Traveling distance estimation to mitigate unnecessary handoff in mobile wireless networks

Rahman, Arafatur; Salih, Qusay Medhat; Asyhari, A. Taufiq; Azad, Saiful

doi:10.1007/s12243-019-00713-x

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“…Minimizing delays and maintaining service continuity during the handover process to achieve better performance for mobile users has attracted the attention of many researchers and organizations in the domain of telecommunications and mobile communications Chipta et al (2021); Safa Abd ELWahab and Abbas (2020); Rahman et al (2019); Lal et al (2017); Pomalo et al (2020). In this context, continuity enables services to "follow" their respective UEs/users during their journey by migrating all (or portions) of services to the optimal radio base station node, for example, NodeB and eNodeB in Follow Me Cloud (FMC) has been introduced by Taleb and Ksentini (2013) to solve the problem of service continuity between a distributed MNOs and a network of regional Data Centers (DC) on 4G/LTE networks.…”

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Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility Service Continuity in a Cross-Border Multi-Access Edge Computing Federation Scenario

Hosseini

Jooriah

Rocha

et al. 2022

Front. Future Transp.

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The paradigm shift in transportation systems towards Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM) aims to improve vehicle maneuverability, reduce pollution, and increase safety. CCAM is primarily responsible for ensuring the best mobility environment, making it one of the main trends in the automotive industry. However, taking advantage of CCAM in Cross-Border Corridors (CBCs) faces many challenges, which go beyond infrastructure deployment cost, and all of which are related to supporting Service Continuity (SC) for mobile users, especially in light of the diversity of territories, network coverage areas, international roaming agreements, and type of cooperative maneuvers. As a solution to these challenges, the paper proposes and implements a new architecture for CCAM SC in CBCs that combines a federation of Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) concepts to maintain SC.

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