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Amphawan, Angela; Nisar, Kashif

 
9783848480463: Dynamic Cell Sizing in Mobile Cellular Networks: A framework for prioritization of cell attenuation

Sinopsis

The proliferation of multimedia data services has spurred the remarkable growth of the mobile cellular network industry. To optimize the resources and performance of mobile cellular networks, spectrum management and traffic congestion control are key issues. In large cities, traffic demands are heavier in the city center compared to the suburbs, with a large busiest to quietest traffic ratio. Dynamic cell sizing is a flexible traffic congestion control mechanism which increases the capacity of a network by adaptively varying the pilot power to modify the coverage areas of cells for optimum performance under various traffic conditions. In order to mitigate the occurrence of coverage holes in a dynamic cell sizing environment, it is important to prioritize cell attenuation based on the traffic load of adjacent cells. This book presents a novel framework for predictive priority-based cell attenuation in dynamic cell sizing.

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Reseña del editor

The proliferation of multimedia data services has spurred the remarkable growth of the mobile cellular network industry. To optimize the resources and performance of mobile cellular networks, spectrum management and traffic congestion control are key issues. In large cities, traffic demands are heavier in the city center compared to the suburbs, with a large busiest to quietest traffic ratio. Dynamic cell sizing is a flexible traffic congestion control mechanism which increases the capacity of a network by adaptively varying the pilot power to modify the coverage areas of cells for optimum performance under various traffic conditions. In order to mitigate the occurrence of coverage holes in a dynamic cell sizing environment, it is important to prioritize cell attenuation based on the traffic load of adjacent cells. This book presents a novel framework for predictive priority-based cell attenuation in dynamic cell sizing.

Biografía del autor

Dr. Angela Amphawan received her Ph.D. from the Department of Engineering Science, University of Oxford, United Kingdom. Her research areas are in bandwidth enhancement and congestion control in microwave and optical communications systems.

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