Performance of wireless mesh networks can be greatly improved by spatial reuse （SR）, therefore, lots of algorithms have been proposed to maximize the number of concurrent transmis- sions. However, most methods only ...Performance of wireless mesh networks can be greatly improved by spatial reuse （SR）, therefore, lots of algorithms have been proposed to maximize the number of concurrent transmis- sions. However, most methods only considered the interference brought by the sender nodes. In this paper, we study the interfer- ence model in WiMAX mesh networks and propose a minimal SR-pair interference model to perform concurrent transmissions in both uplink and downlink directions. Simulation results show that our model is more efficient and stable, i.e., it increases the number of concurrent transmissions and its performance is constant and independent of transmission directions.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (60672051)
文摘Performance of wireless mesh networks can be greatly improved by spatial reuse （SR）, therefore, lots of algorithms have been proposed to maximize the number of concurrent transmis- sions. However, most methods only considered the interference brought by the sender nodes. In this paper, we study the interfer- ence model in WiMAX mesh networks and propose a minimal SR-pair interference model to perform concurrent transmissions in both uplink and downlink directions. Simulation results show that our model is more efficient and stable, i.e., it increases the number of concurrent transmissions and its performance is constant and independent of transmission directions.
