The purpose of this paper is to introduce a model intended to capture the behavior of the wireless channel at time scales which are related to packet transmission times. In this approach it is assumed that the prime factor affecting data rate selection is the path attenuation. We model the wireless channel using a multistate stochastic process where each state corresponds to the nominal data rate achieved by the station when it uses a particular combination of modulation and coding (i.e., adaptive modulation). Differently from other proposals, in the proposed model state changes are created from mobility assumptions. We illustrate the use of this model with a case study. Index Terms- Wireless LAN, random walk mobility model. 1
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Abstract — Mobility Models try to represent the movement behavior of devices in Mobile Ad hoc Networ...
Abstract—The family of IEEE 802.11 Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) standards supports multiple tr...
This paper considers wireless networks where messages arriving randomly (in time and space) are coll...
The performance of any mobile network is highly influenced by the mobility patterns of nodes in the ...
In this letter, we propose a new stochastic model for the time-variance of channels for fixed wirele...
A wireless network may include fixed nodes and mobile nodes that change the location during data tra...
By contrast, the authors in [2] use random mobility to show that under certain conditions, mobility ...
In wireless networks, the system capacity can vary unpre-dictably with time, due to mobility of user...
The performance and reliability of wireless network protocols heavily depend on the network and its ...
Nodes in wireless networks can be static or dynamic. Static nodes are stationary and their positions...
In mobile wireless communication systems, the multipath propagation in addition to the movement of t...
Throughput maximization in a packet switched wireless communication system is considered in this pap...
In this paper, we address the application of Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) for 3rd-Generation...
In order to understand the behavior of upper layer protocols and to design or fine tune their parame...
In future packet based wireless communication systems, transmission in the downlink will often domin...
Abstract — Mobility Models try to represent the movement behavior of devices in Mobile Ad hoc Networ...
Abstract—The family of IEEE 802.11 Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) standards supports multiple tr...
This paper considers wireless networks where messages arriving randomly (in time and space) are coll...