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Performance Analysis of Adaptive Joint Call Admission Control to Support QoS in Heterogeneous 4G Wireless Networks
Call admission control (CAC) is one of the basic mechanisms for ensuring high quality of service
(QoS) offered to the user in Wireless Heterogeneous Networks (HetNet). Based on the available network resources,
it estimates the impact of accepting or blocking a new session request. Many CAC algorithms have been proposed in
the literature but they were all limited by the available bandwidth. This paper analyses the bandwidth adaptation
technique for the Adaptive Joint CAC (AJCAC) algorithm; it is proposed as a solution for congestion; where the
AJCAC algorithm degrades the bandwidth of some ongoing users to make room for new incoming ones. A
restoration process must take place when the network is underutilized; where the algorithm restores the maximum
bandwidth service to the degraded users. In this paper the bandwidth degradation process was investigated and
evaluated using a system-level MatLab simulation. The results showed that as the degradation in the bandwidth
increases the adaption required in the network increases. On the other hand, degradation in the QoS results in a
decrease in the blocking probability
A New Integrated Mobile Architecture for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
本書目待補æ£[[abstract]]In wireless heterogeneous environment, the
integration of wireless access network will be accomplished by
seamless handover which contains many challenges i.e. service
mobility, vertical handover, common authentication, unified
accounting/billing, security mechanisms, QoS and service
provisioning, etc. Toward this direction, our research aims to
provide a complete integration of heterogeneous network
architecture and support a fit mobility management for
network to seamless handover. This paper offers an HIP-based
vertical handover idea in heterogeneous wireless network. We
propose a mobile integrated architecture in personal
communication system. Moreover, we hope to contribute our
research to beyond 4G (B4G) wireless networks.[[notice]]補æ£å®Œç•¢[[conferencetype]]國際[[conferencedate]]20101015~2010101