Group size estimation for hybrid satellite/terrestrial reliable multicast

This paper addresses the problem of group size estimation for hybrid satellite/terrestrial multipoint communications. Estimators based on the maximum likelihood principle are investigated. These estimators assume that a Nack suppression mechanism is implemented at transport layer. The performance of these estimators is studied theoretically and via simulations. The integration of an appropriate group size estimator in a transport mechanism is finally considered

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Intercell interference mitigation for uplink OFDM code division multiplexing

International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the robustness of the spread spectrum multi-carrier multiple access (SS-MC-MA) technique in uplink multicellular systems. In a first step, a statistical characterization of the intercell interference is carried on to model it for BER performance simulations. Then, the impact of the intercell interference on such a scheme is evaluated and the robustness of SS-MC-MA system by mitigating those interferences thanks to frequency allocation, channel coding and spreading gain is optimized

Theoretical and simulation results with uplink OFDM code division multiplexing in multicellular scenario

International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the robustness of the spread spectrum multi-carrier multiple access (SS-MC-MA) technique in uplink multicellular systems. In a first step, a statistical characterization of the intercell interference is carried on to model it for BER performance simulations. Then, the impact of the intercell interference on such a scheme is evaluated and the robustness of SS-MC-MA system by mitigating those interferences thanks to frequency allocation, channel coding and spreading gain is optimized