Multimedia Applications Support for Wireless ATM NetworksPrentice Hall PTR, 2000 - 310 lappuses Architecting and designing high-speed wireless multimedia networks Real-world applications and traffic patterns New routing and congestion control solutions Tracking and location management for mobile networks Multicasting, synchronization, QoS, and more High-speed wireless multimedia networks: State-of-the-art design and architecture In Multimedia Applications Support for Wireless ATM Networks, Dr. Anna Hac presents the state-of-the-art in design and architecture for tomorrows high-speed, wireless multimedia, voice, data, and video networks. Beginning with a lucid, example-rich introduction to todays leading broadband and wireless ATM network technologies, Hac addresses every key issue facing the designer of advanced multimedia networks. Coverage includes: Architectures based on distributed control, hierarchical organization, ATM LANs, LANE, and the Intelligent Network New solutions for routing and congestion control in bursty, high-speed multimedia and mobile networks Tracking strategies, location management schemes, and location update/routing schemes for mobile environments Finding minimum cost multicast trees with bounded path delay Mobile host protocols for the |
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... interference signals from mobiles within other cell clusters using the same channel . The determination of frequency reuse distance , and hence , the cell repeat pattern , has a direct influence on cochannel interference levels . Longer ...
... interference signals from mobiles within other cell clusters using the same channel . The determination of frequency reuse distance , and hence , the cell repeat pattern , has a direct influence on cochannel interference levels . Longer ...
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... interference and traffic situations , become more useful . In addition , the DCA removes the need for prior frequency planning , thus increasing system flexibility . As a cellular network evolves , cells become smaller , leading to a ...
... interference and traffic situations , become more useful . In addition , the DCA removes the need for prior frequency planning , thus increasing system flexibility . As a cellular network evolves , cells become smaller , leading to a ...
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... interference level if it is possible , as in the first available , the least interference below threshold , and the highest interference below threshold . The DDCA schemes are as follows . 1. The CP based DCA strategy keeps dynamic ...
... interference level if it is possible , as in the first available , the least interference below threshold , and the highest interference below threshold . The DDCA schemes are as follows . 1. The CP based DCA strategy keeps dynamic ...
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applications architecture ATM Networks bandwidth base station buffer cache call request care of address cell site cellular Computer congestion control connection current location d₁ database DDBMA delay delay-bounded distributed DPST algorithm Dynamic Channel efficient frame frequency function Hać handoff handoff call IEEE INFOCOM interference layer location information location server location update MAC address method mobile host mobile users MPEG multicast multicast tree multimedia multimedia traffic node nominal channel slot optimal OSPF OSPF area packet parameters path searching PDCA performance playout pointers priority protocol radio radio cell real-time redirection agent registration rerouting path resource reuse RM cell router routing algorithm routing path scheme shortest path shown in Figure signaling SMIP source switching center Steiner tree strategy synchronization terminal tion transmission wireless communications networks wireless network