Protocols for High-Efficiency Wireless Networks - Andreadis, Alessandro

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Résumé :
Radio transmissions have opened new frontiers allowing the exchange of information with remote units. From the first applications of telegraphy and radio broadcast, wireless transmissions have obtained a great success with the widespread diffusion of mobile communications. We live in the communication era, where any kind of information must be easy accessible to any user at any time. Mobile communication systems are the technical support that allows the realization of such concepts. With the term mobile communications we embrace a set of technologies for radio transmissions, network protocols, mobile terminals and network elements. The widespread diffusion of wireless communications is making national borders irrelevant in the design, delivery and billing of services, thus requiring international coordination of standardization efforts in order to evolve regional systems towards global ones. Parallel to the evolution of radio-mobile systems, we assist to the massive diffusion of Internet network and contents, thus allowing many users on the earth to be interconnected and to exchange any kind of information, data, images and so on.

Sommaire:
Preface. Part I: Mobile Communication Systems and Technologies. 1. Multiple access techniques for wireless systems. 2. The global system for mobile communications. 3. Mobile systems. 4. Satellite communications. 5. Mobile communications beyond 3G. Part II : Scheduling Techniques, Access Schemes and Mobile Internet Protocols for Wireless Communication Systems. 1. General concepts on radio resource management. 2. Traffic models. 3. RRM in GPS. 4. RRM in WCDMA. 5. RRM in UTRA-TDD. 6. RRM in wireless microcellular systems. 7. RRM in LEO-MSSS. 8. Analytical methods for RRM analysis and final considerations on RRM techniques. 9. A first solution towards the mobile internet: The WAP protocol. 10. The mobile internet. References. Index.