Wireless/mobile communication systems are becoming increasingly popular in recent years. As the wireless resources are scarce, it is important to allocate resources efficiently and carefully, in order to achieve maximum output. The call admission control schemes play a significant role in providing the desired quality of service (QoS) by judiciously assigning the radio channels that are availab...

The paper presents the analysis of integrated voice/data slotted code division multiple access (CDMA) system with soft handoff. Some important characteristics of the cellular configuration in soft handoff systems are used to propose a new design of an efficient call admission control (CAC) in CDMA systems. In particular, voice communications and data transmissions are considered. Voice terminal...

The ever increasing demand of the subscribers has put pressure on the capacity of wireless networks around the world. To utilize the scare resources, in the present paper we propose an optimal allocation scheme for an integrated wireless/cellular model with handoff priority and handoff guarantee services. The suggested algorithm optimally allocates the resources in each cell and dynamically adj...

In future personal communications networks (PCN’s) supporting network-wide handoffs, new and handoff requests will compete for connection resources in both the mobile and backbone networks. Forced call terminations due to handoff call blocking are generally more objectionable than new call blocking. The previously proposed guard channel scheme for radio channel allocation in cellular networks r...

Next generation wireless technology will support mobility for multimedia applications. In this investigation, we develop analytical models for predicting the blocking probabilities in multi layer cellular network providing integrated services to a population of mobile users. The analytical models are based on continuous time multi-dimensional birth-death approach having double layer cellular ar...

Call Admission Control (CAC) policies in mobile cellular wireless networks give priority to handoff requests over new call requests. In the guard channel policy, an integer number of channels are reserved for handoff calls, while the fractional guard channel policy rejects new calls with a probability that varies with the current channel occupancy. The effect of reservations on new and handoff ...

In this paper we have considered a wireless mobile network with data/voice traffic. The paper, considered two type of channel assignment (1) with guard channel (2) without guard channel. In cellular mobile system, radio channels are very limited and mobility of mobile terminal occurs a phenomenon called handoff. Handoff is defined as process of transferring an ongoing call or data session from ...

0163-6804/99/$10.00 © 1999 IEEE ith the increasing demands for mobile multimedia services, future wireless networks will adopt micro/picocellular architectures in order to provide the higher capacity needed to support broadband services under the limited radio spectrum [1]. Due to its flexible bandwidth allocation, efficient multiplexing of bursty traffic, and provision of a wide range of wirel...

Two important Quality-of-Service (QoS) measures for current cellular networks are the fractions of new and handoff “calls” that are blocked due to unavailability of “channels” (radio and/or computing resources). Based on these QoS measures, we derive optimal admission control policies for three problems: minimizing a linear objective function of the new and handoff call blocking probabilities (...

In this paper, we analyze a hierarchical cellular system with finite queues for new and handoff calls. Both the effect of the reneging of waiting new calls because of the callers’ impatience and the effect of the dropping of queued handoff calls as the callers move out of the handoff area are considered, besides the effect of guard channel scheme. We successfully solve the system by adopting th...