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DEVELOPMENT OF A DYNAMIC ATM HANDOVER RESOURCE RESERVATION SYSTEM

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CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     Background

Handover is a process to reroute the call to a new station that requires network resources. It occurs when a mobile station moves beyond  the radio range of one  access  point (AP) to another AP. During the handoff, management frames are exchanged between the AP and the stations.  APs involved  may exchange  certain  context information  specific  to  the station. Consequently,  there is latency involved  in the handoff process during which the station is unable to send or receive traffic [1].

ATM Network handoff latency is solved using various techniques. These techniques find out all the adjacent access points having better signal strength by selective scanning technique. In this scanning technique, the mobile host will find all the active APs by using received signal strength indicator. After the scanning process, the mobile station will start the authentication and re-association process to register all the mobile station with the selected APs [2].

According to the B-ISDN standard, to scan the channels for APs, there are two  methods- passive and active. Passive scanning involves scanning which is performed  manually and active scanning involves active determination of each channel status. Once the best Access Point is identified; the mobile station authenticates and re-associates with the new AP.

The  MAC  specification  allows  for  two  operating  modes  namely,  the  ad  hoc  and  the infrastructure mode. In the ad hoc mode, two or more wireless stations recognize each other and establish a peer to peer communication, whereas in infra-structure mode there is a fixed entity called an access point.

This report analysed various handover schemes in ATM and other networks and came  up with an optimized system.

1.2      Problem  statement

Modern telecommunication networks like ATM Networks are growing in complexity due to increased Network versatility and connectivity. Losses associated with handover increases as the   mobility   increases.   User   mobility   in   mobile   wireless   networks   always   suffers fluctuation/unavailability of network resources due to congestion. This leads to inefficient or low  utilization  of  network  resources.  The  need  for  a  sophisticated  resource  reservation scheme to handle this problem arises. The aim of this research is to develop a system that employs the use of dynamic resource reservation with buffering technique for handoff calls to address this problem.

1.3      Objective of the work

The aims of carrying out this study include:

    To develop an ATM resource reservation for handover.

    To allocate resources to minimize call drop.

    To guarantee user mobility.

1.4    Significance of the Study

The issue of appropriateness  of the traffic models employed in a real-time network, as  well as their  suitability  in a dynamic  scenario  is  imperative  to the  overall  performance  of  an ATM network. This research work will help to develop a good ATM resources reservation scheme to provide the associated QoS on an ATM network.

1.5    Scope of the work

There are many causes  of call drops in ATM Network like power failure,  irregular  user behaviour, inadequate resource allocation, improper handoff and propagation condition. This work handled call drops as a result of improper handoff and inadequate resource allocation. The  ATM  resource  in  question  is  bandwidth.  This  work  is  limited  to  ATM  network bandwidth allocation and reservation for voice services. The analysis of the allocation system is based on the computer simulation of the model.

1.6   Methodology

The following steps were taken in order to realise this project.

1.   literature review / review of related works

2.   Model development

3.   Model simulation in MATLAB Environment

4.   Model Result Analysis

1.7  Organisation of the work

The remaining parts of this work was organized in chapters as follows: Chapter two presented an overview of ATM network and a review of other people’s work on resource reservation. Chapter three discussed the process modelling. Chapter four showed the results and findings. In chapter five conclusions were drawn.


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