Review of network integration techniques for mobile broadband services in next generation network

Augustine, Ajibo Chinenye; Udechukwu, F.C.; Ogbuka, M.C.; Nwafor, C.U.; Nwachi-Ikpo, J; Ani, Cosmas I.

doi:10.4314/njt.v37i2.24

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“…The author also performs their working based on Network Functional Visualization (NFV). Ajibo et al (2018) this paper focus on the wireless network integrate with the broadband device with the using of new generation network device. This paper performs their working on LTE Network as a backbone device and performs the working of system as broadband device.…”

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Evaluation of Internet Generations on Wireless Network: A Survey

Kaur

Sharma

Singh

2020

JTMGE

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In the recent era, the demand of the internet is increasing. The Internet is global computer network that provide the sharing of data and information. Internet is useful in every field. It modifies the way of working, living style and contributed positive impact on our life. With the raising of the demand new tools and technologies are developed. The internet is classified in various generations depends on the functionality and key features. In this paper the generations of the internet and functionality are discussed. The internet has 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 that provides internet protocols. Internet 4.0 and 5.0 are grownup and it works on wireless and sensor network devices. With the development of new generation the data rate, flexibility, Quality of service, performance and many other features are improved. In this survey focus on the features, techniques and tools provided by each generation.

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Evaluation of Internet Generations on Wireless Network: A Survey

Kaur

Sharma

Singh

2020

JTMGE

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“…Fig.1 shows the various multimode MNs making different classes of calls in HWNs. The HWNs integrates the Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), Universal Mobile Telecommunication Systems (UMTS) and Long-Term Evolution (LTE) networks together [5]. WLAN has the lowest support for mobility, and the least coverage area [6].…”

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The Effect of Decision-Criteria Dynamics on Network Selection for Group Calls in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

Obayiuwana¹,

Orimolade²

2020

IJCA

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This paper focuses on the network selection for group calls in heterogeneous wireless networks (HWNs) with dynamic criteria. A group call comprises multiple independent calls, such as: voice, file-download, video-streaming, online-gaming sessions, etc. that are activated concurrently on a multimode mobile node (MN). The next generation wireless networks (NGWNs) have the capability to support group calls from multimode MNs. Network selection for group calls in HWNs is a complex and multi-criteria group decision (MCGDM) problem. Existing works in the literature that addresses the network-selection problem of the vertical handover (VHO) of group calls assumes that the multiple criteria used for making network selection decisions are static. However, in NGWNs, some criteria, such as: MN's speed, network's service price, and network traffic load, are used for making network-selection decisions for VHO that are dynamic. The dynamics of the network selection criteria for VHO of group calls affect the choice of the most suitable selected network. Thus, it is important to consider decision criteria dynamics when making network selection decisions for the VHO of group calls in NGWNs. In this paper, a new network selection algorithm that uses a MULTlplicative-form with Multi-Objective Optimization Ratio Analysis (MULTIMOORA) for making network selection decisions for the VHO of group calls is proposed. An investigation into the effect of decision criteria dynamics on VHO decisions for group calls is carried out. The performance of the MULTIMOORA is validated by comparing it with TOPSIS, a well-known MCGDM algorithm. The performance of TOPSIS is seen to be unstable at high MN speed regions, unlike MULTI-MOORA. The simulation results show the effectiveness of the proposed scheme for making network-selection decisions for group calls in HWNs with dynamic multi-criteria.

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Review of network integration techniques for mobile broadband services in next generation network

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Evaluation of Internet Generations on Wireless Network: A Survey

Evaluation of Internet Generations on Wireless Network: A Survey

The Effect of Decision-Criteria Dynamics on Network Selection for Group Calls in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

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