2012 International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications (ICNC) · 2012 · 22 citations · 9 references
Admission ControlOfdm Wireless NetworksEngineeringDynamic Resource AllocationMulti-access NetworkEdge ComputingNetwork Traffic ControlCall SessionQuality-of-serviceQueuing TheoryCall Setup ResourcesQueueing TheoryOperations Research
In OFDM wireless networks, the radio resources are assigned to the users based on their quality of service needs and depending on their channel quality. Thus, during a call session, the bandwidth requirements and needed radio resources may increase from negotiated call setup resources. In this study, we propose a call admission control reservation algorithm that takes such resource fluctuations into consideration. We consider two types of applications denoted by wide-band and narrow band. The performance of the algorithm is modeled through a queuing theory approach and its main performance measures are compared with a conventional algorithm through simulation. The results show that such a reservation scheme improves the call admission performance significantly in terms of QoS maintenance, especially when the network is highly congested.
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