Student research abstract: an optimized handover scheme based on media independent handover standard IEEE 802.21
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In this article, we proposed an optimized handover management scheme for heterogeneous wireless networks. This scheme obtains information of available access networks from Media Independent Information Server (MIIS) and optimized the data rate, cost, and link quality for a Mobile Node (MN) for selecting best network among heterogeneous networks. Furthermore, this scheme efficiently minimized false handover indication in the regions where number of handover is frequent. Our proposed scheme efficiently enables an MN to select an access network with required resources. Based on simulation results, our proposed scheme perform efficiently then the available schemes used for similar purpose.
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March 2014
1890 pages
ISBN:9781450324694
DOI:10.1145/2554850
- Conference Chairs:
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- Sung Y. Shin,
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- Chih-Cheng Hung,
- Jiman Hong
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