指针推进移动性管理策略中指针链长度的概率

为了降低移动通信网络中位置跟踪操作的代价,指针推进策略被提出.显然,指针链长度的确定对这一策略的有效应用是至为重要的.已有论文假定移动台在位置区的逗留时间服从指数分布的条件下,对指针链的长度进行研究,但指数分布的特殊性,限制了其研究结果的应用.本文推广了上述结果,研究了移动台在位置区的逗留时间服从一般概率分布的指针推进策略,通过构造向量马氏过程,利用密度演化方法,导出了指针链长度的概率公式,这个公式可用于对各种指针推进策略性能的评价.     

一种基于前向提针的移动性管理策略

Ｒ．Ｊａｉｎ在移动通信中利用前向指针技术减少对ＨＬＲ的访问和系统代价。本文建立的理论模型对这种方法的性能进行了分析图，呼叫移动比高时使用指针策略反而会增加系统开销。针对这个问题。本文提出一种自适应方法，仿真结果表明该方法随着呼叫移动比变化可自动调整到最佳的最大指针链长度，并能在呼叫移动比高时自动停止使用指针策略．     

一种基于前向指针的移动性管理策略

R.Jain在移动通信中利用前向指针技术减少对HLR的访问和系统代价．本文建立的理论模型对这种方法的性能进行了分析，呼叫移动比高时使用指针策略反而会增加系统开销．针对这个问题．本文提出一种自适应方法，仿真结果表明该方法随着呼叫移动比变化可自动调整到最佳的最大指针链长度，并能在呼叫移动比高时自动停止使用指针策略．     

基于前转指针的平滑主动位置恢复方案

提出了一种基于前转指针的平滑主动位置恢复方案,以位置数据库的处理能力和有线信令消耗,换取无线资源的节省。无需终端的周期性位置更新操作,即可使移动通信系统获得对位置数据库的容错能力。同时,在故障期内采用前转位置指针,使移动用户感知不到HLR故障的存在,具有持续的出呼叫能力。     

蜂窝网络中环状搜索移动性管理策略

位置管理是移动通信领域的一个具有挑战性的问题,涉及到位置更新和位置查找操作.在现行蜂窝系统的位置管理策略(简称"基本策略")中,一旦移动台越区,就需要进行位置更新.由于移动台的越区具有局部性,基本策略会造成系统资源的极大浪费.因此,降低位置管理的费用成为移动通信领域的一个研究热点.该文给出不需要进行位置更新的环状搜索位置管理策略(简称"环状策略"),并推导出搜索位置区平均层数的一个公式,然后利用这一公式对基本策略、指针推进策略与环状策略的费用进行了对比研究,得出:在一定条件下,环状策略的费用要比基本策略及基本指针推进策略小.     

按概率分批寻呼的位置管理策略

位置管理是移动通信领域的一个具有挑战性的课题,涉及到位置更新和位置查找操作。在假定移动台的呼入是一个泊松过程,移动台在各个蜂窝的逗留时间是符合一般概率分布的随机变量的条件下,求出了移动台在两次呼入之间从一个蜂窝移动到另一个蜂窝的概率,提出了根据移动台进入到各个蜂窝的概率分批进行寻呼的位置管理策略,证明了这种策略的位置管理费用比一些国家现行移动通信系统的位置管理策略的费用小。     

移动IP的移动性管理机制

本简单介绍了移动性管理原理，并讨论了移动IP的移动性管理机制，详述了其实现过程。     

移动IP的移动性管理机制

本文简单介绍了移动性管理原理，并讨论了移动IP的移动性管理机制，详述了其实现过程。     

基于多阈值Otsu准则的阈值分割快速计算

针对传统多阈值Otsu方法在寻找最佳阈值过程中穷举计算效率低的问题,该文分析了多阈值Otsu的阈值性质,证明了使用Otsu方法找到的一组最佳阈值与分割出的各类均值之间的数学对应关系。根据多阈值Otsu的阈值性质,该文提出一个新算法用来快速计算所需最佳阈值,建立了一种新的阈值搜索模型。该算法搜寻满足Otsu多阈值与以此阈值分割出的各类均值之间关系的一组最优阈值,从而确定符合Otsu准则的最佳阈值。该算法有效减少了阈值搜索范围,并且在均值、方差等计算上引入了查找表,优化了底层运算。实验结果表明,与传统多阈值Otsu方法相比,该算法的分割速度大幅度提高,相比于其他多阈值Otsu快速算法,不仅在计算速度上有所提升,而且得到的最佳阈值克服了随机性和偶然性的缺点,是严格符合Otsu原则的。     

基于多跳蜂窝网的组位置管理策略

提出了一种成组进行位置管理的策略,分析了彼此临近的移动台组成一个自组织网的基本网络模型,提出了向中继点注册,由中继点进行信令压缩,组成组控制信令,成批向网络报告位置的位置更新的策略;采用M/M/n/n模型具体比较了批处理方案与传统方案的性能,说明作者的方案不仅减少了移动台的发射功率,还大量节省了频率资源,增加了系统的吞吐能力。     

Two-level pointer forwarding strategy for location management in PCS networks

For a IPCS network to effectively deliver services to its mobile users, it must have an efficient way to keep track of the mobile users. The location management fulfills this task through location registration and paging. To reduce the signaling traffic, many schemes such as a local anchor (LA) scheme, per-user caching scheme and pointer forwarding scheme have been proposed in the past. In this paper, we present a new location management scheme which intends to mitigate the signaling traffic as well as reduce the tracking delay in the PCS systems. In this strategy, we choose a set of visitor location registers (VLRs) traversed by users as the mobility agents (MA), which form another level of management in order to make some registration signaling traffic localized. The idea is as follows: instead of always updating to the home location register (HLR), which would become the bottleneck otherwise, many location updates are carried out in the mobility agents. Thus, the two-level pointer forwarding scheme is designed to reduce the signaling traffic: pointers can be set up between VLRs as the traditional pointer forwarding scheme and can also be set up between MAs. The numerical results show that this strategy can significantly reduce the network signaling traffic for users with low CMR without increasing much of the call setup delay.     

One-step pointer forwarding strategy for location tracking indistributed HLR environment

One of the main challenges in personal communication service (PCS) is to locate many mobiles that may move frequently from place to place. Such a system operation is called location tracking. Many network signals flow, and database queries are required to achieve such a task. In addition to the two-level hierarchical strategy in IS-41 and GSM, several strategies have been proposed to improve the efficiency of location tracking. Pointer forwarding was used to reduce the expensive home location register (HLR) accesses. Previously, the distributed HLR scheme was proposed to prevent the HLR from becoming a bottleneck in the signaling network. However, the length of a forwarding pointer chain may be lengthened in a distributed HLR environment. We propose a more efficient strategy to overcome this potential problem. This strategy attempts to migrate the locating chains in a distributed HLR system when a mobile issues a registration operation. As a consequence, the length of any forwarding pointer chain does not exceed one in our strategy. Simulation results indicate that our strategy significantly decreases the locating cost. In fact, this strategy provides an upper bound of location tracking time owing to the fact that the length of any locating path does not exceed one. Furthermore, obsolete entries in local databases visitor location registers can be reclaimed in this strategy     

PCS分层系统切换性能分析

本文讨论了注册微小区PCS分层系统的切换性能,给出了强迫中断概率的通用解析解;分析了软切换对切换性能的影响,给出了它们的解析解;得出注册微小区PCS分层系统的切换性能要好于普通PCS分层系统,普通PCS分层系统的切换性能要好于单层PCS系统。     

终端辅助-k-位置轨迹移动管理法

现有移动通信系统中采用ＨＬＲ－ＶＬＲ二级数据库结构的移动管理方案,这种结构容易在ＨＬＲ处发生拥塞影响系统性能。针对这一问题,本文提出一种新的移动管理方案：“终端辅助－к－位置轨迹法”,通过终端和ＶＬＲ的协同作用使ＶＬＲ分担部分ＨＬＲ的负载,避免ＨＬＲ的“瓶颈”效应,分析表明该方法可以降低移动管理成本,有效缓解ＨＬＲ与寻呼之间的矛盾。     

移动网络前向指针策略的鉴权管理研究

鉴权管理是移动通信移动管理中非常重要的技术,其策略的选择将直接影响网络中各网元的信令负荷。本文主要讨论移动通信系统前向指针位置管理策略中的鉴权管理。当用户在远离其HLR的不同VLR对应覆盖区域移动时,系统通过向其原VLR索取剩余鉴权数据或向其HLR申请新鉴权数据来实现用户的鉴权管理。通过鉴权开销及被呼处理时延等指标的分析,本文提出的鉴权管理算法较适合于CMR较小的MS鉴权管理;当MS的CMR增大时,本文提出的鉴权管理算法与二层管理策略如GSM或IS-41移动系统的开销及时延等指标逐渐接近。     

Resource reservation with pointer forwarding schemes for the mobileRSVP

We propose a pointer forwarding scheme for the mobile resource reservation protocol (MRSVP) to reduce the resource reservation cost on the wireless Internet. We show that the pointer forwarding scheme could significantly degrade the reservation cost when a mobile host performs locality movement     

低空空域VHF动态接入移动性管理

低空空域超短波( VHF)动态接入移动性管理技术是保障低空飞行不间断、跨区域通信的关键。根据低空空管通信网络框架,设计了低空空管二级移动性管理模型;借鉴GSM经典移动性管理模型,引入访问/归属位置寄存器机制,解决了地面通信网有效管理低空飞行器位置信息的问题。详细阐述了登记注册、入网/退网、站内移动性管理和站间移动性管理等流程。最后,分析了移动性管理时延,并给出了系统演示和仿真,为进一步研究打下了基础。     

Location tracking with distributed HLR's and pointer forwarding

Location tracking operations in a personal communications service (PCS) network are expensive. A location tracking algorithm called pointer forwarding has been proposed to reduce the location update cost. The key observation behind forwarding is that if users change PCS registration areas (RAs) frequently, but receive calls relatively infrequently, it should be possible to avoid registrations at the home-location register (HLR) database by simply setting up a forwarding pointer from the previous visitor-location register (VLR). Calls to a given user will first query the user's HLR to determine the first VLR, which the user was registered at, and then follow a chain of forwarding pointers to the user's current VLR. To reduce the “find” cost in call delivery, the PCS provider may distribute HLR databases in the network. This paper integrates the concept of distributed HLRs with pointer forwarding, and the new scheme is referred to as the pointer forwarding with distributed HLR (PFDHLR). Since no registration to the HLR is performed in the pointer forwarding scheme when a user moves to the new locations, the cost of updating multiple HLRs is eliminated in PFDHLR. Our study indicates that PFDHLR may significantly reduce the mobility management cost compared with the single HLR approach     

A mobility management strategy for GPRS

In general packet radio service (GPRS), a mobile station (MS) is tracked at the cell level during packet transmission, and is tracked at the routing-area (RA) level when no packet is delivered. A READY timer (RT) mechanism was proposed in 3GPP 23.060 to determine when to switch from cell tracking to RA tracking. In this mechanism, a threshold interval T is defined. If no packet is delivered within T, the MS is tracked at the RA level. When a packet arrives, the MS is tracked at the cell level again. However, the RT mechanism has a major fallacy in that the RTs in both the MS and the serving GPRS support node may lose synchronization. This paper considers another mechanism called READY counter (RC) to resolve this problem. In this approach, a threshold K is used. Like the RT approach, the MS is tracked at the cell level during packet transmission. If no packets are delivered after the MS has made K cell crossings, the MS is tracked at the RA level. We also devise an adaptive algorithm called dynamic RC (DRC). This algorithm dynamically adjusts the K value to reduce the location update and paging costs. We propose analytic and simulation models to investigate RC, RT, and DRC. Our study indicates that RC may outperform RT. We also show that DRC nicely captures the traffic-mobility patterns and always adjusts the K threshold close to the optimal values.     

A mapping forwarding approach for supporting mobility in networks with identifier/locator separation

The identifier/locator separation has been widely recognized as a feasible solution for addressing the current Internet's routing scaling problem. Moreover, such a separation solution in terms of mobility can keep connection survivability and support global seamless roaming. A critical challenge in supporting efficient mobility is how to update the identifier‐to‐locator mappings of mobile nodes (MNs). In this paper, we propose a mapping forwarding (MF) scheme for location management in the identifier/locator separation architecture. In the MF scheme, a tunnel router (xTR) is selected as an agent of an MN and keeps the MN's identifier‐to‐locator mapping invariable by setting up an MF chain. As long as the MN is managed by the same xTR, the MN's mapping stored in the xTR of each correspondent node of the MN does not need to be updated, thus reducing the location update signaling cost. Meanwhile, the unchanged mapping assures the correct forwarding of packets, which reduces mobility‐related disruption and enhances the location management's reliability. In addition, for the handoff in two MF chains, we propose a data‐triggered update scheme that can achieve route optimization. To evaluate the proposed MF scheme, we establish two analytical models and formulate the blocking probability and the total protocol cost. The performance results show how the blocking probability changes under various parameters and how the MF scheme can effectively reduce the blocking probability compared with the location management scheme without the MF strategy. Meanwhile, our analysis demonstrates that the MF scheme has a lower overhead when the mobility rate is high. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.