Deterministic handover in open broadband access networks

Authors:
J. Charles Francis;Alexander Zurkinden
Affiliations:
Swisscom Innovations, Bern;Swisscom Innovations, Bern
Venue:
BWAN '06 Proceedings of the 2006 workshop on Broadband wireless access for ubiquitous networking
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Open Broadband Access Networks are an innovative approach to establish high capacity mobile networks, whereby private Wireless Local Area Networks and associated access lines are made available for public use. In this vision, public mobile users share privately owned resources supported by appropriate handover. Where several handover possibilities present themselves, a judicious choice can help meet service quality constraints and distribute traffic load in an equitable manner.