QoS based handoff for CDMA2000-WLAN interworking
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Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal
Mobility management across hybrid wireless networks: Trends and challenges
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An implementation of vertical handoff in heterogeneous networks
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Restricted sleep mode for effective cell throughput improvement in vertical handover
APCC'09 Proceedings of the 15th Asia-Pacific conference on Communications
Fast local mobility management with multiple tunnel support in heterogeneous wireless networks
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Journal of Network and Computer Applications
Soft qos-based vertical handover between cdma2000 and WLAN using transient fluid flow model
ICOIN'05 Proceedings of the 2005 international conference on Information Networking: convergence in broadband and mobile networking
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Today's wireless access networks consist of severaloverlapping tiers. Provision of real time undisruptedcommunication to mobile users, anywhere and anytimethrough these heterogeneous overlay networks, is achallenging task. This paper presents a handofftechnique for mobile devices equipped with dual modeinterfaces. The proposed mobile-controlled handoffscheme reduces the service disruption time during bothhorizontal as well as vertical handoffs. We exploit the IPdiversity created by the dual interfaces in theoverlapping area by simultaneously connecting todifferent subnets or networks. Power saving is achievedby activating both interfaces only during the handoffperiod. The analysis shows that with proper networkengineering the service disruption during handoff can bereduced significantly by exploiting the overlapping areabetween subnets. With more powerful network interfacesour proposal of dual interfaces can be realized.