Utility-based call admission control for adaptive mobile services

Limited and time-varying wireless resources, user mobility and various application requirements promote the development of adaptive techniques. Focusing on the cell specific mobility, we propose a target utility-based rather than call drop probability-based solution to address the QoS stability intr...

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Main Authors: Jianfeng Wang, Ming Li, Xuejun Yang, Zailu Huang
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Adaptive control
Bandwidth
Call admission control
Degradation
Programmable control
Quality of service
Resource management
Scalability
Stability
Traffic control
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Summary:Limited and time-varying wireless resources, user mobility and various application requirements promote the development of adaptive techniques. Focusing on the cell specific mobility, we propose a target utility-based rather than call drop probability-based solution to address the QoS stability intra/inter cell and tradeoff between carried traffic and degradation. Prediction and compensation methods are used in the proposed scheme with little assumption of traffic and user mobility model. The generality, scalability and computation issues are analyzed and it is concluded that the proposed solution is independent of application specific utility-bandwidth definition and ongoing user numbers.
DOI:10.1109/ICCNMC.2001.962581