novel adaptive qos framework for integrated umts/wlan environment

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Abstract
Since Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning for multimedia traffic in integrated Wireless and Mobile Networks is becoming an increasingly important objective, in this paper we introduce a novel concept of an adaptive QoS cross-layer framework. The Adaptive QoS framework is proven via novel simulation results in integrated environment with UMTS and IEEE 802.11 networks. The aim of our novel framework is presenting a new module that shall provide the best QoS and lower cost for a given service using one or more wireless technologies in a given time. The analysis of simulation results has shown superior performances with a high level of QoS provisioning in a variety of network conditions. The performance of Adaptive QoS algorithm is evaluated using ns-miracle augmented with our dual-mode Mobile Equipments (MEs) and using statistical analysis.
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Authors ;T. Shuminoski;T. Janevski
Journal surface science
Year 2013
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http://journal.telfor.rs/Published/Vol5No1/Vol5No1_A3.pdf
Keywords
multimedia wireless networkstelecommunication

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