QoS-driven adaptive congestion control for voice over IP in multiservice wireless cellular networks

Authors:
E. B. Rodrigues;F. R.P. Cavalcanti
Affiliations:
Federal Univ. of Ceara, Fortaleza;-
Venue:
IEEE Communications Magazine
Year:
2008

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Abstract

This work establishes a QoS-driven adaptive congestion control framework that provides QoS guarantees to VoIP service flows in mixed traffic scenarios for wireless cellular networks. The framework is composed of three radio resource management algorithms: admission control, packet scheduling, and load control. The proposed framework is scalable to several services and can be applied in any current or future packet-switched wireless system. By means of dynamic system-level simulations carried out in a specific case study where VoIP and Web service flows compete for shared access in an HSDPA wireless network, the proposed framework is able to increase the overall system capacity twofold depending on the traffic mix, while keeping the system operating optimally in its target QoS profile.