A Combining Call Admission Control and Power Control Scheme for D2D Communications Underlaying Cellular Networks

As device-to-device(D2D) communications usually reuses the resource of cellular networks, call admission control(CAC) and power control are crucial problems. However in most power control schemes, total data rates or throughput are regarded as optimization criterion. In this paper, a combining call admission control(CAC) and power control scheme under guaranteeing QoS of every user equipment(UE) is proposed. First, a simple CAC scheme is introduced. Then based on the CAC scheme, a combining call admission control and power control scheme is proposed. Next, the performance of the proposed scheme is evaluated. Finally, maximum DUE pair number and average transmitting power is calculated. Simulation results show that D2 D communications with the proposed combining call admission control and power control scheme can effectively improve the maximum DUE pair number under the premise of meeting necessary QoS.

New degradation call admission control for increasing WCDMA system capacity

Propose a new degradation call admission control（DCAC）scheme, which can be used in wideband code division multiple access communication system. So-called degradation is that non-real time call has the characteristic of variable bit rate, so decreasing its bit rate can reduce the load of the system, consequently the system can admit new call which should be blocked when the system is close to full load, therefore new call＇s access probability increases. This paper brings forward design project and does system simulation, simulation proves that DCAC can effectively decrease calls＇ blocking probability and increase the total number of the on-line users.

Downlink call admission control with power allocation and rate scheduling for IDMA-based multi-beam satellite systems

Considering the advantage of interleave-division multiple-access(IDMA) technique and the technical bottlenecks in the existing satellite systems,IDMA is introduced into satellite communication networks.To further validate the IDMA into satellite systems,an effective call admission control(CAC) is proposed to maximize the resource utilization.After establishing the multi-beam satellite system model based on variable spreading gain(VSG) IDMA,the power allocation scheme based on SINR evolution technique and transmission rate adaptation for nonreal time interactive traffic are designed as integrated parts of the CAC,working together to improve the system performance in terms of power efficiency and throughput.Further,the analysis and simulation results show that IDMA under the proposed scheme can provide better QoS,in terms of the blocking/dropping probability,outage probability as well as delay performance.

Call admission control scheme for real-time services in packet-switched OFDM wireless networks

A call admission control scheme is proposed for real-time services in packet-switched orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） wireless cellular networks. The main idea of the proposed scheme is to use maximum acceptance ratio to maintain maximum channel utilization for real-time services according to the desired packet-level and call- level quality-of-service （QoS） requirements. The acceptance ratio is periodically adjusted by using a time discrete Markov chain and Wiener prediction theory according to the varying traffic load. Extensive simulation results show that this algorithm maintains high channel utilization, even as it guarantees packet-level and call-level QoS requirements for real-time services.

EMSC:a joint multicast routing,scheduling,and call admission control in multi-radio multi-channel WMNs

This paper deals with the problem of joint multicast routing,scheduling,and call admission control in multiradio multi-channel wireless mesh networks.To heuristically solve this problem,we propose a cross-layer algorithm named“extended MIMCR with scheduling and call admission control phases(EMSC)”.Our model relies on the on-demand quality of service(QoS)multicast sessions,where each admitted session creates a unique tree with a required bandwidth.The proposed scheme extends the MIMCR algorithm to fairly schedule multiple non-interfering transmissions in the same time slot.It also exploits a call admission control mechanism to protect the QoS requirements of the multicast traffics.EMSC reduces the number of occupied time slots,with consideration of spatial reuse,both Intra-flow and Inter-flow interferences,and selecting the minimum-interference minimum-cost paths.This subsequently leads to better radio resource utilization and increases the network throughput.Simulation results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms the other algorithms and improves the network performance.

Adaptive Call Admission Control Based on Reward-Penalty Model in Wireless/Mobile Network

A dynamic threshold-based Call Admission Control （CAC） scheme used in wireless/mobile network for multiclass services is proposed. In the scheme, each class＇s CAC thresholds are solved through establishing a reward-penalty model which strives to maximize network＇s revenue. In order to lower Handoff Dropping Probability （HDP）, the scheme joints packet and connection levels Quality of Service constraints, designing a bandwidth degradation algorithm to accept handoff calls by degrading existing calls＇ bandwidth during network congestion. Analyses show that the CAC thresholds change adaptively with the average call arrival rate. The performance comparison shows that the proposed scheme outperforms the Mobile IP Reservation scheme.

MODELING MULTI-TRAFFIC ADMISSION CONTROL IN OFDMA SYSTEM USING COLORED PETRI NET

Call Admission Control (CAC) is one of the key traffic management mechanisms that must be deployed in order to meet the strict requirements for dependability imposed on the services provided by modern wireless networks. In this paper, we develop an executable top-down hierarchical Colored Petri Net (CPN) model for multi-traffic CAC in Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) system. By theoretic analysis and CPN simulation, it is demonstrated that the CPN model is isomorphic to Markov Chain (MC) assuming that each data stream follows Poisson distribution and the corresponding arrival time interval is an exponential random variable, and it breaks through MC's explicit limitation, which includes MC's memoryless property and proneness to state space explosion in evaluating CAC process. Moreover, we present four CAC schemes based on CPN model taking into account call-level and packet-level Quality of Service (QoS). The simulation results show that CPN offers significant advantages over MC in modeling CAC strategies and evaluating their performance with less computational complexity in addition to its flexibility and adaptability to different scenarios.

Analysis of Completion of Call with on-off Data Source in Wireless Networks

In wireless network, call completion probability accounts for users' satisfaction since the admitted ongoing call may be interrupted during hand-off process or even stay in the same cell when dynamically allocating resource to calls because of the loss of resource. We focus on the relationship between call's completion probability and these interruptions and develop an analytical relationship model for homogeneous cellular networks based on probability analysis. Then assuming call's data source is modeled by on-off traffic model, a two dimensional Markov process is established to compute these blocking and dropping probabilities for call's completion probability. The impacts of different new call arrival rate, call's traffic characteristic, user's mobility, call's holding time and call's admission threshold on call's completion are evaluated and compared through numerical examples. These results show that call's completion reaches its maximum value if making no difference between hand-off call and new call in the case of light traffic load. But some resource should be reserved for the hand-off call in high traffic scenario. The analytical model provides a basis for helping to set the call admission threshold. Key words on-off traffic source - call completion probability - call admission control - wireless networks CLC number TN 919. 72 Foundation item: Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (60172077)Biography: XUAN Xiao-ying (1972-), female, Ph. D candidate, research direction: radio resource management and scheduling in wireless networks.

融合的蜂窝网络/无线局域网中资源管理的性能分析(英文)

Wireless Local Area Network(WLAN) with high data bit rates can be used with cellular network to achieve higher level of Quality of Service(QoS) by sharing their total resources efficiently.The integration between cellular and WLAN networks should be ensured considering different channel-allocation strategies of both networks and efficient resource management techniques should be developed.In this paper,we propose a new call admission scheme to use the coupled resource effectively.The proposed scheme,by taking the different resource sharing strategies for two access networks,limits the new,horizontal and vertical handoff voice and data call arrivals with respect to their call-level QoS requirements.Numerical results show that the proposed integrated cellular/WLAN network model uses the resources more effectively and achieves all upper bound QoS requirements for voice and data users as compared with the non-integrated network model.

Providing QoS guarantees for self-similar traffic flows

Provisioning network resource to meet the quality of Service (QoS) demand is a key issue for future network services. Such functions may be realized by an admission control algorithm, which determines whether or not a new traffic flow can be admitted into the network. It is widely accepted that many traffic flows have self-similar character that has detrimental influence on network performance. This characteristic has made old mathematical models invalid, and a new model must work with self-similar fractal instead. This paper applies Fractional Brownian Motion(FBM) model and integrates it into the comprehensive admission control scheme, which takes account of aggregated traffic behavior to get the statistical multiplexing performance gain. Experiment verifies that FBM model can be used to realistically describe packet traffic in modern packet networks and accurately predict their performance.