Teletraffic Modeling and Analysis

Abstract

Traditional traffic models have been developed for wireline networks. These models predict the aggregate traffic going through telephone switches. Queueing theory is the tool which has been traditionally used in the analysis of such systems. A summary of the main results from the queueing theory is included in Appendix A (please go to www.wiley.com/go/glisic). These traditional models do not include subscriber mobility or callee distributions and therefore need modifications to be applicable for modeling the traffic in wireless networks. Advanced Wireless Networks: Cognitive, Cooperative and Opportunistic 4G Technology Second Edition Savo Glisic and Beatriz Lorenzo