Protocols for High-Efficiency Wireless Networks

By: Alessandro Andreadis, Giovanni Giambene

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Hardcover | 31 December 2002

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Radio transmissions have opened new frontiers allowing the exchange of information with remote units. From the first applications of telegraphy and radio broadcast, wireless transmissions have obtained a great success with the widespread diffusion of mobile communications. We live in the communication era, where any kind of information must be easy accessible to any user at any time. Mobile communication systems are the technical support that allows the realization of such concepts. With the term mobile communications we embrace a set of technologies for radio transmissions, network protocols, mobile terminals and network elements. The widespread diffusion of wireless communications is making national borders irrelevant in the design, delivery and billing of services, thus requiring international coordination of standardization efforts in order to evolve regional systems towards global ones. Parallel to the evolution of radio-mobile systems, we assist to the massive diffusion of Internet network and contents, thus allowing many users on the earth to be interconnected and to exchange any kind of information, data, images and so on.

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Preface	p. XI
Mobile Communications Systems and Technologies
Multiple Access Techniques for Wireless Systems	p. 1
Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA)	p. 2
Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)	p. 2
Resource reuse with TDMA and FDMA	p. 4
Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA)	p. 8
DS-CDMA spreading process	p. 11
Basic considerations on the capacity of DS-CDMA systems	p. 13
The Global System for Mobile Communications	p. 17
Introduction to GSM	p. 17
Base station sub-system	p. 17
Network sub-system	p. 18
GSM standard evolution	p. 20
GPRS network architecture	p. 22
GSM-GPRS air interface: details on physical layer	p. 25
EDGE and E-GPRS	p. 29
Radio resource management concepts	p. 30
QoS issues in the GPRS system	p. 34
GPRS typical procedures	p. 38
GPRS tunneling protocol architecture	p. 40
GPRS protocol stack	p. 42
GPRS services	p. 43
3G Mobile Systems	p. 45
UMTS traffic classes	p. 52
UMTS architecture description	p. 55
UTRAN resources	p. 65
UMTS air interface: characteristics of the physical layer	p. 68
UTRA-FDD physical layer characteristics	p. 69
Mapping of transport channels onto physical channels	p. 80
UTRA-TDD physical layer characteristics	p. 81
Voice service in UMTS	p. 82
New service concepts supported by UMTS	p. 83
UMTS releases differences	p. 85
Release '99	p. 85
Release 4	p. 86
Release 5	p. 87
Satellite Communications	p. 91
Basic considerations on satellite communications	p. 93
Satellite orbit types	p. 93
Frequency bands and signal attenuation	p. 101
Satellite network telecommunication architectures	p. 102
Different types of mobile satellite systems	p. 103
Satellite UMTS	p. 104
Future satellite system protocols for high-capacity transmissions	p. 106
Overview of proposed mobile satellite systems	p. 107
Mobile Communications Beyond 3G	p. 115
Review on new access technologies	p. 120
4G view from EU research projects	p. 123
Scheduling Techniques, Access Schemes and Mobile Internet Protocols for Wireless Communication Systems
General Concepts on Radio Resource Management	p. 127
Traffic Models	p. 135
Voice sources	p. 135
Video sources	p. 136
Web browsing sources	p. 139
Self-Similar traffic sources	p. 143
Data traffic sources	p. 146
Channel models	p. 147
RRM in GPRS	p. 151
Description of layer 2 protocols of GPRS	p. 151
Medium access modes	p. 152
Terminal states and transfer modes	p. 153
Access techniques	p. 154
P-persistent access procedure	p. 155
One- and two-phase access procedures	p. 156
Queuing and polling procedures	p. 156
Paging procedure	p. 157
A detailed example of a one-phase access procedure	p. 157
GPRS performance evaluation	p. 160
RRM in WCDMA	p. 165
Adopted models	p. 169
Detailed description of the proposed RRM scheme	p. 170
Simulation results	p. 172
RRM in UTRA-TDD	p. 175
Radio interface protocol architecture: details	p. 176
Transport and physical channels	p. 177
Spreading for downlink and uplink physical channels	p. 180
Multiplexing, channel coding and interleaving	p. 183
MAC layer	p. 183
MAC services and functions	p. 187
RLC services and functions	p. 188
Resource management for DSCH	p. 190
Resource allocation and UE identification on DSCH	p. 192
DSCH model in UTRAN	p. 192
Performance evaluation for packet traffic over UTRA-TDD	p. 193
Study assumptions	p. 196
The proposed RRM scheme	p. 200
Simulation results	p. 201
RRM in Wireless Microcellular Systems	p. 205
ATB-P protocol description	p. 207
ATB-P performance evaluation	p. 211
RRM in LEO-MSSs	p. 217
The classical PRMA protocol in LEO-MSSs	p. 217
PRMA with Hindering States (PRMA-HS)	p. 219
Modified PRMA (MPRMA)	p. 219
DRAMA protocol	p. 220
Performance comparisons	p. 223
Analytical Methods for RRM Analysis and Final Considerations on RRM Techniques	p. 227
Stability study of packet access schemes	p. 227
Analysis of Round Robin traffic scheduling	p. 234
2-MMPP traffic delay analysis	p. 238
Lessons learned on RRM strategies	p. 241
A First Solution Towards the Mobile Internet: the WAP Protocol	p. 245
Introduction to WAP	p. 245
WAP architecture	p. 246
WAP protocol stack	p. 249
Bearers for WAP on the air interface	p. 251
Tools and applications for WAP	p. 252
The Mobile Internet	p. 257
IP and mobility	p. 257
Mobile IP	p. 258
Micro-mobility and the Cellular IP approach	p. 259
Wireless TCP	p. 263
Mechanisms for improving wireless TCP performance on error-prone channels	p. 264
End-to-end approach	p. 265
Split-connection approach	p. 266
Link layer approach	p. 266
A final comparison	p. 267
References	p. 269
Book Index	p. 283
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