Performance Analysis of Temporary Removal Scheduling applied to mobile WiMax Scenarios in Tight Frequency Reuse

Ball, C.F.; Treml, F.; Gaube, X.; Klein, Axel

doi:10.1109/pimrc.2005.1651570

Cited by 37 publications

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“…The work of [16] proposes an innovative sequencing of the allocation of resources between traffics. The principle of TRS (scheduling by timed omission) attributes the resources according to the modulation efficiency of each user.…”

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confidence: 99%

Resources Management of Mobile Network IEEE 802.16e WiMAX

Daleel¹,

Ali²

2017

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Abstract-The evolution of the world of telecommunications towards the mobile multimedia following the technological advances has demonstrated that to provide access to the network is no longer sufficient. The need for users is to access value-added multimedia services in their own home environment regardless of how they access the systems. Multimedia services require high transfer rates and have quality service requirements. They must coexist with services with real time constraints such as the voice service which does not tolerate variation of the delay between sending and receiving packets. The guarantee of these services by the operator becomes much more difficult in the technologies that take into account the mobility of the users. This paper studies the IEEE802.16e system according to the continuous modeling case. A model of the IEEE802.16e cell is proposed and allows the decomposition of the cell according to the principle of the AMC adaptive modulation and coding technique. The model is based on an admission control mechanism in the presence of two types of real-time and nonreal-time traffic. The model is based on a new CAC strategy with intra-cell mobility and gives the same QoS for the calls of this traffic by favoring the calls in progress on the new arrivals.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Resources Management of Mobile Network IEEE 802.16e WiMAX

Daleel¹,

Ali²

2017

ijacsa

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“…Regarding scheduling, we can distinguish, as shown in Figure 5, two types of schedulers: a) the non-opportunistic schedulers are those who do not take into account the state of the channel we cite the best known, the RRs that ensure fairness and WRRs based on fixed weights and b) the opportunistic schedulers are those that take into account the channel state (Ball et al, 2005) (Mohammud Z. et al, 2010) an example is the MAXSNR which first selects the MSSs that have the maximum SIR. In (Ball et al, 2005), the authors present an algorithm called TRS that removes from queues MSSs with the SNR that is below a certain threshold.…”

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“…In (Ball et al, 2005), the authors present an algorithm called TRS that removes from queues MSSs with the SNR that is below a certain threshold. Further works (Rath H.K.…”

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A Cross-Layer Radio Resource Management in WiMAX Systems

Kallel¹,

Achir²

2012

Quality of Service and Resource Allocation in WiMAX

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“…The TRS scheduler makes the scheduling list in accordance with the SSs that have Signal Interference Ratio (SIR) greater than a preset threshold (Ball, 2005). When the radio conditions are poor then the scheduler suspends the packet call from the scheduling list for an adjustable time period Tr.…”

Section: Temporary Removal Scheduler (Trs)mentioning

confidence: 99%