... than in wide area networks, thus increasing the gain potential from interference management. (ii) The cells are likely to shrink in order to pro-vide higher throughputs and spatial reuse of radio resources. ... optimal, taking the instantaneous stateof all links into account. In practice, not all the interferencemessages will be heard. Then the decisions will take only localinformation into account in the ... “Interference-aware resource allocation for device-to-device radio underlaying cellular networks, ” in Proceedingsof the 69th IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC ’09),Barcelona, Spain,...
... interests are in general wireless communication, mobile networks, and system per-formance analysis; and in particular QoS-aware radio resource management, joint study of wireless physical/link ... combination ofboth. In the third paper “Joint downlink power control andmulticode receivers for downlink transmissions in high speedUMTS,” Sayadi et al. investigate how to combine downlinkpower ... major wireless communication conferences. His research inter-ests are in the area of radioresourcemanagement techniques andMAC and signaling layer protocols for high-speed wireless- accessnetworks...
... D(i)∗min] 1.Accordingto(14),D(i)minis atleastD(i)∗minwith probabilitypD∗min=1− Pr[Dmin< D(i)∗min].Substituting in (14), we getD(i)∗min=− ln(pD∗min)παiρi(15)Note ... (sets ofactive links) that are time shared in a fashion that isreminiscent of spatial reuse patterns incellular net-works. In [10], a joint a dmission control and resource scheduling policy is ... sensing given the inherent inaccuracy ofspectrum sensing.Coordinate d Sender-Receiver Sensing In ad hoc envir-onments in which nodes are exposed to different partsof the network, the interference...
... U. Baroudi, “Bypass-AODV: improvingperformance of ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV)routing protocol inwireless ad hoc networks, ” in Proceedingsof the International Conference on Ambient ... the routing overhead in Bypass-AODV experiences little increase relative to AODV,as shown in Figure 13. On the other hand, increasing thespeed will increase the possibility of overlapping betweengroups, ... Chiang, “A groupmobility model for ad hoc wireless networks, ” in Proceedingsof the 2nd ACM International Workshop on Modeling, Analysisand Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems (MSWiM ’99),1999.[11]...
... A, 3 km/hselective combining and increasing the number of received radio links provides reduction in the transmitted power in- dependently of the combining technique. In Figure 8, for the reference ... combining concept consists of re-ceiving redundantly the same information bearing signalover two or more fading channels, and combine these mul-tiple replicas at the receiver in order to increase ... combining (SC) and maxi-mal ratio combining (MRC).4.1. Selective combiningFigure 4 shows a scheme of how selective combining oper-ates at the receiver side. With SC the path/branch yieldingthe...
... demanding tasks, such as multimedia and real-time video. With users roamingbetween networks, and with wide variation inwireless link quality even in a singledomain, the communications terminal ... service, networks carry the tasks of traffic shaping,policing, pricing, packet classifying, queueing and scheduling. In mobileand wireless environments, error control and ah hoc routing are ... Activities2.1.2.2.Unlicensed BandLicensed Band3.Inter-Domain RadioResource Management 3.1.3.2.3.3. Radio Resource Broker Concept Resource Usage Optimization Radio Resource Redistribution4.Workload Characterization4.1.4.2.MeasurementEmpirical...
... decliningwith increasing of visited number n(s, a), and tempera-ture Tsnegative exponential declining with increasing ofvisited number n(s), wherens=a∈Ans,a.3.3. Fast resource management: ... radioresourcemanagement schemes can effectively improve radioresource utility and system performanceof the whole network.Keywords: radioresource management, public femtocell networks, resource ... resource management. In addition, large density of femtocells deployment can alsobring a gain of improved joint fast resource management. Here, we only consider the downlink transmission. In the...
... schedulingwith resource- sharing constraints has been proposed in [16],which exploits time-varying channel conditions in a singlecell. However, the user’s delay constraint is not taken into ac-count ... powercontrol and variable spreading gain in multi-class CDMA mo-bile networks, ” in Proceedings of the 5th Annual ACM/IEEE In- ternational Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking(Mobicom ’99), pp. ... results in maximum available power.Note that all of the remaining power is not necessarily theremaining resource of the system because of the more in- terference generated in the system by admitting...
... schedulingwith resource- sharing constraints has been proposed in [16],which exploits time-varying channel conditions in a singlecell. However, the user’s delay constraint is not taken into ac-count ... powercontrol and variable spreading gain in multi-class CDMA mo-bile networks, ” in Proceedings of the 5th Annual ACM/IEEE In- ternational Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking(Mobicom ’99), pp. ... results in maximum available power.Note that all of the remaining power is not necessarily theremaining resource of the system because of the more in- terference generated in the system by admitting...
... broadcasting,digital radio broadcasting,interactive multimediaservices and InternetconnectivityUplink:DVB-RCS(TDMA)Downlink:DVB-SUplink: 13.75, 14-14.50, 29.50-30 GHzDownlink: 10.70, ... distancelearning and InternetservicesUplink:FDMA/TDMADownlink:TDMAUplink:27.5-30 GHzDownlink:17.7-20.2 GHzKa bandThuraya 2GEO Voice telephony, fax,data, short messaging,location determination,emergency ... advantage, sinceit permits a transponder’s TWTA to operate at or near saturation, thusmaximizing downlink C/N. However, interference is not totally eliminated,since it is present in the form of inter-symbol...
... receiver. In the return link, eachterminal could in principle implement direct spreading within the assignedtime and frequency slot (MF-TDMA approach).• Fading countermeasures: the more challenging ... technologies. In its role as global spectrum coordinator, ITU-R develops and adoptsthe Radio Regulations, a voluminous set of rules that serve as a bindinginternational treaty governing the use of the radio ... also plays a vital role in the management of the radio- frequencyspectrum, a finite natural resource that is increasingly in demand due to therapid development of new radio- based services and...
... have provided acontinuous support to this initiative. Finally, a very special thank is for myCollaborator, Dr. Ing. Paolo Chini, for his significant support in helping meduring these years of ... decided in September 2005 to organize the results obtained in a book. With the end ofSatNEx activities in March 2006, the work of this book continued in SatNExII (IST-027393, 2006–2009) in the ... translated or copied in whole or in part without the bidden. The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks and similar terms, Resource Managementin Satellite Networks Optimization...
... entitled“Integrated Space/Terrestrial Mobile Networks . He also contributed to the Resource Management activity of the Working Group 3000 within the RACEProject, called “Satellite Integration in the ... Giambene was born in Florence, Italy, in 1966. He received the Dr.Ing. degree in Electronics from the University of Florence, Italy, in 1993 andthe Ph.D. degree in Telecommunications and Informatics ... Engineering,Engineering School,Bellaterra 08193 - Barcelona, Spainangeles.vazquez@uab.esFausto VieiraUAB - Universitat Aut´onoma deBarcelona,Dpt. Telecommunications andSystems Engineering,Engineering...
... EngineersIETF Internet Engineering TaskForceIFR Increasing Failure RateIM Inter-ModulationIMT International MobileTelecommunicationsIntServ Integrated ServiceIP Internet ProtocolIPA In nitesimal ... AccessSystemIPoS Internet Protocol over SatelliteISDN Integrated Services DigitalNetworkISI Integral Satcom InitiativeISLs Inter-Satellite LinksISN Interactive Satellite NetworkISO/OSI International ... possible to provide, in a simple and economicway, point-to-multipoint and broadcast communications, without complexmulticast routing protocols (used in meshed terrestrial networks) .• Rapid deployment...
... broadcasting,digital radio broadcasting,interactive multimediaservices and InternetconnectivityUplink:DVB-RCS(TDMA)Downlink:DVB-SUplink: 13.75, 14-14.50, 29.50-30 GHzDownlink: 10.70, ... system,but the greater the difficulty in acquiring and maintaining synchronism.Time access to the satellite link can be managed either in centralized or in distributed mode. Centralized control ... efficiently supports traffic streaming,while maintaining flexibility in capacity allocation.1.4 Radio interfaces considered and scenariosDifferent standardized air interfaces are available for satellite...