On tariffs, policing and admission control for multiservice networks

Authors:
F. P. Kelly
Affiliations:
Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge, England, UK
Venue:
Operations Research Letters
Year:
1994

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Abstract

We propose a tariff structure for high speed multiservice networks which encourages the cooperative sharing of information between users and the network. In the case of on/off sources with a policed peak rate the tariff structure takes a very simple form: a charge a"m per unit time and a charge b"m per cell carried, where the pair (a"m, b"m) are fixed by a declaration m, made by the user at the time of call admission, of the expected rate of the source.