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Le réseau fédérateur des réseaux mobiles, c'est-à-dire les réseaux de liaison mobile, constitue une partie importante du système de réseau mobile. Avec la taille décroissante des cellules du système de réseau mobile, on considère que les réseaux de liaison mobile de nouvelle génération formeront une topologie maillée. La plupart des réseaux de liaison mobile sont constitués de radios micro-ondes. Pour augmenter le débit de données, la modulation et le codage adaptatifs (AMC) sont utilisés pour les liaisons sans fil. Cependant, le débit de données de chaque liaison sans fil change avec le temps et entraîne une perte inattendue de paquets ou une dégradation du trafic. Cet article propose un schéma de routage et des méthodes pour estimer les paramètres ou modes de transmission des liaisons sans fil afin d'acheminer les flux de bande passante garantie sur les réseaux de liaison mobiles. Le schéma de routage proposé peut réduire la dégradation des flux provoquée par des changements inattendus du débit de données des liaisons sans fil. Nous évaluons notre schéma de routage lorsque la distribution modale des liens suit les distributions normale, uniforme et de Poisson. Cet article montre l'estimation de mode à l'aide de l'historique des modes de liaison pour estimer la qualité de la liaison et permettre d'acheminer efficacement les flux à bande passante garantie en choisissant des liaisons plus stables pour le chemin.
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Jun NISHIOKA, Satoru YAMANO, "Routing Scheme for Bandwidth Guaranteed Traffic in AMC-Enabled Wireless Mesh Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E92-D, no. 10, pp. 1934-1944, October 2009, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E92.D.1934.
Abstract: Backbone network of the mobile networks, i.e. mobile backhaul networks, is an important part of mobile network system. With the decreasing size of mobile network system cells, it is considered next-generation mobile backhaul networks will form mesh topology. Most mobile backhaul networks are formed with microwave radios. To increase data rate, Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) is used for wireless links. However, the data rate of each wireless link changes over time and leads to unexpected packet loss or traffic degradation. This paper proposes a routing scheme and methods for estimating the transmission parameters or modes of wireless links to route bandwidth guaranteed flows over mobile backhaul networks. Proposed routing scheme can reduce degradation of flows caused by unexpected changes of the data rate of wireless links. We evaluate our routing scheme when mode distribution of links follows normal, uniform and Poisson distributions. This paper shows mode estimation using mode history of link to estimate the link quality can route bandwidth guaranteed flows efficiently by choosing more stable links for the path.
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