A new access selection strategy in heterogeneous wireless networks based on traffic distribution

Haydar, Jamal; Ibrahim, Ashraf William; Pujolle, Guy

doi:10.1109/wd.2008.4812883

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“…the BU messages and BAcks of the Mobile IPv6 protocol, is reused. When comparing the solution presented in this article with related work [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29] the most important difference is that our proposal is not using access technology-specific parameters of the wireless access networks like maximum capacity, typical SNR levels, etc. Our solution is lightweight and easy to deploy stepwise.…”

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Optimized Access Network Selection in a Combined WLAN/LTE Environment

Andersson

Åhlund

2011

Wireless Pers Commun

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Multimode terminals equipped with multiple radio access technologies are becoming increasingly popular. At the same time, network operators and service providers seek opportunities to deliver seamless services cost effectively, leveraging a variety of radio access technologies using both licensed and unlicensed spectrum. In order to standardize the operations of such complex environments 3GPP is currently working on IP flow mobility and mobile data offload solutions. This article proposes and evaluates a new access network selection procedure in such a combined WLAN/LTE environment. The proposed solution takes not only parameters available in the mobile node and its current and candidate access networks into account, but performs an optimization on the heterogeneous wireless network level as well. An optimization model based on an approximate solution to the wellknown bin packing problem is presented. Also, there is a signaling scheme for distribution handling presented. Results from simulations performed in OPNET Modeler show improvements compared to basing handover decisions on locally available information only.

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“…Finally, Haydar et al [24] survey a number of algorithms for access network selection. Applying their proposal leads to a load balancing distribution between access networks.…”

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Optimized Access Network Selection in a Combined WLAN/LTE Environment

Andersson

Åhlund

2011

Wireless Pers Commun

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“…The other is that the relationship among them should be kept accurately according to the flow of networks. A new algorithm in the IP address range on ABC types networks based on the QoS of the user was proposed in order to consider a better resource distribution for operators by Haydar et al [6]. Alexandros et al, [7] verified the core algorithm in the IP address range on ABC types networks based on the QoS of the user was proposed in order to consider a better resource distribution for operators by Haydar et al [6].…”

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“…A new algorithm in the IP address range on ABC types networks based on the QoS of the user was proposed in order to consider a better resource distribution for operators by Haydar et al [6]. Alexandros et al, [7] verified the core algorithm in the IP address range on ABC types networks based on the QoS of the user was proposed in order to consider a better resource distribution for operators by Haydar et al [6]. Alexandros et al, [7] verified the core diameter size should change and modify with the lightweight and scalability of tasks from many experiments.…”

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Resource Symmetric Dispatch Model for Internet of Things on Advanced Logistics

2016

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Business applications in advanced logistics service are highly concurrent. In this paper, we propose a resource symmetric dispatch model for the concurrent and cooperative tasks of the Internet of Things. In the model, the terminals receive and deliver commands, data, and information with mobile networks, wireless networks, and sensor networks. The data and information are classified and processed by the clustering servers in the cloud service platform. The cluster service, resource dispatch, and load balance are cooperative for management and monitoring of every application case during the logistics service lifecycle. In order to support the high performance of cloud service, resource symmetric dispatch algorithm among clustering servers and load balancing method among multi-cores in one server, including NIO (Non-blocking Input/Output) and RMI (Remote Method Invocation) are utilized to dispatch the cooperation of computation and service resources.

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“…A new algorithm was studied in the ABC networks based on the QoS needs of the user in order to consider a better traffic distribution between the various networks of the same operator by Haydar et al [2]. Many experimentations verified that the lightweight and scalability can be inferred, and easy to implement requiring only minor modifications to the core diameter protocol by Tsakountakis et al, 2009 [1].…”

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A Cloud Model for Internet of Things on Logistic Supply Chain

Qin

Wang

2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. In this paper we propose a cloud model of internet of things for logistic supply chains. In the cloud model, the cloud terminals can collect, receive and deliver information by integration of mobile networks, wireless networks, networks of sensors, including data, video and audio information. The data and information are classified and dealt with in the cloud service platform where the communication cluster servers, application servers, middleware servers and database servers are located. In this model the cluster service, resource dispatch and load balance are cooperative for every application group in the cloud in order to serve for the management and monitoring during the logistic supply chain lifecycle. In order to support high performance of cloud service, NIO (Non-blocking Input/Output) and RMI (Remote Method Invocation) are applied for the resource cooperative dispatch. BackgroundThe Internet of things is more and more popular because of its intelligence, integration and automation with Internet, Intranet, WAN, LAN, CANBUS, 3&4G, and other sensor network such as Radio-frequency Identification networks (RFID), Bluetooth, CANBUS, Video collection networks and so on. A Hybrid Cluster-based (HC) WSN model was proposed by Huang et al. [6], which provided a feasible cluster-based WSN architecture. It can save the energy of the sensor node when things are normal, while transmits emergency data packets in an efficient manner to the sink node during an emergency. An insect organize model was setup in sensor networks by Ma and Krings [5], which proposed potential new research problems inspired by insect sensory system with focusing on unexplored fields. They justified how and why insect sensory systems might inspire novel computing and communications paradigms. The distributed detection on a binary target is considered with wireless sensors sending local decisions to a fusion center by Kim et al.

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A new access selection strategy in heterogeneous wireless networks based on traffic distribution

Cited by 8 publications

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Optimized Access Network Selection in a Combined WLAN/LTE Environment

Optimized Access Network Selection in a Combined WLAN/LTE Environment

Resource Symmetric Dispatch Model for Internet of Things on Advanced Logistics

A Cloud Model for Internet of Things on Logistic Supply Chain

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