Resource Allocation and Wireless Scheduling Scheme for a HiperLAN/2 System

Mangin, Christophe; Froc, Gwillerm; Rollet, R.

doi:10.1007/s11036-005-3359-6

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“…Probability of buffer overflow vs offered load for WRR allocation scheme at fixed burst 51 Figure 5. 18. Variance in buffer overflow vs offered load for buffer size 5 at fixed burst Figure 5.…”

Section: Wmorr Outperforms the Other Twomentioning

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Resource assignment for adaptively modulated interconnected WLANs

Ghosh

Elhakeem

2008

2008 33rd IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN)

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Section: Wmorr Outperforms the Other Twomentioning

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Resource assignment for adaptively modulated interconnected WLANs

Ghosh

Elhakeem

2008

2008 33rd IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN)

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Performance of resource allocation schemes in adaptively modulated TDMA network

Ghosh

Elhakeem

2009

2009 IEEE/ACS International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications

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In this paper we investigate performance of resource allocation schemes in WLANs of metropolitan area using HiperLAN type 2 standard. Inside the WLANs user moves from one place to another and user rates are dynamically adjusted based on its distance from the Access Point. To manage the wireless resources of the network we propose resource allocation schemes and evaluate their performance. We develop a generic simulation software for the network and use it for three resource allocation policies namely Minimum Overhead Round Robin (MORR), which does not depend on user's buffer condition, Weighted Minimum Overhead Round Robin (WMORR) which is a function of user buffer as well as the waiting time for transmission opportunity and Weighted Round Robin (WRR) which is a function of user buffer only.For performance comparison we evaluate average and variance of number of packets in the user buffer, user buffer overflow and overhead in the uplink phase. Our results show that the second adaptive resource allocation technique i.e., WMORR outperforms the other two.

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A HiperLAN/2 Based MAC Protocol for Efficient Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communication Using Directional Wireless Mesh Backbone

Chakraborty

Nandi

2012

2012 IEEE 11th International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications

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Resource Allocation and Wireless Scheduling Scheme for a HiperLAN/2 System

Cited by 4 publications

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Resource assignment for adaptively modulated interconnected WLANs

Resource assignment for adaptively modulated interconnected WLANs

Performance of resource allocation schemes in adaptively modulated TDMA network

A HiperLAN/2 Based MAC Protocol for Efficient Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communication Using Directional Wireless Mesh Backbone

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