes are considered in numerical results. Numerical results show that the restricted sharing scheme guarantees quality of service and achieves high channel utilization.

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“…A wide spectrum of channel allocation policies has been proposed in the literature [2][3][4] [9]. A large selection of these policies has been implemented in the system.…”

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An integrated capacity manager for multimedia cellular networks

Randhawa¹,

Hawthorne²,

Moir³

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2001 IEEE/IFIP International Symposium on Integrated Network Management Proceedings. Integrated Network Management VII. Integra

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We present herein an integrated and proactive capacity management solution for multi-service cellular networks. The proposed system, NetOptimize TM , continuously monitors the network and, upon detecting or anticipating QoS (Quality of Service) violations, determines an optimal channel allocation plan that ensures the prescribed QoS while maximizing revenue. Functionality of the system within the network management infrastructure is discussed herein. The emphasis, however, is on highlighting the QoS evaluation and capacity optimization capabilities of the system. The system adaptively builds a traffic model that takes into consideration the impact of user mobility. Using this model, the call level QoS parameters such as call blocking probability and call dropping probability are predicted and, thereafter, an effective optimization of capacity allocations to competing services, or user classes, is conducted.

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Performance analysis of multi-service cellular networks with mobile users

Cited by 8 publications

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Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation Scheme for Multimedia Services in Wireless and Mobile Networks

Dynamic Adaptive Resource Allocation Scheme for Multimedia Services in Wireless and Mobile Networks

Channel Management for Multi-Service Traffic in Cellular Wireless Networks

An integrated capacity manager for multimedia cellular networks

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