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 CN  Vol.6 No.4 , November 2014
Rerouting Schemes for Wireless ATM Networks
Hasan Harasis
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Abstract: In this paper, the Wireless ATM rerouting procedures are analyzed and categorized, based on a standard network topology, derived from the Wireless ATM reference model. A new operational concept for a mobile ATM network called Mobile Network Architecture based on Virtual Paths (MNAVP), in which the network nodes are connected to each other via pre-established permanent virtual path connections with fixed capacity assignments is being proposed and described. Finally, the handover hysteresis concept is introduced and a hysteresis gain is defined and calculated as the factor by which the handover rate is reduced through the use of the hysteresis.
Keywords: WATM, Handover, Routing, Hysteresis
Cite this paper: Harasis, H. (2014) Rerouting Schemes for Wireless ATM Networks. Communications and Network, 6, 218-227. doi: 10.4236/cn.2014.64024.
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