Policy Based Mobile Ip Handoff Decision (Polimand) Using Generic Link Layer Information

Aust, Stefan; Proetel, Daniel; Fikouras, Nikolaus A.; Görg, Carmelita; Pampu, Cornel

doi:10.1142/9789812791146_0043

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“…The main function of the BSC is call maintenance. The MS sends a report of their received signal strength to the BSC, so the BSC decides to initiate hand over to other cell [19].…”

Section: Digital Communication Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Simulation and Proposed Handover Alert Algorithm for Mobile Communication System

Al-Sawalmeh¹,

Al-Ani

2009

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Abstract-This paper deals with a novel approach to realize the handover process of a mobile systems network. It concentrates on the existing challenges of Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) networks and how to overcome these challenges. The proposed algorithm extracts the received signal information features in order to track the significant coverage cell. The presented algorithm distinguishes between real problems and false alarms. One of the important contributions of the algorithm is how it predicts the adequate signal of the effective coverage cell.

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“…The main function of the BSC is call maintenance. The MS sends a report of their received signal strength to the BSC, so the BSC decides to initiate hand over to other cell [19].…”

Section: Digital Communication Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The above expression indicates that the attenuation is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between BS and MS [19] & [20]. In practice of real system as illustrated in Figure 5 exist direct, diffracted and reflected paths.…”

Section: Digital Communication Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Simulation and Proposed Handover Alert Algorithm for Mobile Communication System

Al-Sawalmeh¹,

Al-Ani

2009

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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“…Almost all the policy management systems so far reported in the literature (e.g. POLIMAND (Aust et al, 2003)), including the most recent, PROTON (Vidales et al, 2005a), have been reactive.…”

Section: Policy Management Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

An Architectural Framework for Heterogeneous Networking

2006

Proceedings of the International Conference on Wireless Information Networks and Systems

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Abstract:The growth over the last decade in the use of wireless networking devices has been explosive. Soon many devices will have multiple network interfaces, each with very different characteristics. We believe that a framework that encapsulates the key challenges of heterogeneous networking is required. Like a map clearly helps one to plan a journey, a framework is needed to help us move forward in this unexplored area. The approach taken here is similar to the OSI model in which tightly defined layers are used to specify functionality, allowing a modular approach to the extension of systems and the interchange of their components, whilst providing a model that is more oriented to heterogeneity and mobility.

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“…A common way to trigger handovers is to monitor the signal strength to the basestations and use some sort of dwell-timers, hysteresis or threshold based control algorithm [3,13,19]. One problem with these handover strategies is that they tend to increase the handover delay, which makes them unsuitable for real-time media.…”

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“…One important difference between CSHM and other handover algorithms [3,13,19] is that the new default connection is not decided before the handover. During the handover, each receiver calculates in percent how much each duplicated stream (internal socket) contributes to the merged stream.…”

Section: Selecting a New Default Internal Socketmentioning

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Management of Multimedia Networks and Services

Vicente¹,

Hutchison²

2004

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. As host mobility and radio interference in wireless networks cause packet losses and delays, it is difficult to develop useful mobile real-time media applications. This paper describes a new handover strategy for end-to-end mobility called Competition based Soft Handover Management (CSHM). During a handover, redundant packet streams are sent through multiple connections which are later merged into one stream when received by the other end-point. As each network connection competes with other connections in contributing to the merged packet stream, the handover process can be viewed as a competition. As a proof of concept, CSHM has been implemented in Resilient Mobile Socket, RMS, an application-layer mobility scheme and used together with Marratech Pro, which is a commercially available e-meeting application. By using this prototype, the paper shows that it is possible to minimize redundant packets as well as decrease packet losses during handovers.

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Policy Based Mobile Ip Handoff Decision (Polimand) Using Generic Link Layer Information

Cited by 30 publications

References 2 publications

Simulation and Proposed Handover Alert Algorithm for Mobile Communication System

Simulation and Proposed Handover Alert Algorithm for Mobile Communication System

An Architectural Framework for Heterogeneous Networking

Management of Multimedia Networks and Services

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