Hybrid Random Access and Data Transmission Protocol for Machine-to-Machine Communications in Cellular Networks

Wiriaatmadja, Dimas Tribudi; Choi, Kae Won

doi:10.1109/twc.2014.2328491

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“…However, [12], [13] are inherently insecure as no security context would have been established at the time of transmission of those messages. Furthermore, [14], [15] are only suitable for infrequent and non-periodic transmissions, since they would lead to an excessive number of collisions otherwise.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To indicate that the device supports ASPIS, we introduce a new UE-Category (13). The device indicates its periodicity in milliseconds in the Indicator-31 of the featureGroupIndicators field in the capabilities message.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This approach uses the existing RA without any modifications, so it requires the Attach process when larger packets need to be transmitted. We do not compare against the works like [12], [13] as these use msg1 or msg3 of the RA process to transmit data, which is inherently insecure (sec. III)).…”

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confidence: 99%

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ASPIS: A Holistic and Practical Mechanism for Efficient MTC Support over Mobile Networks

Tsoukaneri

Foukas

Marina

2017

2017 IEEE 14th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS)

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Abstract-Machine Type Communications (MTC) collectively refers to the exchange of data among devices that operate without human intervention. A significant number of such devices are currently served by cellular networks, and that number is expected to grow in the near future. However, cellular networks, including current fourth generation LTE networks, face several challenges when it comes to handling MTC traffic as they were primarily designed for Human Type Communications (HTC) which have very different traffic patterns. In this paper we focus on periodic MTC devices, such as sensors and meters, which cause significant signaling load and increased collisions over standard LTE networks. We propose ASPIS, a holistic mechanism designed to overcome these problems. ASPIS reduces the signaling load by partly preserving a device's connection to the network in conjunction with a new Random Access process and efficient support for short message transmissions. In addition, it uses a proactive preamble split scheme to alleviate collisions. ASPIS is easy to implement without requiring hardware changes while at the same time maintains security and can be incrementally deployed alongside legacy devices/infrastructure. We showcase the practicality of ASPIS by implementing it on the OpenAirInterface platform. Further, we demonstrate its effectiveness through extensive evaluations via a combination of small-scale experimental evaluation and large-scale, realistic simulations.

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ASPIS: A Holistic and Practical Mechanism for Efficient MTC Support over Mobile Networks

Tsoukaneri

Foukas

Marina

2017

2017 IEEE 14th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS)

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“…To have a resource allocation scheme for busty data traffic like M2M communication, several cross layer design and stochastic optimization techniques, considering channel state information (CSI) and the queue state information (QSI) should be measured. Although cross layer performance evaluation and resource optimization in available cellular network is well researched subject, the effect of these issues on M2M communication is of great interest [3] Heterogeneous network is a network which provides service through a wireless Local Area Network (LAN) that connects and communicates with different operating system. Figure 1 diagrammatically represents a cluster of network like 2G, 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi and Wi-Max forming a heterogeneous network.…”

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“…Authors [2] propose an efficient near-optimal algorithm to perform QoS-aware energy-efficient resource allocation which guarantee Quality of Service (QoS) particFularly at high Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) and low network load. In [3], authors propose a novel approach for hybrid random access and data transmission protocol for M2M communication to reduce the excessive signaling overhead. In this hybrid process the M2M UE's (User Equipment) would transmit the data on Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH) before a connection is established with the base station to remove the inefficiency.…”

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New Technology for Machine to Machine Communication in Softnet Towards 5G

Rakshith¹,

Rao²

2017

IJWMN

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A multiple power level random access method for M2M communications in LTE‐A network

Alavikia

Ghasemi

2016

Trans. Emerging Tel. Tech.

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Access control is an effective way to protect the radio access part of Long‐Term Evolution–Advanced (LTE‐A) network from the overload caused by a huge number of Machine‐Type Communication Devices (MTCDs). A class of access control mechanisms is the Access Class Barring (ACB), which regulates the Machine‐to‐Machine (M2M) traffic in accordance with the available Random Access (RA) resources. In this paper, we extend the single power level ACB scheme to a multiple power level method to increase the number of successfully transmitted requests in the case of overload. Our analysis is based on the capture effect in the third step of RA procedure of the LTE‐A system in which one of the transmitted requests by 2 or more co‐tagged MTCDs, MTCDs which use the same preamble in the first step, can be decoded by the evolved–Node B (eNB). We first formulate the power level selection as an optimization problem assuming the perfect capture model without considering MTCDs' energy budget. Then, to take into account MTCDs' energy consumption, the scenario is extended for the signal‐to‐interference ratio–based capture model. In addition, we investigate the advantages of the proposed multiple power level RA method on discriminating the access of MTCDs with different priorities. The numerical results show that using the optimal parameters, the RA throughput can be improved in comparison with the single power level system at the cost of slightly increasing MTCDs' energy consumption and the complexity of RA procedure.

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Hybrid Random Access and Data Transmission Protocol for Machine-to-Machine Communications in Cellular Networks

Cited by 131 publications

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ASPIS: A Holistic and Practical Mechanism for Efficient MTC Support over Mobile Networks

ASPIS: A Holistic and Practical Mechanism for Efficient MTC Support over Mobile Networks

New Technology for Machine to Machine Communication in Softnet Towards 5G

A multiple power level random access method for M2M communications in LTE‐A network

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