bobwang_bupt的专栏

论文，从网上下载的，主要是通信网一般的动态优化讲解。里面的数学符号下标用的很不好。

Abstract—Velocity has a non-neglectable influence on the handover delay experienced by a user if the handover is triggered on a radio-signal-measurement (RSM) based handover scheme. Assuming currently used RSM schemes employing signal averaging (low-pass filtering) and a hysteresis margin, the analytical description of the delay is derived as a function of the velocity. The latter is used to determine the minimal overlapping of two adjacent radio cells required for a seamless, i.e. interruptfree handover. Results show that the required overlapping for a zero-delay handoff does not scale with the handover frequency. Especially for small radio cell sizes, the overlapping may easily exceed 60% of the cell’s diameter. The improvement gained by dynamically adapting RSM-scheme’s parameter, i.e. the hysteresis margin, to the current velocity is neglectably small. Hence, a RSM-based handover decision is not suitable for high handover frequency scenarios and should be supported by other handover trigger mechanisms. I.

Abstract—We propose a velocity-based bicasting handover scheme to efficiently utilize backhaul network resources in Fourth-generation (4G) mobile systems. The conventional bicasting scheme makes all potential target base stations hold the user data, thus it can achieve seamless connectivity by minimizing the packet fluctuation delay caused by handover. This scheme, however, leads to an aggressive consumption of resources at the backhaul network. When this scheme is widely adopted for real-time services and the demand for these services increase, the amount of backhaul network resources consumed due to bicasting will also increase tremendously. Therefore, we proposed a velocity-based bicasting scheme which reduces the bicasting time and thus, improves the backhaul network resource utilization. Our scheme uses a novel concept of bicasting threshold determined on the basis of specific mobile speed groups. The simulation results prove the efficiency of our scheme in overcoming the aggressive resource consumption at the backhaul network

LTE system level simulator