
doi: 10.1002/wcm.771
AbstractIn this paper, a rate‐based admission control scheme for a single shared wireless base station with opportunistic scheduling and adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) is proposed. The proposed admission scheme maintains minimum average rates of the admitted users, i.e., new users will be admitted if the base station has enough resources to support the required minimum average transmission rates of all users. The proposed scheme relies on an analytical model for the average per‐user rates of an opportunistic scheduling in an unsaturated scenario, where some queues may be empty for certain periods of time. We provide extensive simulation results to demonstrate the accuracy of the base analytical model on which our admission scheme relies. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Technology, Science & Technology, ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE, opportunistic scheduling, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, ALLOCATION, Engineering, WIRELESS NETWORKS, Computer Science, CELLULAR NETWORKS, Telecommunications, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, quality of service, Electrical & Electronic, call admission control, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC, Information Systems
Technology, Science & Technology, ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE, opportunistic scheduling, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, ALLOCATION, Engineering, WIRELESS NETWORKS, Computer Science, CELLULAR NETWORKS, Telecommunications, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, quality of service, Electrical & Electronic, call admission control, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC, Information Systems
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