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A Fast Handoff Scheme for Multi-Connection Calls in Wireless ATM Networks
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A dynamic pre-allocated connection (DPC) scheme is proposed to support fast handoff and to effectively utilize wireline links in a multi-connection call environment. Handoff can be quickly executed in real-time with reduced connection overhead, since the proposed scheme uses pre-allocated switched virtual connections (PSVCs). This dynamic resource management scheme increases link utilization due to statistical multiplexing effects. A path-loop elimination algorithm can be applied to remove duplicate resource usages. The DPC scheme in an environment of multi-connection calls is analyzed to obtain three probabilities; 1) new multi-connection call blocking probability, 2) multi-connection handoff call blocking probability, and 3) fast handoff failure probability.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E85-B No.10 pp.2002-2011
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Sung Cheol CHANG, Dan Keun SUNG, "A Fast Handoff Scheme for Multi-Connection Calls in Wireless ATM Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 10, pp. 2002-2011, October 2002, doi: .
Abstract: A dynamic pre-allocated connection (DPC) scheme is proposed to support fast handoff and to effectively utilize wireline links in a multi-connection call environment. Handoff can be quickly executed in real-time with reduced connection overhead, since the proposed scheme uses pre-allocated switched virtual connections (PSVCs). This dynamic resource management scheme increases link utilization due to statistical multiplexing effects. A path-loop elimination algorithm can be applied to remove duplicate resource usages. The DPC scheme in an environment of multi-connection calls is analyzed to obtain three probabilities; 1) new multi-connection call blocking probability, 2) multi-connection handoff call blocking probability, and 3) fast handoff failure probability.
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