Quality of Service Architectures for Wireless Networks: Performance Metrics and Management: Performance Metrics and ManagementAdibi, Sasan, Jain, Raj, Parekh, Shyam, Tofighbakhsh, Mostafa Quality of service provides different priorities to different users to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow in accordance with requests from the Internet service provider policy. Quality of Service Architectures for Wireless Networks: Performance Metrics and Management presents a comprehensive collection of quality of service mechanisms for various access technologies and introduces existing and traditional approaches to traffic management for wireless technologies. With expert international contributions, this critical mass of knowledge covers both academic and industry-based state-of-the-art techniques and ongoing research. |
Contents
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QoS Architecture of WiMAX | 42 |
The WiMAX Point of View | 57 |
Quantifying Operator Benefitsof Wireless Load Distribution | 86 |
DelayBased Admission Controlto Sustain QoS in a ManagedIEEE 80211 Wireless LANs | 103 |
Resource Allocation andQoS Provisioning forWireless Relay Networks | 125 |
User Based Call AdmissionControl Algorithms forCellular Mobile Systems | 151 |
Quality of Experience vsQoS in Video Transmission | 352 |
Video Distortion Estimationand ContentAware QoSStrategies for Video Streamingover Wireless Networks | 377 |
Methodologies and Applications | 407 |
Quality of Service Provisioningin the IP Multimedia Subsystem | 443 |
Quality of Service QoS Routingin Mobile Ad Hoc Networks | 464 |
QoS and EnergyAware Routingfor Wireless Sensor Networks | 497 |
Queuing Delay Analysis ofMultiRadio MultiChannelWireless Mesh Networks | 515 |
Scalable Wireless MeshNetwork Architectureswith QoS Provisioning | 539 |
Admission Control andScheduling for QoS Provisioningin WiMAX Networks | 183 |
Advancements on PacketScheduling in Hybrid SatelliteTerrestrial Networks | 203 |
Quality of Service Issuesin Micro Mobility EnabledWireless Access Networks | 238 |
Handover Analysis and DynamicMobility Management forWireless Cellular Networks | 257 |
Supporting Multiple QualityofService Classes inIEEE 80216e Handoff | 280 |
QoS in VehicularCommunication Networks | 300 |
Correlating Quality ofExperience and Qualityof Service for NetworkApplications | 326 |
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