IEEE Communications Magazine · 1999 · 108 citations · 4 references
ComputingComputer SystemsInformation TechnologyChannel ManagementComputer NetworksQueuing TheoryDynamic SchedulingMobile NetworkingMobile NetworksQueueing TheoryReal-time Resource ManagementSlot AllocationChannel AllocationChannel ReservationChannelsNetwork ResourcesQuality Of Service ProvisioningResource Reservation ProtocolsWireless Network ArchitectureWireless Networking
We present a dynamic channel reservation scheme to improve the utilization of wireless network resources while guaranteeing the required QoS of handoff calls. The wireless channels are dynamically reserved by using the request probability determined by the mobility characteristics and channel occupancy to guarantee acceptable quality of handoff calls and keep the new call blocking probability as low as possible.
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