Practical Adaptive User Association Policies for Wireless Systems With Dynamic Interference

Rengarajan, Balaji; Veciana, Gustavo de

doi:10.1109/tnet.2011.2158655

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“…In this work, however, we do not consider load balancing because when partition time is not orthogonalized among adjacent clusters, inter-cluster interferences from adjacent clusters may become severe. This makes complicated dynamic inter-cell interference unavoidable, and the analysis of flow-level dynamics is not applicable [24,25,27]. In this regard, we consider the case where all cells have the equal partition length.…”

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On Optimal Cell Flashing for Reducing Delay and Saving Energy in Wireless Networks

Jeong¹,

Kim²

2016

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To save energy from cellular networks or to increase user-perceived performance, studying base station (BS) switching on-off is actively ongoing. However, many studies focus on the tradeoff between energy efficiency and user-perceived performance. In this paper, we propose a simple technique called cell flashing. Cell flashing means that base stations are turned on and off periodically and rapidly so that, when one base station is turned on, the adjacent base stations which make interferences are always off. Thus, both energy efficiency and cell edge user performances can be improved. In general, switching off base stations to save energy can lead to longer file download time (or delay) to customers. Using flow-level dynamics, we analyze average delay and energy consumption of cellular networks when cell flashing is used. We show that both of total energy consumption and average flow-level delay decrease in the case of small cells. Extensive simulations confirm that cell flashing can significantly save the energy of the base stations, e.g., by up to 25% and, at the same time, reduce the average delay by up to 75%.

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On Optimal Cell Flashing for Reducing Delay and Saving Energy in Wireless Networks

Jeong¹,

Kim²

2016

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“…[7] provides an analysis which identifies for a limited set of LB schemes the conditions under which a scheme provides optimum results w.r.t call blocking. The recent publication [8] analyzes wireless systems under consideration of dynamic coupling between user association and inter-cell interference with the aim to minimize the overall delay of user data in the network.…”

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“…The T T T parameter defines the time during which the HO condition defined in formula (8) has to evaluate to true, before a HO is triggered. It takes the values 0.00, 0.02, 0.04 and 0.08 s in this study.…”

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“…As stated above, the HO procedure aims to connect a UE to the ENB providing the best signal according to the HO condition defined in formula (8). Due to the implementation of shadow fading as a Gaussian process, which leads to a continuous representation in the spatial domain, these conditions often hold only for a short time.…”

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Assessment of downlink signaling performance for intra-LTE intra-frequency mobility load balancing

Klein¹

2012

2012 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC)

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“…In [6], the upper and lower bounds on the moments of the queue length of the coupled-processors model are obtained by formulating a moments problem and solving a semidefinite relaxation of the original problem. This analysis method is applied in [7] to study the impact of user association policies on flow-level performance in interference-limited wireless networks. Although the semidefinite relaxation method can be applied to study the coupled-processors model with more than two queues, the size of the formulated optimization problem scales exponentially as the number of queues increases.…”

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Performance analysis of device-to-device communications with frequency reuse using Stochastic Petri Nets

Lei

Zhang

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2013 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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This paper studies the queuing performance of direct communications between user equipments in cellular networks. Both the fast fading effects of the wireless channel and the dynamic variation of interference from a link associated with its backlogged state are considered in the service process description, which complicates the queuing model and results in the size of the underlying Markov process growing exponentially with the link number. We use the model decomposition and iteration approach in Stochastic Petri Nets (SPN) to deal with the coupling between the service rates of the different links and thus reduce the state space of the Markov process. Simulations are performed to verify the accuracy of the analytical results.

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Practical Adaptive User Association Policies for Wireless Systems With Dynamic Interference

Cited by 23 publications

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On Optimal Cell Flashing for Reducing Delay and Saving Energy in Wireless Networks

On Optimal Cell Flashing for Reducing Delay and Saving Energy in Wireless Networks

Assessment of downlink signaling performance for intra-LTE intra-frequency mobility load balancing

Performance analysis of device-to-device communications with frequency reuse using Stochastic Petri Nets

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