... Mesh Networks – EfficientLink Scheduling, ChannelAssignmentandNetworkPlanning Strategies, Edited by Andrey V Krendzel p cm ISBN 978-953-51-0672-2 Contents Preface IX Section Efficent LinkScheduling ... Liu, Access Scheduling on the Control Channels in TDMA Wireless Mesh Networks, MSN, 2007 20 Wireless Mesh Networks – EfficientLink Scheduling, ChannelAssignmentandNetworkPlanningStrategies ... different QoS requirements and formulated a model describing the scheduling 18 Wireless Mesh Networks – EfficientLink Scheduling, ChannelAssignmentandNetworkPlanningStrategies optimization...
... wireless and cable networks • We engineer and install equipment from more than 60 different vendors • We incorporate industry, network equipment manufacturer and carrier standards into our planning -and- engineering ... require an in-depth, hands-on understanding of simple to complex network environments MAINTENANCE SERVICES • Program and Project Management • Program and Project Management • Networkand Inventory Audit ... approach and documentation ENGINEERING SERVICES • We support legacy and next-generation network needs • We never stop learning Working with operators of wireline, wireless and cable networks...
... NETWORKAND INVENTORY AUDIT SERVICES FOR NETWORKPLANNINGAND OPTIMIZATION NETWORKAND INVENTORY AUDIT For lots of different reasons, many carrier networks today are too ... Rapid growth, merger and acquisition, and increased demand for high-bandwidth services led to network- on-top-of -network, creating inefficiency and inflexibility Now, many network infrastructures ... hands-on understanding of simple to complex network environments PLANNING SERVICES • Program and Project Management • Networkand Inventory Audit • Engineering DEPLOYMENT SERVICES • Program and...
... its co-channels which are non-cochannel with B Step 4, are repeated until X reached Channel reassignment strategy: The set of available channels can be divided into local and borrowed channels ... greatly reduced compared to FCA and DCA schemses and quickly reach a sub-optimum channel allocation CS uses the channels efficiently and reduces the need for channel reallocation due to interference ... of the channels The re-assignments are divided in two types: The reassignments of type are for reassigning a departing user using a local channel to borrowed channel, if the borrowed channel...
... LEVIN SECTION II 3G PLANNINGAND OPTIMIZATION WCDMA Planningand Optimization .115 XUEMIN HUANG AND MEIXIA TAO TD-SCDMA NetworkPlanningand Optimization 189 JIANHUA ZHANG AND GUANGYI LIU SECTION ... PLANNINGAND OPTIMIZATION Capacity, Coverage Planning, and Dimensioning for HSPA 231 ANIS MASMOUDI AND TAREK BEJAOUI Radio Resource Optimization andScheduling Techniques for HSPA and ... and challenges for LTE network deployment and optimization 1.6 NetworkPlanningand Optimization The remainder of this book is devoted to an explanation of techniques for network deployment planning...
... (real-time and non-real-time), while efficiently utilizing the available bandwidth The scheduling is implemented in the SS (uplink traffic) and in the BS (downlink and uplink traffic) However, in this ... study, it is being addressed the scheduling packets for the uplink traffic in the BS The uplink scheduling is more complex than downlink scheduling In the downlink scheduling, the BS has complete ... article as: Teixeira and Guardieiro: A new andefficient adaptive scheduling packets for the uplink traffic in WiMAX networks EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking 2011 2011:113...
... signal-tointerference -and- noise ratio for link l and slot k, gll the channel gain of link l, g jl the channel gain between the transmitter of link j and the receiver of link l, σl the noise variance ... 2006 S Gandham, M Dawande, and R Prakash, Linkscheduling in sensor networks: distributed edge coloring revisited,” in Proceedings of the IEEE 24th Annual Joint Conference of Computer and Communications ... to consider linkschedulingand power control separately To develop a distributed linkscheduling algorithm, we now consider the following distributed optimization problem for each link l: K {Pl...
... wireless channels associated with x(t) and y(t) as the incoming and outgoing links, respectively Transmission takes place across a channel if and only if the channel is active We model x(t) and y(t) ... control and transmission scheduling strategies, linkscheduling can be achieved by some simple switching rules or threshold type policies, specified in terms of the buffer level andchannel states, and ... algorithm for linkschedulingand joint rate and power control in wireless data packet relay networks with fading channels This approach captures the real-time utility of the networkand leads to...
... the channel The second constraint is the length of the channel codewords The impact of this constraint depends on the channel packet size and the amount of data to be transmitted In Sections and ... using the UniCOP and MultiCOP assignmentstrategies described in Sections and We select a code length N = 100, a maximum transmission length Lmax = 000 000 bytes, a range of BER , and packet sizes ... we would expect to see the MultiCOP assignment strategy providing superior performance Figures 9, 10, and 11 show that both UniCOP and MultiCOP assignmentstrategies produce higher PSNR when...
... WAN link is very important For each WAN link, you should collect: Link speed and type Bandwidth monitoring per WAN link Number of traffic queues, and queue sizes Number of users per network ... http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=299368 2.1.2.4 Symmetric versus Asymmetric Links In a symmetric link, network traffic is transmitted outbound and inbound with an equal bandwidth rate Conversely, ... focus on planning for enterprise environments and managed networks For details about these scenarios, see "Lync 2010 and 2013 Bandwidth Calculator" at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=301391...
... Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS Second Edition Edited by Jaana Laiho and Achim Wacker Both of Nokia Networks, Nokia Group, Finland ... Detailed Planning 3.2.1 General Requirements for a Radio NetworkPlanning Tool 3.2.2 Initialisation: Defining the Radio Network Layout 3.2.3 Detailed Uplink and Downlink Iterations 3.2.4 Adjacent Channel ... cellular telecommunication and the changes in planningand operation of such networks The challenges of network planning, optimisation and operation the operators and the wireless industry are...
... Physical Data Channeland Dedicated Physical Control Channel 2.4.4.3 Dedicated Downlink Physical Channel In the downlink the downlink DPCH consists of a downlink DPDCH and a downlink DPCCH time-multiplexed ... produced by a link- level simulator or in laboratory measurements with a real BTS and UE and a channel simulator Optimally, linkandnetwork performance are measured in a live networkLink performance ... Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS 38 Transport Channels Physical Channels DCH Dedicated Physical Data Channel (DPDCH) Dedicated Physical Control Channel (DPCCH) RACH Physical Random...
... Downlink Shared Channel (HS-PDSCH) and the High-speed Shared Control Channel (HS-SCCH) In the downlink there is no soft handover, but the uplink return channel may or may not be in soft handover ... power control in the uplink and downlink, soft and softer handover and combinations thereof, multi-path profile of the propagation channeland speed of the terminal To model the link- level requirements ... uplink and downlink; Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS 110 initialisation phase global initialisation initialise iterations uplink iteration step combined UL / DL iteration downlink...
... requirements WCDMA Radio NetworkPlanning 177 are estimated and transmission planning is performed A part of the radio networkand transmission planning is the preparation of parameter files and templates ... connections decrease downlink capacity Each soft handover connection increases downlink interference to the network, and, if the increased interference 180 Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for ... Control (PC) and consist of open-loop PC, inner-loop PC (also called fast closed-loop PC) and outer-loop PC in both the uplink and downlink and slow PC applied to some downlink common channels The...
... thresholds either in the uplink or downlink In the decision procedure, AC will use thresholds produced during radio networkplanningand the uplink interference and downlink transmission power information ... scramble the DPCCH and DPDCH In the uplink both the channelisation and the scrambling codes are allocated by the system and require little action during radio networkplanning Uplink scrambling ... the 1800 MHz band) and WCDMA networks operate in the same area In the USA 2G and 3G (second and third generation) networks operate in the same band This implies very good receiver and transmitter...
... limited scenarios Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS 336 Table 6.3 Uplink and downlink capacity limited scenarios Uplink limited Downlink limited Limiting factor Uplink cell load BS transmit ... allocations are for downlink and the lower ones are for uplink transmission directions the WCDMA band WWCDMA , the band allocated for the narrowband system WNB and the guardband Dfg are shown in ... interferer and the interfered systems Usually, ACI is most severe when the channel separation between the own band and the interfering band is low The effect of ACI decreases Radio NetworkPlanning and...
... Management Rating and Rating and Discounti ng Discounting Service Development and Operations Proce Service Development and Operations Processes sse s NetworkNetworkPlanningandPlanningand Development ... uplink performance and transmit diversity improves downlink performance, beamforming improves both uplink and downlink performance If the antenna array has between two and eight elements, uplink ... uplink and downlink repeater gains The majority of repeaters allow configuring uplink and downlink gains independently Downlink gain is typically configured relatively high to maximise the downlink...
... plan the EDGE or GPRS network or to introduce the EDGE and GPRS feature into the existing GSM network While planning the network for services demanding high bit rates andand high spectral eciency, ... BLER and MCS distribution in both the uplink and downlink direction Uplink BLER is normally higher than downlink BLER because of the power control in uplink, while full power is used in downlink ... transmission issues Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for UMTS Second Edition Edited by J Laiho, A Wacker and T Novosad # 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation for...
... repair, PM and replacement times Random time to failure, constant PM and CM durations, lost unfulfilled demand and variable demand and lead time Number of parts which triggers PM and number of ... ordering and replenishment 1818 Research Zohrul Kabir and Al-Olayan (1994), (1996), and Zohrul Kabir and Farrash (1996) Van der Duyn Schouten and Vanneste (1995), Kyriakidis and Dimitrikos (2006), and ... level It is assumed that time to failure is random, PM and CM times are constant (CM takes more time than PM), demand and lead time are variable, and demand which is not fulfilled is lost Six performance...
... Radio NetworkPlanning Process 2.1.1 NetworkPlanning Projects 2.1.2 NetworkPlanning Project Organisation 2.1.3 NetworkPlanning Criteria and Targets 2.1.4 NetworkPlanning Process Steps 2.2 Preplanning ... Radio NetworkPlanningand Optimisation PRE -PLANNING PLANNING Dimensioning DETAILED PLANNING Coverage planning Frequency planning Capacity planning Neighbour planning Site survey Parameter planning ... is at 850 MHz and/ or 1900 MHz The uplink frequency band in the 900 MHz band is 935–960 MHz and the downlink frequency is 890–915 MHz Thus, in both the uplink and downlink the band is 25MHz, which...