Wireless Beyond 3G: Managing Services and Network Resources

Authors:
Panagiotis Demestichas;Louisa Papadopoulou;Vera Stavroulaki;Michael Theologou;Guillaume Vivier;Georges Martinez;Fabio Galliano
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Computer
Year:
2002

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Abstract

Wireless beyond 3G is a new concept that envisions cellular, BFWA, and DVB systems cooperating in a composite radio infrastructure. In this scheme, instead of rejecting users or degrading their quality of service levels, a network provider can direct them to an alternate radio technology that meets certain environmental, cost, and QoS criteria. To achieve such a system requires upgrading service and network resource management (SNRM). We present work areas for a new SNRM approach that comprises the Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), high-performance wireless local area network (HiperLAN 2) technology, and terrestrial DVB (DVB-T) systems.