Cornelia Kappler
UMTS Networks and Beyond
Cornelia Kappler
UMTS Networks and Beyond
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An all encompassing coverage on UMTS Networks including an in depth discussion of current work on UMTS evolution and 4G. UMTS Networks and Beyond offers a comprehensive introduction to the networking aspects of UMTS and the networks coming after UMTS. The book is unique in that it systematically compares how a particular problem, e.g.
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An all encompassing coverage on UMTS Networks including an in depth discussion of current work on UMTS evolution and 4G. UMTS Networks and Beyond offers a comprehensive introduction to the networking aspects of UMTS and the networks coming after UMTS. The book is unique in that it systematically compares how a particular problem, e.g.
Im Gegensatz zu anderen Werken über UMTS, in denen vornehmlich die Funkübertragungstechnik behandelt wird, konzentriert sich dieses Lehrbuch auf die Netzwerktechnik, die Entwicklung von Protokollen, Kontrollfunktionen und Netzen und bietet einen Ausblick auf die Zukunft von UMTS.
Im Gegensatz zu anderen Werken über UMTS, in denen vornehmlich die Funkübertragungstechnik behandelt wird, konzentriert sich dieses Lehrbuch auf die Netzwerktechnik, die Entwicklung von Protokollen, Kontrollfunktionen und Netzen und bietet einen Ausblick auf die Zukunft von UMTS.
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- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 170mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 820g
- ISBN-13: 9780470031902
- ISBN-10: 0470031905
- Artikelnr.: 23830753
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 249mm x 170mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 820g
- ISBN-13: 9780470031902
- ISBN-10: 0470031905
- Artikelnr.: 23830753
Cornelia Kappler is Senior Researcher and Project Manager for Future Mobile Networks at Siemens Communications, Germany. Cornelia is an expert on UMTS, IP and 4G Networks. She is also Work Packages leader in the Ambient Networks project and an active contributor in the NSIS working group of the IETF. Cornelia has been giving university lectures on UMTS and future mobile systems since 2002, and now teaches courses on UMTS networks at the Technical University of Berlin and at the University of Tübingen, Germany.
Preface. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Mobile Telecommunication Networks and
Computer Networks. 1.2 Network design principles and business models. 1.3
Summary. 2. UMTS Motivation and Context. 2.1 Mobile telecommunication
market evolution. 2.2 Mobile telecommunication technology evolution. 2.3
UMTS Genesis. 2.4 Comparison of UMTS with other mobile technologies. 2.5
Summary. 3. Standardization. 3.1 The importance of standardization. 3.2
Standardization Bodies. 3.3 Summary. 4. UMTS Architecture and
Functionality. 4.1 Telecommunication Network architecture overview. 4.2
High-level architecture of 3G Networks. 4.3 GSM Architecture. 4.4 GPRS
architecture. 4.5 UMTS Architecture. 4.6 3GPP System architecture. 4.7 WLAN
architecture. 4.8 Summary. 5. UMTS Radio Interface - the Physical Layer.
5.1 Information coding . 5.2 Sharing the electromagnetic spectrum. 5.3
Summary. 6. Packet-switched Domain - Architecture and Protocols. 6.1
Architecture . 6.2 Protocols. 6.3 Summary. 7. Circuit-switched Domain -
Architecture and Protocols. 7.1 Architecture . 7.2 Protocols. 7.3 Summary.
8. UMTS Radio Access Network - Architecture and Protocols. 8.1 Architecture
. 8.2 Protocols and Channels. 8.3 Summary. 9. User Equipment - Architecture
and Protocols. 9.1 Architecture. 9.2 Summary. 10. IP Multimedia System -
Architecture and Protocols. 10.1 IMS service support. 10.2 Architecture .
10.3 Protocols. 10.4 Summary. 11. Basic UMTS Functionality. 11.1 Public
Land Mobile Network (PLMN). 11.2 The bearer concept. 11.3 UE preparation.
11.4 RRC Connection set-up procedure. 11.5 GPRS Attach procedure. 11.6 PDP
Context establishment procedure. 11.7 Detaching from the Network. 11.8
Basic UMTS functionality in roaming scenarios. 11.9 Basic WLAN
functionality. 11.10 Discussion . 11.11 Summary . 12. Mobility. 12.1
Problem description. 12.2 Mobility in UMTS. 12.3 Link-layer mobility in a
WLAN . 12.4 Mobility in Computer Networks. 12.5 Discussion. 12.6 Summary.
13. Security. 13.1 Problem description. 13.2 General solution approach.
13.3 Security in UMTS. 13.4 Security in a WLAN. 13.5 Security in Computer
Networks. 13.6 Discussion. 13.7 Summary. 14. Quality of Service. 14.1
Problem description. 14.2 QoS in Computer Networks. 14.3 QoS in UMTS. 14.4
Link-layer QoS in a WLAN. 14.5 Discussion. 14.6 Summary. 15. Session
Control. 15.1 Problem description. 15.2 SIP. 15.3 SIP in the IMS. 15.4
Discussion. 15.5 Summary. 16. Charging. 16.1 Problem Description. 16.2
Charging in Computer Networks and WLAN. 16.3 Charging in UMTS. 16.4
Discussion. 16.5 Summary. 17. Policy Control. 17.1 Problem Description.
17.2 Policy control in Computer Networks. 17.3 Policy control in UMTS. 17.4
Discussion. 17.5 Summary. 18. WLAN and other alternative access methods.
18.1 Interworking WLAN. 18.2 Generic Access Network. 18.3 Comparison and
discussion. 18.4 Femtocells. 18.5 Summary. 19. UMTS releases summary. 19.1
Release 99. 19.2 Release 4. 19.3 Release 5. 19.4 Release 6. 19.5 Release 7.
19.6 Outlook. PART I: EPILOGUE - CONVERGENCE IN UMTS. 20. 4G Motivation and
Context. 20.1 Today's mobile Telecommunication Networks. 20.2 Near-term
evolution towards 4G. 20.3 IMT-Advanced. 20.4 Discussion . 20.5 Summary .
21. Evolution towards 4G: 3GPP. 21.1 3GPP Rel-8 - architecture and
protocols. 21.2 E-UTRA . 21.3 EPC - architecture and protocols. 21.4 3GPP
Rel-8 Functionality. 21.5 Discussion. 21.6 Summary. 22. Evolution towards
4G: Non-3GPP technologies. 22.1 cdma2000. 22.1.1 cdma2000-1xRTT and
cdma2000-1xEV-DO. 22.1.2 UMB. 22.2 Mobile WiMAX . 22.3 Next Generation
Networks. 22.4 Discussion. 22.5 Summary. 23. Beyond 4G?. 23.1 Self-managing
Networks. 23.2 Ubiquitous Computing, the Internet of Things and Ambient
Intelligence. 23.3 Clean Slate Approach. 23.4 Summary. PART II EPILOGUE -
CONVERGENCE REVISITED. Appendix A: Terminology. Appendix B: The Systematics
of 3GPP Specification Numbering. References. Acronyms. Index.
Computer Networks. 1.2 Network design principles and business models. 1.3
Summary. 2. UMTS Motivation and Context. 2.1 Mobile telecommunication
market evolution. 2.2 Mobile telecommunication technology evolution. 2.3
UMTS Genesis. 2.4 Comparison of UMTS with other mobile technologies. 2.5
Summary. 3. Standardization. 3.1 The importance of standardization. 3.2
Standardization Bodies. 3.3 Summary. 4. UMTS Architecture and
Functionality. 4.1 Telecommunication Network architecture overview. 4.2
High-level architecture of 3G Networks. 4.3 GSM Architecture. 4.4 GPRS
architecture. 4.5 UMTS Architecture. 4.6 3GPP System architecture. 4.7 WLAN
architecture. 4.8 Summary. 5. UMTS Radio Interface - the Physical Layer.
5.1 Information coding . 5.2 Sharing the electromagnetic spectrum. 5.3
Summary. 6. Packet-switched Domain - Architecture and Protocols. 6.1
Architecture . 6.2 Protocols. 6.3 Summary. 7. Circuit-switched Domain -
Architecture and Protocols. 7.1 Architecture . 7.2 Protocols. 7.3 Summary.
8. UMTS Radio Access Network - Architecture and Protocols. 8.1 Architecture
. 8.2 Protocols and Channels. 8.3 Summary. 9. User Equipment - Architecture
and Protocols. 9.1 Architecture. 9.2 Summary. 10. IP Multimedia System -
Architecture and Protocols. 10.1 IMS service support. 10.2 Architecture .
10.3 Protocols. 10.4 Summary. 11. Basic UMTS Functionality. 11.1 Public
Land Mobile Network (PLMN). 11.2 The bearer concept. 11.3 UE preparation.
11.4 RRC Connection set-up procedure. 11.5 GPRS Attach procedure. 11.6 PDP
Context establishment procedure. 11.7 Detaching from the Network. 11.8
Basic UMTS functionality in roaming scenarios. 11.9 Basic WLAN
functionality. 11.10 Discussion . 11.11 Summary . 12. Mobility. 12.1
Problem description. 12.2 Mobility in UMTS. 12.3 Link-layer mobility in a
WLAN . 12.4 Mobility in Computer Networks. 12.5 Discussion. 12.6 Summary.
13. Security. 13.1 Problem description. 13.2 General solution approach.
13.3 Security in UMTS. 13.4 Security in a WLAN. 13.5 Security in Computer
Networks. 13.6 Discussion. 13.7 Summary. 14. Quality of Service. 14.1
Problem description. 14.2 QoS in Computer Networks. 14.3 QoS in UMTS. 14.4
Link-layer QoS in a WLAN. 14.5 Discussion. 14.6 Summary. 15. Session
Control. 15.1 Problem description. 15.2 SIP. 15.3 SIP in the IMS. 15.4
Discussion. 15.5 Summary. 16. Charging. 16.1 Problem Description. 16.2
Charging in Computer Networks and WLAN. 16.3 Charging in UMTS. 16.4
Discussion. 16.5 Summary. 17. Policy Control. 17.1 Problem Description.
17.2 Policy control in Computer Networks. 17.3 Policy control in UMTS. 17.4
Discussion. 17.5 Summary. 18. WLAN and other alternative access methods.
18.1 Interworking WLAN. 18.2 Generic Access Network. 18.3 Comparison and
discussion. 18.4 Femtocells. 18.5 Summary. 19. UMTS releases summary. 19.1
Release 99. 19.2 Release 4. 19.3 Release 5. 19.4 Release 6. 19.5 Release 7.
19.6 Outlook. PART I: EPILOGUE - CONVERGENCE IN UMTS. 20. 4G Motivation and
Context. 20.1 Today's mobile Telecommunication Networks. 20.2 Near-term
evolution towards 4G. 20.3 IMT-Advanced. 20.4 Discussion . 20.5 Summary .
21. Evolution towards 4G: 3GPP. 21.1 3GPP Rel-8 - architecture and
protocols. 21.2 E-UTRA . 21.3 EPC - architecture and protocols. 21.4 3GPP
Rel-8 Functionality. 21.5 Discussion. 21.6 Summary. 22. Evolution towards
4G: Non-3GPP technologies. 22.1 cdma2000. 22.1.1 cdma2000-1xRTT and
cdma2000-1xEV-DO. 22.1.2 UMB. 22.2 Mobile WiMAX . 22.3 Next Generation
Networks. 22.4 Discussion. 22.5 Summary. 23. Beyond 4G?. 23.1 Self-managing
Networks. 23.2 Ubiquitous Computing, the Internet of Things and Ambient
Intelligence. 23.3 Clean Slate Approach. 23.4 Summary. PART II EPILOGUE -
CONVERGENCE REVISITED. Appendix A: Terminology. Appendix B: The Systematics
of 3GPP Specification Numbering. References. Acronyms. Index.
Preface. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Mobile Telecommunication Networks and
Computer Networks. 1.2 Network design principles and business models. 1.3
Summary. 2. UMTS Motivation and Context. 2.1 Mobile telecommunication
market evolution. 2.2 Mobile telecommunication technology evolution. 2.3
UMTS Genesis. 2.4 Comparison of UMTS with other mobile technologies. 2.5
Summary. 3. Standardization. 3.1 The importance of standardization. 3.2
Standardization Bodies. 3.3 Summary. 4. UMTS Architecture and
Functionality. 4.1 Telecommunication Network architecture overview. 4.2
High-level architecture of 3G Networks. 4.3 GSM Architecture. 4.4 GPRS
architecture. 4.5 UMTS Architecture. 4.6 3GPP System architecture. 4.7 WLAN
architecture. 4.8 Summary. 5. UMTS Radio Interface - the Physical Layer.
5.1 Information coding . 5.2 Sharing the electromagnetic spectrum. 5.3
Summary. 6. Packet-switched Domain - Architecture and Protocols. 6.1
Architecture . 6.2 Protocols. 6.3 Summary. 7. Circuit-switched Domain -
Architecture and Protocols. 7.1 Architecture . 7.2 Protocols. 7.3 Summary.
8. UMTS Radio Access Network - Architecture and Protocols. 8.1 Architecture
. 8.2 Protocols and Channels. 8.3 Summary. 9. User Equipment - Architecture
and Protocols. 9.1 Architecture. 9.2 Summary. 10. IP Multimedia System -
Architecture and Protocols. 10.1 IMS service support. 10.2 Architecture .
10.3 Protocols. 10.4 Summary. 11. Basic UMTS Functionality. 11.1 Public
Land Mobile Network (PLMN). 11.2 The bearer concept. 11.3 UE preparation.
11.4 RRC Connection set-up procedure. 11.5 GPRS Attach procedure. 11.6 PDP
Context establishment procedure. 11.7 Detaching from the Network. 11.8
Basic UMTS functionality in roaming scenarios. 11.9 Basic WLAN
functionality. 11.10 Discussion . 11.11 Summary . 12. Mobility. 12.1
Problem description. 12.2 Mobility in UMTS. 12.3 Link-layer mobility in a
WLAN . 12.4 Mobility in Computer Networks. 12.5 Discussion. 12.6 Summary.
13. Security. 13.1 Problem description. 13.2 General solution approach.
13.3 Security in UMTS. 13.4 Security in a WLAN. 13.5 Security in Computer
Networks. 13.6 Discussion. 13.7 Summary. 14. Quality of Service. 14.1
Problem description. 14.2 QoS in Computer Networks. 14.3 QoS in UMTS. 14.4
Link-layer QoS in a WLAN. 14.5 Discussion. 14.6 Summary. 15. Session
Control. 15.1 Problem description. 15.2 SIP. 15.3 SIP in the IMS. 15.4
Discussion. 15.5 Summary. 16. Charging. 16.1 Problem Description. 16.2
Charging in Computer Networks and WLAN. 16.3 Charging in UMTS. 16.4
Discussion. 16.5 Summary. 17. Policy Control. 17.1 Problem Description.
17.2 Policy control in Computer Networks. 17.3 Policy control in UMTS. 17.4
Discussion. 17.5 Summary. 18. WLAN and other alternative access methods.
18.1 Interworking WLAN. 18.2 Generic Access Network. 18.3 Comparison and
discussion. 18.4 Femtocells. 18.5 Summary. 19. UMTS releases summary. 19.1
Release 99. 19.2 Release 4. 19.3 Release 5. 19.4 Release 6. 19.5 Release 7.
19.6 Outlook. PART I: EPILOGUE - CONVERGENCE IN UMTS. 20. 4G Motivation and
Context. 20.1 Today's mobile Telecommunication Networks. 20.2 Near-term
evolution towards 4G. 20.3 IMT-Advanced. 20.4 Discussion . 20.5 Summary .
21. Evolution towards 4G: 3GPP. 21.1 3GPP Rel-8 - architecture and
protocols. 21.2 E-UTRA . 21.3 EPC - architecture and protocols. 21.4 3GPP
Rel-8 Functionality. 21.5 Discussion. 21.6 Summary. 22. Evolution towards
4G: Non-3GPP technologies. 22.1 cdma2000. 22.1.1 cdma2000-1xRTT and
cdma2000-1xEV-DO. 22.1.2 UMB. 22.2 Mobile WiMAX . 22.3 Next Generation
Networks. 22.4 Discussion. 22.5 Summary. 23. Beyond 4G?. 23.1 Self-managing
Networks. 23.2 Ubiquitous Computing, the Internet of Things and Ambient
Intelligence. 23.3 Clean Slate Approach. 23.4 Summary. PART II EPILOGUE -
CONVERGENCE REVISITED. Appendix A: Terminology. Appendix B: The Systematics
of 3GPP Specification Numbering. References. Acronyms. Index.
Computer Networks. 1.2 Network design principles and business models. 1.3
Summary. 2. UMTS Motivation and Context. 2.1 Mobile telecommunication
market evolution. 2.2 Mobile telecommunication technology evolution. 2.3
UMTS Genesis. 2.4 Comparison of UMTS with other mobile technologies. 2.5
Summary. 3. Standardization. 3.1 The importance of standardization. 3.2
Standardization Bodies. 3.3 Summary. 4. UMTS Architecture and
Functionality. 4.1 Telecommunication Network architecture overview. 4.2
High-level architecture of 3G Networks. 4.3 GSM Architecture. 4.4 GPRS
architecture. 4.5 UMTS Architecture. 4.6 3GPP System architecture. 4.7 WLAN
architecture. 4.8 Summary. 5. UMTS Radio Interface - the Physical Layer.
5.1 Information coding . 5.2 Sharing the electromagnetic spectrum. 5.3
Summary. 6. Packet-switched Domain - Architecture and Protocols. 6.1
Architecture . 6.2 Protocols. 6.3 Summary. 7. Circuit-switched Domain -
Architecture and Protocols. 7.1 Architecture . 7.2 Protocols. 7.3 Summary.
8. UMTS Radio Access Network - Architecture and Protocols. 8.1 Architecture
. 8.2 Protocols and Channels. 8.3 Summary. 9. User Equipment - Architecture
and Protocols. 9.1 Architecture. 9.2 Summary. 10. IP Multimedia System -
Architecture and Protocols. 10.1 IMS service support. 10.2 Architecture .
10.3 Protocols. 10.4 Summary. 11. Basic UMTS Functionality. 11.1 Public
Land Mobile Network (PLMN). 11.2 The bearer concept. 11.3 UE preparation.
11.4 RRC Connection set-up procedure. 11.5 GPRS Attach procedure. 11.6 PDP
Context establishment procedure. 11.7 Detaching from the Network. 11.8
Basic UMTS functionality in roaming scenarios. 11.9 Basic WLAN
functionality. 11.10 Discussion . 11.11 Summary . 12. Mobility. 12.1
Problem description. 12.2 Mobility in UMTS. 12.3 Link-layer mobility in a
WLAN . 12.4 Mobility in Computer Networks. 12.5 Discussion. 12.6 Summary.
13. Security. 13.1 Problem description. 13.2 General solution approach.
13.3 Security in UMTS. 13.4 Security in a WLAN. 13.5 Security in Computer
Networks. 13.6 Discussion. 13.7 Summary. 14. Quality of Service. 14.1
Problem description. 14.2 QoS in Computer Networks. 14.3 QoS in UMTS. 14.4
Link-layer QoS in a WLAN. 14.5 Discussion. 14.6 Summary. 15. Session
Control. 15.1 Problem description. 15.2 SIP. 15.3 SIP in the IMS. 15.4
Discussion. 15.5 Summary. 16. Charging. 16.1 Problem Description. 16.2
Charging in Computer Networks and WLAN. 16.3 Charging in UMTS. 16.4
Discussion. 16.5 Summary. 17. Policy Control. 17.1 Problem Description.
17.2 Policy control in Computer Networks. 17.3 Policy control in UMTS. 17.4
Discussion. 17.5 Summary. 18. WLAN and other alternative access methods.
18.1 Interworking WLAN. 18.2 Generic Access Network. 18.3 Comparison and
discussion. 18.4 Femtocells. 18.5 Summary. 19. UMTS releases summary. 19.1
Release 99. 19.2 Release 4. 19.3 Release 5. 19.4 Release 6. 19.5 Release 7.
19.6 Outlook. PART I: EPILOGUE - CONVERGENCE IN UMTS. 20. 4G Motivation and
Context. 20.1 Today's mobile Telecommunication Networks. 20.2 Near-term
evolution towards 4G. 20.3 IMT-Advanced. 20.4 Discussion . 20.5 Summary .
21. Evolution towards 4G: 3GPP. 21.1 3GPP Rel-8 - architecture and
protocols. 21.2 E-UTRA . 21.3 EPC - architecture and protocols. 21.4 3GPP
Rel-8 Functionality. 21.5 Discussion. 21.6 Summary. 22. Evolution towards
4G: Non-3GPP technologies. 22.1 cdma2000. 22.1.1 cdma2000-1xRTT and
cdma2000-1xEV-DO. 22.1.2 UMB. 22.2 Mobile WiMAX . 22.3 Next Generation
Networks. 22.4 Discussion. 22.5 Summary. 23. Beyond 4G?. 23.1 Self-managing
Networks. 23.2 Ubiquitous Computing, the Internet of Things and Ambient
Intelligence. 23.3 Clean Slate Approach. 23.4 Summary. PART II EPILOGUE -
CONVERGENCE REVISITED. Appendix A: Terminology. Appendix B: The Systematics
of 3GPP Specification Numbering. References. Acronyms. Index.