Teletraffic Model Considering Subscriber and Satellite Mobility in the Terrestrial Cell/Satellite Beam Hierarchical Structure
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In this paper, we propose a teletraffic model and evaluate the performance in the terrestrial/satellite integrated mobile communication networks having hierarchical structure consisting of terrestrial microcell and satellite spot beam. In the proposed teletraffic model, both the subscriber terminal mobility in the terrestrial microcell and the satellite mobility in the LEO satellite spot beam are considered. The overflow traffic from microcell can be accommodated by the satellite spot beam and is analyzed by IPP (Interrupted Poisson Process) which is often used to analyze non-random overflow traffic. Various reservation channels for handoff calls in terrestrial microcell and satellite spot beam are considered. New calls initially directed to the satellite spot beam are also considered for reservation channels. Carried traffic, blocking, forced termination and non-completion probabilities are evaluated for the overall integrated networks.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E81-B No.3 pp.647-658
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ByungKyun KIM, HyungJin CHOI, "Teletraffic Model Considering Subscriber and Satellite Mobility in the Terrestrial Cell/Satellite Beam Hierarchical Structure" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E81-B, no. 3, pp. 647-658, March 1998, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, we propose a teletraffic model and evaluate the performance in the terrestrial/satellite integrated mobile communication networks having hierarchical structure consisting of terrestrial microcell and satellite spot beam. In the proposed teletraffic model, both the subscriber terminal mobility in the terrestrial microcell and the satellite mobility in the LEO satellite spot beam are considered. The overflow traffic from microcell can be accommodated by the satellite spot beam and is analyzed by IPP (Interrupted Poisson Process) which is often used to analyze non-random overflow traffic. Various reservation channels for handoff calls in terrestrial microcell and satellite spot beam are considered. New calls initially directed to the satellite spot beam are also considered for reservation channels. Carried traffic, blocking, forced termination and non-completion probabilities are evaluated for the overall integrated networks.
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