International audienceThis work presents a knowledge-based handover anticipation scheme. We propose to construct a knowledge plane using intelligent agents. Agents are delegated to information collection for nourishing the knowledge plane and also, handover decision and a proper network selection. We use the parameters of RSS, bandwidth, cost, user preferences, and mobility pattern of the mobile user. We estimate the future attachment point for the mobile user and anticipate the handover. Finally, we analyze the performance of our approach for (1) assuring the quality of service for different types of ongoing sessions during the handover, (2) reducing handover latency, (3) reducing the ping-pong effect and (4) signaling overhead
Abstract: One of the challenges of the communication industry today is wireless data transfer with g...
We propose an adaptive handover prediction (AHP) scheme for seamless mobility based wireless network...
In recent years, heterogeneous networks (HetNets) have drawn a lot of attention to connecting device...
International audienceThis work presents a knowledge-based handover anticipation scheme. We propose ...
Handover Management (HM) is pivotal for providing service continuity, enormous reliabil-ity and extr...
Making an appropriate handover decision and a proper network selection are key issues in next genera...
Abstract. In the future Wireless Internet, mobile nodes will be able to choose between providers off...
Handover Management (HM) is pivotal for providing service continuity, enormous reliability and extre...
International audienceIn the new area of heterogeneous wireless environments, roaming users with mul...
International audienceIn the next generation of wireless networks, mobile users should move across v...
International audienceWith the multiplication of wireless communication networks and the increasing ...
International audienceWith the expansion and the diversification of current networks in terms of app...
Today, the number of versatile real-time mobile applications is vast, each requiring different data ...
In this paper, we propose an Adaptive Handover Prediction scheme (AHP) for seamless mobility based w...
Handover and mobility management are important and critical aspects of future ultra-dense cellular n...
Abstract: One of the challenges of the communication industry today is wireless data transfer with g...
We propose an adaptive handover prediction (AHP) scheme for seamless mobility based wireless network...
In recent years, heterogeneous networks (HetNets) have drawn a lot of attention to connecting device...
International audienceThis work presents a knowledge-based handover anticipation scheme. We propose ...
Handover Management (HM) is pivotal for providing service continuity, enormous reliabil-ity and extr...
Making an appropriate handover decision and a proper network selection are key issues in next genera...
Abstract. In the future Wireless Internet, mobile nodes will be able to choose between providers off...
Handover Management (HM) is pivotal for providing service continuity, enormous reliability and extre...
International audienceIn the new area of heterogeneous wireless environments, roaming users with mul...
International audienceIn the next generation of wireless networks, mobile users should move across v...
International audienceWith the multiplication of wireless communication networks and the increasing ...
International audienceWith the expansion and the diversification of current networks in terms of app...
Today, the number of versatile real-time mobile applications is vast, each requiring different data ...
In this paper, we propose an Adaptive Handover Prediction scheme (AHP) for seamless mobility based w...
Handover and mobility management are important and critical aspects of future ultra-dense cellular n...
Abstract: One of the challenges of the communication industry today is wireless data transfer with g...
We propose an adaptive handover prediction (AHP) scheme for seamless mobility based wireless network...
In recent years, heterogeneous networks (HetNets) have drawn a lot of attention to connecting device...