移动视频业务微移动性管理方案

提出了融合GMPLS和EPON技术各自优势的未来一体化接入网络架构.在此基础上,提出一个分布式的IP微移动性管理方案对移动视频业务提供服务品质保证.详细地阐述了其主要移动性管理过程,如移动节点注册及数据包转发路径的建立、不同类型切换操作的过程.在对用户进行移动性管理的过程中,相对于HMIP协议,提出的方案能够明显减少切换时延.     

LTE/SAE系统中用户移动性管理的研究与分析

文章首先介绍了LTE网络下的移动性管理功能,然后对用户的移动性管理状态进行了描述,并用图形法描述了LTE移动状态之间的转移,最后分别对空闲状态、连接状态和3GPP无线接入系统之间的移动性管理进行研究与分析,分析表明,提出的移动性管理机制能够解决移动通信网络的安全性、可靠性和端到端的QoS保证。     

基于MIP和HIP的移动管理方案设计

提出一种基于MIP和HIP的移动管理方案,能很好地支持下一代一体化网络中异质网络接入的移动性,从而为解决数字电视的移动接收和有效管理提供了一种实用方案.     

CSN切换移动检测与数据完整性的研究

移动检测是支持移动终端进行切换的先决条件,数据完整性是移动终端在切换过程中不丢失分组的重要指标。针对WiMAX网络技术规范中基于IPv6的CSN锚点移动性管理场景的移动检测方案与IETF的移动检测方案不一致和切换过程中不能保证数据完整性的问题,提出了改进的增强型CSN锚点移动性管理方案。该方案没有增加新的网络实体和信令消息,解决了WiMAX规范和IETF规范在移动检测方面的兼容性,保证了CSN锚点移动性管理过程中的数据完整性,完善了CSN锚点移动性管理机制,提高了CSN锚点移动性管理性能。     

基于Pub/Sub模型的天地一体化网络移动性管理方法

天地一体化网络中,星基网络具有时变性,从而导致天地一体化网络难以采用传统地基网络体系完成终端管理。针对这一问题,提出低轨卫星或天基终端发生移动时主动更新位置信息,由低轨卫星充当天基终端的移动接入网关(MAG),由高轨卫星组成的网络充当天基网络的移动性管理代理(MMA),移动终端和低轨卫星的移动性控制信息由基于Pub/Sub的模型来管理,以维护MAG之间和MAG与地面网关(GW)之间的隧道,从而减少星间移动性管理消息交互和移动过程对传统PMIP网络的LMA和HA的依赖,提升了移动性管理的效率和可靠性。仿真结果表明,与传统MIP相比,基于Pub/Sub模型的天地一体化网络移动性管理方法以少量信令开销为代价,取得了传输时延方面的明显优势。     

LOMM:移动网格中的移动性管理机制

基于移动网格的覆盖网体系结构,本文提出基于分层覆盖网络的移动性管理机制LOMM.移动节点在入网和移动时,动态的将其位置信息向固定节点构成的核心覆盖网络中进行注册和更新;通信节点则通过核心覆盖网络的结构化路由方式来解析移动节点的当前位置.最后对移动性管理机制的性能进行理论分析和仿真分析.     

基于mSCTP的传输层移性研究

SCTP进行动态地址重配置扩展后被称作移动SCTP,可以在传输层对因特网移动性进行支持,进行端到端的移动性管理,并且不需要网络路由器的支持。本文讨论了分别在网络层和传输层实现因特网移动性的区别,分析了利用mSCTP实现平滑的移动切换的基本原理。为了实现对移动节点的定位,mSCTP需要和某种位置管理机制进行结合,这种机制既可以是移动IP,也可以是SIP。     

一种基于密度网格索引的k-最近邻查询算法

基于位置的服务的迅速发展对服务响应的效率提升和成本控制提出了更高的要求,本文提出了一种基于密度网格索引的k-最近邻查询算法,该算法首先利用矩形的几何特点获取一系列候选搜索半径,随后根据移动对象的密度分布情况选择适当的候选搜索半径进行距离过滤,尽量减少不必要的内存索引单元和磁盘索引单元的访问.实验表明,实现了本文算法的密度网格索引在k-最近邻查询的查询效率上与ST²B-tree不相上下,而查询的I/O代价与其他索引结构相比有明显的优势.     

移动IP网络多层次移动支持机制的研究

首先对业界提出的支持网络移动性的方法从网络分层的层面进行分类和比较,将支持移动性的机制分为三个层次机制:网络层移动性机制、传送层移动性机制,应用层移动性机制、对其中代表性的机制进行分析和阐述,并在此基础上,提出多层次支持IP移动性的模型和机制——多层自适应移动策略表(MLSA-MPT)机制,将不同层次(网络层和应用层)的移动性支持机制结合起来,使网络能够根据业务的实际需求,通过动态选择不同层次的移动支持机制,完成多业务和多应用环境下对移动性的支持。     

移动网络中基于代理的UPT移动性管理

该文描述了移动网络中通用个人通信(UPT)及其移动性管理概念,提出了基于移动代理技术的移动性管理方法,并对所提方法加以分析描述。     

Impact of mobility on mobile telecommunications networks

This paper describes the mobility management mechanisms for mobile telecommunications networks. There are two major types of mobility: radio network mobility and core network mobility. Radio network mobility supports radio link switching of a mobile user during conversation, and core network mobility provides roaming and tunnel‐related management for packet re‐routing due to user movement. Impact of mobility on both the radio and the core networks is addressed in this paper. Also, potential research issues on these topics are discussed. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

B3G无线异构网络的切换技术研究

移动性管理技术是实现异构网络融合的关键技术之一,而切换管理对移动性管理显得尤为重要.针对未来异构网络的特点,本文研究了相应的切换机制,并对不同方案进行了比较分析.结果表明,两种混合式方案具有较好的切换性能,极具应用潜力.     

An analytical study of the communication cost of data-centric storage in mobile ad hoc networks

Data-centric storage is a fundamental data management paradigm in wireless multihop networks. Originally introduced for wireless sensor networks, existing approaches are in principle also applicable in mobile ad hoc networks. However, the mobility of such networks strongly impacts storage performance in general and communication cost in particular. While this is recognized in the research community, a detailed account of the performance in terms of communication cost is lacking.In this article, we provide a detailed study of the communication cost of previously proposed data-centric storage mechanisms that are viable in mobile ad hoc networks. We first introduce a comprehensive analytical model that suitably characterizes the communication cost of data-centric storage mechanisms from the literature. We then use our model to evaluate the considered mechanisms in comparative terms as a function of relevant system parameters, including the amount of considered data, the frequency of data updates and queries, and node speed. Our results give a detailed account of data-centric storage performance and are able to identify the most suitable ranges of operation for each of the considered mechanisms.     

Mobility Influences on the Capacity of Wireless Cellular Networks

Capacity has always been a major concern in wireless networks. This letter studies the impact of mobility on the overall system capacity in wireless cellular networks. In this letter, we present a simple system model which we developed to capture the inherent relationships among system capacity, new call blocking probability, handoff dropping probability, call terminating probability, and bandwidth utilization rate. We investigate the complex relationship between mobility and capacity‐related parameters. Through simulation, we demonstrate that mobility has a significant impact on capacity and is reversely proportional to the bandwidth reserved for handoff traffic.     

光与无线网络虚拟化无缝组网方案(英文)

In order to reduce cost and complexity,fiber-wireless(FiWi) networks emerge,combining the huge amount of available bandwidth of fiber networks and the flexibility,mobility of wireless networks.However,there is still a long way to go before taking fiber and wireless systems as fully integrated networks.In this paper,we propose a network visualization based seamless networking scheme for FiWi networks,including hierarchical model,service model,service implementation and dynamic bandwidth assignment(DBA).Then,we evaluate the performance changes after network virtualization is introduced.Throughput for nodes,bandwidth for links and overheads leaded by network virtualization are analyzed.The performance of our proposed networking scheme is evaluated by simulation and real implementations,respectively.The results show that,compared to traditional networking scheme,our scheme has a better performance.     

Effect of dormant registration on performance of mobility management based on IP paging in wireless data networks

Unlike traditional cellular networks, which provide mainly voice services, there is, at present, no method that enables the effective management of terminal mobility for both active and idle mobile terminals in data networks. Although IP paging has been introduced to reduce power consumption of dormant mobile terminals, there is no concern to design an effective IP paging method for real wireless environments. Therefore, we propose a new dormant registration based IP paging method and analyze the effect of the dormant registration threshold used in IP paging on the performance of mobility management. Moreover, we demonstrate the importance of selecting an appropriate value for the dormant registration threshold.     

A mobility toolbox architecture for all-IP networks: an ambient networks approach [architectures and protocols for mobility management in all-IP mobile networks]

The future Internet will need to cater to an increasing number of mobile devices and mobile networks, roaming across different access networks and trust domains. In addition, various limitations imposed by the end user, service provider, or network operator agreements and preferences will need to be considered. A plethora of mobility management protocols have been proposed to handle different and mostly limited sets of these mobility requirements. In this article we make the case for coexistence of mobility protocols in order to support the large range of mobility scenarios possible in future all-IP networks. This coexistence takes the form of a mobility toolbox that enables mobility handling mechanisms to be selected according to the context. We then present a design for the mobility toolbox as a component of the ambient networks architecture, including a simplified mobility tool interface toward protocol modules, and show how it meets the requirements of future all-IP networks. We further demonstrate the feasibility and performance gains of the mobility toolbox architecture with a prototype implementation based on network mobility.     

An Empirical Analysis of Handoff Performance for SIP,Mobile IP,and SCTP Protocols

Over the last decade, we have witnessed a growing interest in the design and deployment of various network architectures and protocols aimed at supporting mobile users as they move across different types of networks. One of the goals of these emerging network solutions is to provide uninterrupted, seamless connectivity to mobile users giving them the ability to access information anywhere, anytime. Handoff management, an important component of mobility management, is crucial in enabling such seamless mobility across heterogeneous network infrastructures. In this work, we investigate the handoff performance of three of the most widely used mobility protocols namely, Mobile IP, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), and Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP). Our empirical handoff tests were executed on an actual heterogeneous network testbed consisting of wired, wireless local area, and cellular networks using performance metrics such as handoff delay and handoff signaling time. Our empirical results reveal that Mobile IP yields the highest handoff delay among the three mobility protocols. In addition, we also found that SIP and SCTP yield 33 and 55% lower handoff delays respectively compared to Mobile IP.     

A Survey of Mobility Management in Hybrid Wireless Mesh Networks

Mobility management is vital for realizing large-scale wireless mesh networks to provide cost-effective broadband Internet access. Although a considerable amount of research on mobility management for cellular, Mobile IP, and mobile ad hoc networks has been proposed, mobility management for IP-based hybrid WMNs, including the mobility support from both the network and link layers, remains largely unexplored. Traditional mobility management mechanisms, when applied to hybrid WMNs, may cause significant performance degradation because of the overlooking of key features of WMNs. Challenges arising from multihop wireless communications require the design of new mobility management techniques in WMNs. In this article, mobility management in IP-based hybrid WMNs is investigated. The motivation for mobility management in WMNs is explained, and the existing work is surveyed. To address the new challenges, various open design issues also are presented.