A control and management network for wireless ATM systems

Authors:
Stephen F. Bush;Sunil Jagannath;Ricardo Sanchez;Joseph B. Evans;Gary J. Minden;K. Sam Shanmugan;Victor S. Frost
Affiliations:
Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence;Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence
Venue:
Wireless Networks - Special issue: wireless communications: selected papers from IEEE ICC '96
Year:
1997

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Abstract

This paper describes the design of a control and management network (orderwire) for a mobile wireless Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network. This mobile wireless ATM network is part of the Rapidly Deployable Radio Network (RDRN). The orderwire system consists of a packet radio network which overlays the mobile wireless ATM network. Each network element in this network uses Global Positioning System (GPS) information to control a beamforming antenna subsystem which provides for spatial reuse. This paper also proposes a novel Virtual Network Configuration (VNC) algorithm for predictive network configuration. A mobile ATM Private Network--Network Interface (PNNI) based on VNC is also discussed. Finally, as a prelude to the system implementation, results of a Maisie simulation of the orderwire system are discussed.