Previous work considered the problem of minimizing paging cost subject to delay constraints. However, it was assumed that the unit to be found did not move during the paging process. This paper extends the work to the case where the unit may change location during polling events. We show that the optimum polling strategies search the conditionally most probable locations given that the unit has not yet been found. We find the optimal sequential paging strategies for given maximum delay constraints and compute both paging and delay costs as a function of the time between polling events. 1 INTRODUCTION Previous work [1, 2] has considered the problem of minimizing the average cost of locating a mobile unit given the probability distribution ...
ABSTRACT The recent growth of users in mobile communications networks has shown the need to efficien...
Polling systems have been used as a central model for the modeling and analysis of many communicatio...
This paper gives a comparative description of two scenarios for location management in a mobile tele...
Abstract. Efficient paging procedures help minimize the amount of bandwidth expended in locating a m...
Methods of balancing call registration and paging are developed in this paper. Given that the probab...
For a mobile unit moving according to some ergodic stochastic process, we show how to minimize the e...
A mobile user is roaming in a zone composed of many cells in a cellular network system. When a call ...
Abstract. In this paper new paging schemes are presented for locating mobile users in wireless netwo...
The problem of locating a mobile user in a cellular system is addressed. The mobility of a user is m...
Abstract—This letter introduces a method for minimizing paging costs in wireless systems with delay ...
Location Management of mobile users in a cellular network covers tracking and paging (searching) fun...
Sponsoring organization Title and subtitle Sequential Paging for Moving Mobile Users. In this thesis...
This paper presents a multilayered mobile tracking strategy. The resource needed to page a mobile st...
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We developed a multilayered model for the purposes such as mobility management, mobile activity mode...
ABSTRACT The recent growth of users in mobile communications networks has shown the need to efficien...
Polling systems have been used as a central model for the modeling and analysis of many communicatio...
This paper gives a comparative description of two scenarios for location management in a mobile tele...
Abstract. Efficient paging procedures help minimize the amount of bandwidth expended in locating a m...
Methods of balancing call registration and paging are developed in this paper. Given that the probab...
For a mobile unit moving according to some ergodic stochastic process, we show how to minimize the e...
A mobile user is roaming in a zone composed of many cells in a cellular network system. When a call ...
Abstract. In this paper new paging schemes are presented for locating mobile users in wireless netwo...
The problem of locating a mobile user in a cellular system is addressed. The mobility of a user is m...
Abstract—This letter introduces a method for minimizing paging costs in wireless systems with delay ...
Location Management of mobile users in a cellular network covers tracking and paging (searching) fun...
Sponsoring organization Title and subtitle Sequential Paging for Moving Mobile Users. In this thesis...
This paper presents a multilayered mobile tracking strategy. The resource needed to page a mobile st...
Abstract. Wireless personal communication networks (PCNs) consist of a fixed wireline network and a ...
We developed a multilayered model for the purposes such as mobility management, mobile activity mode...
ABSTRACT The recent growth of users in mobile communications networks has shown the need to efficien...
Polling systems have been used as a central model for the modeling and analysis of many communicatio...
This paper gives a comparative description of two scenarios for location management in a mobile tele...