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The unpredictable demand in mobile communications supporting terminal and personal mobility with a high degree of connectivity is becoming the key attention to researchers and industries. The main obstacle of mobile technology is the limited amount of resources, which, moreover, become wastage due to the inefficient reservation. The key technique of efficient utilization of resources in mobile network lies on the observation of mobile units micro mobility behaviours such as velocity, direction, call survivality, etc., and macro mobility behaviours like traffic trends analysis. This books…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The unpredictable demand in mobile communications supporting terminal and personal mobility with a high degree of connectivity is becoming the key attention to researchers and industries. The main obstacle of mobile technology is the limited amount of resources, which, moreover, become wastage due to the inefficient reservation. The key technique of efficient utilization of resources in mobile network lies on the observation of mobile units micro mobility behaviours such as velocity, direction, call survivality, etc., and macro mobility behaviours like traffic trends analysis. This books covers various mobility support cellular resource management schemes exploiting both micro and macro level mobility behaviours in connection admission control process, which leads to a quantum leap towards the next generation of mobile multimedia communications lending services from phone call to watching movies to maintaining offices. Besides, various resource allocation schemes are also discussed. This book is written based on my PhD dissertation for which research was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Manzur Murshed of Monash University, Australia.
Autorenporträt
Dr. M. Mahfuzul Islam is an asst prof in the Dept of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). He completed his MSc Engg and BSc Engg degrees from the same Dept and PhD from Monash University Australia. His research areas are wireless communications, network security and AI.