Admission Control for Differentiated Services in 3G Cellular Networks |
Context
UMTS is a Third Generation cellular network that is expected to support a large variety of applications, which are commonly grouped into two broad categories:
(a) Elastic flows correspond to the transfer of digital documents (e.g., Web pages, emails, stored audio / video), and are characterized by the volume of the document to be transferred. These flows are
flexible, or "elastic" towards rate fluctuations, with the total transfer time being a typical performance measure; (b) Streaming flows correspond to the
real-time transfer of various signals (e.g., voice, streaming audio/video). They are characterized by their duration as well as their transmission rates. For streaming
applications, stringent transmission rate requirements are necessary to ensure real-time communication.
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Admission Control for Differentiated Services in 3G Cellular Networks .
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Location-based Admission Control for Differentiated Services in 3G cellular networks.
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