A new call admission control scheme based on mobile position estimation in DS-CDMA systems

Authors:
Tuna Tugcu;Cem Ersoy
Affiliations:
Georgia Institute of Technology-Regional Engineering Program (GTREP) and Bogazici University, Computer Networks Research Laboratory (NetLab), Computer Engineering Department, Bebek, Istanbul, Turk ...;Bogazici University, Computer Networks Research Laboratory (NetLab), Computer Engineering Department, Bebek, Istanbul, Turkey
Venue:
Wireless Networks
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Call dropping is considered more annoying than call blocking in wireless cellular networks. The cost of the classical method of employing guard channels to decrease the call dropping rate is the increase in call blocking rate. Since subscriber mobility changes in time, the number of handoff attempts in each cell is subject to fluctuations, making static assignments (or periodical update) of a given number of guard channels inefficient. In this paper, we propose an adaptive scheme that employs reservations, instead of static assignments, to adaptively adjust the number of guard channels in each cell according to the current requirements. Thus, unnecessary allocation of guard channels is avoided resulting in a lower cost in terms of call dropping. The reservation requests are made according to the recent mobility pattern of the subscriber. A likelihood value is associated with each reservation request so that fewer channels are reserved by benefiting from the statistical accumulation of the requests. The channels are reserved by considering the interference that would be created once they are in use. The proposed scheme is evaluated against the classical guard channel scheme with a realistic mobility model.