C-RAN Architecture based on SDN for 5G Mobile - Inatel Diego C. Zuñiga
Briefly description about many existent proposals about the improvements to reach the 5G objectives using the C-RAN technology. Comparisons and characteristics of related works that aims 5G objectives.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G workshop Demos Klaus Moessner
This document summarizes two demonstrations that will be shown at a workshop on advanced spectrum management in 5G+ networks. The first demonstration combines centralized and decentralized radio resource management with a novel MAC protocol to improve capacity in small cells. The second demonstration exploits heterogeneous spectrum resources by tightly integrating multiple radio access technologies at the MAC layer. Both demonstrations aim to optimize usage of spectrum resources and deliver high quality of service in dense heterogeneous networks.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G RRM frameworkKlaus Moessner
This document summarizes a presentation on hierarchical radio resource management (hRRM) algorithms for 5G networks. It discusses using a distributed approach combining centralized and decentralized management to improve capacity, scalability, and stability. Key points include:
1) hRRM uses distributed radio resource management nodes and a centralized coordinator to allocate spectrum and resources across small cells in a dense 5G network.
2) This hierarchical approach improves capacity through small cells, scalability by distributing decision-making load, and stability using machine learning to adapt to changing conditions.
3) The distributed nodes use learning algorithms to estimate channel states, evaluate options, and select resources with minimal signaling. The centralized coordinator intervenes when needed to ensure
International Journal on AdHoc Networking Systems (IJANS)pijans
In recent years, AdHoc networks have been attracting much interest in both academic and industrial communities. International Journal on AdHoc Networking Systems is an open access peer-reviewed journal that serves as a forum to discuss on ongoing research and new contributions. The journal addresses both practical and theoretical research in the areas of ad hoc networks, sensor networks, mesh networks and vehicular networks. Its main focus is on all issues from link layer up to the application layer. The journal solicits original technical papers that were not previously published and are not currently under review for publication elsewhere.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G project approach and achi...Klaus Moessner
The document provides an overview of the SPEED-5G project, which aims to develop enhanced dynamic spectrum access (eDSA) as an enabler for 5G performance metrics like 100x more connections and 1000x more capacity. The project involves designing new flexible MACs and a hierarchical radio resource management framework. It also defines eDSA and details two new MAC protocols (DCS-MAC and FBMC-MAC) and the MAC/RRM framework. System simulations showed the new MACs significantly increase area spectral efficiency over WiFi and LTE. The project achieved its goals of developing an eDSA framework and validating novel MACs and RRM algorithms through proofs-of-concept.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of 5G MonarchKlaus Moessner
The 5G-MoNArch project aims to develop and test a flexible and adaptive 5G mobile network architecture through two testbeds. The architecture utilizes network slicing to logically separate network resources and functions to support diverse use cases. It focuses on enabling innovations like cloud-enabled protocol stacks, inter-slice control and management, and experiment-driven optimization. The testbeds will evaluate the architecture for a smart sea port use case with traffic management and sensor applications, and a touristic city use case with AR/VR experiences and cooperative media production.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G MAC frameworkKlaus Moessner
The document summarizes innovations to the medium access control (MAC) layer from the SPEED-5G project to support enhanced dynamic spectrum aggregation (eDSA). It describes a MAC framework to coordinate scheduling across radio access technologies at the MAC level. It also presents two novel MAC designs - the dynamic channel selection MAC (DCS-MAC) and filter bank multicarrier MAC (FBMC-MAC) - along with simulation results comparing their performance to legacy systems like LTE and WiFi. The conclusions indicate both MAC designs outperform existing technologies but DCS-MAC is generally better for licensed bands while FBMC-MAC is more suitable for unlicensed bands due to its listen-before-talk approach.
C-RAN Architecture based on SDN for 5G Mobile - Inatel Diego C. Zuñiga
Briefly description about many existent proposals about the improvements to reach the 5G objectives using the C-RAN technology. Comparisons and characteristics of related works that aims 5G objectives.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G workshop Demos Klaus Moessner
This document summarizes two demonstrations that will be shown at a workshop on advanced spectrum management in 5G+ networks. The first demonstration combines centralized and decentralized radio resource management with a novel MAC protocol to improve capacity in small cells. The second demonstration exploits heterogeneous spectrum resources by tightly integrating multiple radio access technologies at the MAC layer. Both demonstrations aim to optimize usage of spectrum resources and deliver high quality of service in dense heterogeneous networks.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G RRM frameworkKlaus Moessner
This document summarizes a presentation on hierarchical radio resource management (hRRM) algorithms for 5G networks. It discusses using a distributed approach combining centralized and decentralized management to improve capacity, scalability, and stability. Key points include:
1) hRRM uses distributed radio resource management nodes and a centralized coordinator to allocate spectrum and resources across small cells in a dense 5G network.
2) This hierarchical approach improves capacity through small cells, scalability by distributing decision-making load, and stability using machine learning to adapt to changing conditions.
3) The distributed nodes use learning algorithms to estimate channel states, evaluate options, and select resources with minimal signaling. The centralized coordinator intervenes when needed to ensure
International Journal on AdHoc Networking Systems (IJANS)pijans
In recent years, AdHoc networks have been attracting much interest in both academic and industrial communities. International Journal on AdHoc Networking Systems is an open access peer-reviewed journal that serves as a forum to discuss on ongoing research and new contributions. The journal addresses both practical and theoretical research in the areas of ad hoc networks, sensor networks, mesh networks and vehicular networks. Its main focus is on all issues from link layer up to the application layer. The journal solicits original technical papers that were not previously published and are not currently under review for publication elsewhere.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G project approach and achi...Klaus Moessner
The document provides an overview of the SPEED-5G project, which aims to develop enhanced dynamic spectrum access (eDSA) as an enabler for 5G performance metrics like 100x more connections and 1000x more capacity. The project involves designing new flexible MACs and a hierarchical radio resource management framework. It also defines eDSA and details two new MAC protocols (DCS-MAC and FBMC-MAC) and the MAC/RRM framework. System simulations showed the new MACs significantly increase area spectral efficiency over WiFi and LTE. The project achieved its goals of developing an eDSA framework and validating novel MACs and RRM algorithms through proofs-of-concept.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of 5G MonarchKlaus Moessner
The 5G-MoNArch project aims to develop and test a flexible and adaptive 5G mobile network architecture through two testbeds. The architecture utilizes network slicing to logically separate network resources and functions to support diverse use cases. It focuses on enabling innovations like cloud-enabled protocol stacks, inter-slice control and management, and experiment-driven optimization. The testbeds will evaluate the architecture for a smart sea port use case with traffic management and sensor applications, and a touristic city use case with AR/VR experiences and cooperative media production.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of the Speed5G MAC frameworkKlaus Moessner
The document summarizes innovations to the medium access control (MAC) layer from the SPEED-5G project to support enhanced dynamic spectrum aggregation (eDSA). It describes a MAC framework to coordinate scheduling across radio access technologies at the MAC level. It also presents two novel MAC designs - the dynamic channel selection MAC (DCS-MAC) and filter bank multicarrier MAC (FBMC-MAC) - along with simulation results comparing their performance to legacy systems like LTE and WiFi. The conclusions indicate both MAC designs outperform existing technologies but DCS-MAC is generally better for licensed bands while FBMC-MAC is more suitable for unlicensed bands due to its listen-before-talk approach.
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of 5G-MiEdgeKlaus Moessner
The 5G-MiEdge project proposes new 5G technologies to be showcased at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics over a 3-year period from 2016-2019. It focuses on 5 use cases requiring ultra-high bandwidth and low latency: 1) providing wireless services to dense areas like airports, 2) moving hotspots on trains and buses, 3) downloading content at stadium gates for the Olympics, 4) dynamic crowds in outdoor city areas, and 5) automated vehicle cooperation. The project's technology enablers include edge computing, millimeter wave networks, and network slicing to meet the diverse and stringent requirements of these scenarios.
5G live virtual classroom - trainig programNordinRamli
This document provides information about 5G technology training courses offered by Skillzup Academy. It lists 4 online courses on topics related to 5G such as an overview of 5G technology, 5G radio systems, 5G core networks, and 5G transport networks. Details are provided on the objectives, topics covered, duration, dates and consultants for each course. The document also describes Skillzup Academy, the organizers of the courses, and provides contact information.
Final Performance Evaluation of 3GPP NR eMBB within 5G-PPP consortiumEiko Seidel
The document summarizes simulation results evaluating whether 3GPP NR (5G New Radio) technology meets the ITU-R 5G performance targets. Simulations were conducted for different scenarios like indoor hotspot, dense urban, and rural environments. Key findings include:
- In dense urban scenarios at 4GHz, the minimum requirements for user experience data rate and spectral efficiency were met. However, at 30GHz the requirements could not be fulfilled due to insufficient outdoor-to-indoor coverage.
- Minimum requirements were generally met across scenarios, except for some cases using high frequencies like 30GHz where outdoor-to-indoor links were infeasible.
- Area traffic capacity requirements for indoor hotspots were exceeded in
The document outlines a research project on grant-free radio access for IoT communications. It discusses 6 main parts:
1) Introduction of grant-free access and motivation for the research.
2) Coexistence analysis including modeling interference and reliability through stochastic geometry.
3) Resource provisioning and operation control including modeling costs, reliability, and battery lifetime to optimize deployment and operations.
4) Advanced receiver design including a proposed structure using frequency drifts to enable contention resolution.
5) Use of distributed learning to enable interference management without centralized control by having devices learn optimal transmission parameters.
6) planned conclusions and future work.
A presentation on Cloud RAN fronthaul, current deployment Options, benefits and challenges. This was presented in the
iJOIN Winter School "5G Cloud Technologies: Benefits and Challenges", Bremen, 2015-02-23
C-RAN was first proposed by China Mobile Research Institute in Beijing, China in April 2010, and is currently attracting attention in the United States to manage the expected exponential use of new 5G broadband.
The "C" in C-RAN can alternatively stand for centralized or cooperative.
C-RAN is a variety of cloud computing environments based on open hardware and interface cards, which can dynamically process fiber links and interconnections in stations. This architecture was developed to meet 5G challenges.
C-RAN (cloud radio access network) is a centralized, cloud computing-based architecture for radio access networks (RAN)
A C-RAN architecture has three primary components:
Centralized baseband unit (BBU) pool
Remote radio unit (RRU) networks
Transport network or fronthaul.
The BBU pool is usually located at a central site and acts as a cloud or data center.
On the other hand, the way the wireless RRU network connects to wireless devices is similar to the access point or transmission tower in a traditional cellular network.
C-RAN is considered to have many benefits, such as:
More cost and footprint effective due to less hardware
Produces higher spectrum efficiency
Has lower heating, cooling and power requirement
Uses cloud computing open platforms and real-time virtualization.
Has the ability to pool resources
Creates a more simplified, scalable and flexible network
C-RAN Training Course By Tonex
C-RAN is a novel mobile network architecture that can solve many challenges faced by operators when trying to meet the ever-increasing demands of end users. The main idea of C-RAN is to concentrate baseband units (BBUs) from multiple base stations into a centralized BBU pool to perform statistical multiplexing gains while shifting the burden to in-phase and quadrature (IQ) high-speed wired transmission data.
C-RAN Training covers
C-RAN principles
Architecture
Components
Planning and design of cloud-RAN applied to 4G and 5G mobile networks.
Learn about:
BU (Base Band Unit)
RRH (Remote Radio Head)
CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) Link and Protocol
C-RAN vs. macro cells and DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems)
For more information, questions, comments:
Visit Course Link:
https://www.tonex.com/c-ran-training-classes-cloud-ran-training/
Ericsson Review: The benefits of self-organizing backhaul networksEricsson
This document discusses the benefits of applying self-organizing network (SON) concepts to backhaul networks. SON techniques, which have been successfully used in radio access networks, can address the increasing complexity of backhaul networks as mobile broadband services expand. The document outlines several use cases where SON could automate processes in building, assuring, optimizing and maintaining backhaul networks, such as auto-integrating new nodes, auto-provisioning connections between base stations, and applying self-healing functions across network layers. Applying SON concepts to backhaul could reduce operational costs through faster deployment and lower maintenance needs.
This document summarizes a research paper on vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. It begins with an outline of the topics covered, which include V2X use cases and requirements, strategies and enablers for V2X, and three case studies on open problems. It then discusses trends in V2X requirements driven by applications like autonomous driving. Several V2X use cases for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication are presented. Finally, the document summarizes a research paper on a proposed dynamic and proximity-aware resource allocation method for vehicle-to-vehicle communication to improve spectrum utilization.
Centralized-RAN technology improves the wireless experienceAmphenol Telect
Telect builds its C-RAN technology on a rack-and-stack option with all Telect-manufactured products. The Centalized-RAN solution includes our racks and cabinets, power distribution, fiber distribution, and horizontal and vertical cable management.
2021 itu challenge_reinforcement_learningLASSEMedia
This document discusses using reinforcement learning for beam selection in wireless communication networks. It proposes a simulation environment called "RadioStrike" built in Unreal Engine to generate data and train reinforcement learning agents. The document provides background on machine learning for communications, beam selection techniques, and introduces some basic reinforcement learning concepts. It also outlines strategies for participants in the ITU ML5G challenge to approach the beam selection reinforcement learning problem, including providing sample code and simpler baseline problems to get started.
Setting off the 5G Advanced evolution with 3GPP Release 18Qualcomm Research
In December 2021, 3GPP has reached a consensus on the scope of 5G NR Release 18. This is a significant milestone marking the beginning of 5G Advanced — the second wave of wireless innovations that will fulfill the 5G vision. Release 18 will build on the solid foundation set by Releases 15, 16, and 17, and it sets the longer-term evolution direction of 5G and beyond. This release will encompass a wide range of new and enhancement projects, ranging from improved MIMO and application of AI/ML-enabled air interface to extended reality optimizations and broader IoT support.
Optimizing User QoE through Overlay Routing, Bandwidth ...Videoguy
1) The document proposes an end-to-end quality of experience (QoE) optimization architecture using overlay routing in the network core and bandwidth management and transcoding at the edge to optimize user experience of multimedia services.
2) The architecture includes overlay servers, overlay access components, and network intelligence proxies which work together for resilient routing, last mile QoE optimization through traffic shaping and multimedia services, and dynamic H.264 video transcoding.
3) An experiment on the testbed showed the architecture was able to respect last mile bandwidth constraints, distribute bandwidth optimally based on stream importance, and fully utilize available bandwidth through continuous video adaptation, improving user QoE.
Evaluation of 5G Data Duplication for URLLC - Nomor Reseach GmbHEiko Seidel
As you might know Data Duplication can be used in combination of Carrier Aggregation or Dual Connectivity to increase reliability for services such as URLLC. Enclosed a paper of my colleague Dr. Volker Pauli with 5G system/protocol level simulation results for different scenarios for a CU/DU split architecture. Packet loss rates of 10-5 are feasible for URLLC within restricted service areas.
This document summarizes a presentation on 5G networking given on July 11, 2017 in Geneva. The presentation covered 5G networking, functional descriptions and programmability, management and security, and network slicing. It included information on 5G architecture viewpoints, 5G networking drivers and principles, network slicing, functional layers, programmable hardware, management and orchestration, and security domains. Slides from the presentation provided more details on each of these topics.
A Project Report Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING in
(COMMUNICATION)
BY
AKRM ABDULAH RASSAM (91048)
AMAL ABDULRAHMAN HAMOUD (10003)
MOHAMMED ABDULJABBAR QAID (10029)
MOHAMMED ABDUL-RAHMAN (91028)
NADA YASIN ABDULSALAM (10038)
SAMAR ABDULKAWE ALSHARAIE (10016)
SUPERVISOR
DR. REDHWAN QASEM SHADDAD
TAIZ, YEMEN
2015
Energa Operator implemented the first large scale Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project in Poland in 2012, installing over 109,000 smart meters. This was a success, with a 99% collection rate of 15 minute interval data that exceeded expectations. The case study describes the challenges of implementing the AMI project at scale for the first time in Poland. Key challenges included ensuring interoperability between components from different vendors, addressing technical issues like cross-talk interference, and achieving robust performance in diverse environments. Through close coordination between stakeholders, the project was able to set new benchmarks and provide benefits like remote reading and helping consumers reduce energy bills.
Wimax Emulator to Enhance Media and Video Qualityijceronline
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research (IJCER) is dedicated to protecting personal information and will make every reasonable effort to handle collected information appropriately. All information collected, as well as related requests, will be handled as carefully and efficiently as possible in accordance with IJCER standards for integrity and objectivity.
Techies (An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company) is promoted by team of highly talented professionals who have combined I.T. and Corporate Experience. Techie's Institute is the Best Institute in Amritsar for Six Months Industrial Training & Six Weeks Industrial Training in Amritsar
Website: www.iamtechie.com
Email: enquiry@iamtechie.com
Speed5G Workshop London presentation of 5G-MiEdgeKlaus Moessner
The 5G-MiEdge project proposes new 5G technologies to be showcased at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics over a 3-year period from 2016-2019. It focuses on 5 use cases requiring ultra-high bandwidth and low latency: 1) providing wireless services to dense areas like airports, 2) moving hotspots on trains and buses, 3) downloading content at stadium gates for the Olympics, 4) dynamic crowds in outdoor city areas, and 5) automated vehicle cooperation. The project's technology enablers include edge computing, millimeter wave networks, and network slicing to meet the diverse and stringent requirements of these scenarios.
5G live virtual classroom - trainig programNordinRamli
This document provides information about 5G technology training courses offered by Skillzup Academy. It lists 4 online courses on topics related to 5G such as an overview of 5G technology, 5G radio systems, 5G core networks, and 5G transport networks. Details are provided on the objectives, topics covered, duration, dates and consultants for each course. The document also describes Skillzup Academy, the organizers of the courses, and provides contact information.
Final Performance Evaluation of 3GPP NR eMBB within 5G-PPP consortiumEiko Seidel
The document summarizes simulation results evaluating whether 3GPP NR (5G New Radio) technology meets the ITU-R 5G performance targets. Simulations were conducted for different scenarios like indoor hotspot, dense urban, and rural environments. Key findings include:
- In dense urban scenarios at 4GHz, the minimum requirements for user experience data rate and spectral efficiency were met. However, at 30GHz the requirements could not be fulfilled due to insufficient outdoor-to-indoor coverage.
- Minimum requirements were generally met across scenarios, except for some cases using high frequencies like 30GHz where outdoor-to-indoor links were infeasible.
- Area traffic capacity requirements for indoor hotspots were exceeded in
The document outlines a research project on grant-free radio access for IoT communications. It discusses 6 main parts:
1) Introduction of grant-free access and motivation for the research.
2) Coexistence analysis including modeling interference and reliability through stochastic geometry.
3) Resource provisioning and operation control including modeling costs, reliability, and battery lifetime to optimize deployment and operations.
4) Advanced receiver design including a proposed structure using frequency drifts to enable contention resolution.
5) Use of distributed learning to enable interference management without centralized control by having devices learn optimal transmission parameters.
6) planned conclusions and future work.
A presentation on Cloud RAN fronthaul, current deployment Options, benefits and challenges. This was presented in the
iJOIN Winter School "5G Cloud Technologies: Benefits and Challenges", Bremen, 2015-02-23
C-RAN was first proposed by China Mobile Research Institute in Beijing, China in April 2010, and is currently attracting attention in the United States to manage the expected exponential use of new 5G broadband.
The "C" in C-RAN can alternatively stand for centralized or cooperative.
C-RAN is a variety of cloud computing environments based on open hardware and interface cards, which can dynamically process fiber links and interconnections in stations. This architecture was developed to meet 5G challenges.
C-RAN (cloud radio access network) is a centralized, cloud computing-based architecture for radio access networks (RAN)
A C-RAN architecture has three primary components:
Centralized baseband unit (BBU) pool
Remote radio unit (RRU) networks
Transport network or fronthaul.
The BBU pool is usually located at a central site and acts as a cloud or data center.
On the other hand, the way the wireless RRU network connects to wireless devices is similar to the access point or transmission tower in a traditional cellular network.
C-RAN is considered to have many benefits, such as:
More cost and footprint effective due to less hardware
Produces higher spectrum efficiency
Has lower heating, cooling and power requirement
Uses cloud computing open platforms and real-time virtualization.
Has the ability to pool resources
Creates a more simplified, scalable and flexible network
C-RAN Training Course By Tonex
C-RAN is a novel mobile network architecture that can solve many challenges faced by operators when trying to meet the ever-increasing demands of end users. The main idea of C-RAN is to concentrate baseband units (BBUs) from multiple base stations into a centralized BBU pool to perform statistical multiplexing gains while shifting the burden to in-phase and quadrature (IQ) high-speed wired transmission data.
C-RAN Training covers
C-RAN principles
Architecture
Components
Planning and design of cloud-RAN applied to 4G and 5G mobile networks.
Learn about:
BU (Base Band Unit)
RRH (Remote Radio Head)
CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) Link and Protocol
C-RAN vs. macro cells and DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems)
For more information, questions, comments:
Visit Course Link:
https://www.tonex.com/c-ran-training-classes-cloud-ran-training/
Ericsson Review: The benefits of self-organizing backhaul networksEricsson
This document discusses the benefits of applying self-organizing network (SON) concepts to backhaul networks. SON techniques, which have been successfully used in radio access networks, can address the increasing complexity of backhaul networks as mobile broadband services expand. The document outlines several use cases where SON could automate processes in building, assuring, optimizing and maintaining backhaul networks, such as auto-integrating new nodes, auto-provisioning connections between base stations, and applying self-healing functions across network layers. Applying SON concepts to backhaul could reduce operational costs through faster deployment and lower maintenance needs.
This document summarizes a research paper on vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. It begins with an outline of the topics covered, which include V2X use cases and requirements, strategies and enablers for V2X, and three case studies on open problems. It then discusses trends in V2X requirements driven by applications like autonomous driving. Several V2X use cases for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication are presented. Finally, the document summarizes a research paper on a proposed dynamic and proximity-aware resource allocation method for vehicle-to-vehicle communication to improve spectrum utilization.
Centralized-RAN technology improves the wireless experienceAmphenol Telect
Telect builds its C-RAN technology on a rack-and-stack option with all Telect-manufactured products. The Centalized-RAN solution includes our racks and cabinets, power distribution, fiber distribution, and horizontal and vertical cable management.
2021 itu challenge_reinforcement_learningLASSEMedia
This document discusses using reinforcement learning for beam selection in wireless communication networks. It proposes a simulation environment called "RadioStrike" built in Unreal Engine to generate data and train reinforcement learning agents. The document provides background on machine learning for communications, beam selection techniques, and introduces some basic reinforcement learning concepts. It also outlines strategies for participants in the ITU ML5G challenge to approach the beam selection reinforcement learning problem, including providing sample code and simpler baseline problems to get started.
Setting off the 5G Advanced evolution with 3GPP Release 18Qualcomm Research
In December 2021, 3GPP has reached a consensus on the scope of 5G NR Release 18. This is a significant milestone marking the beginning of 5G Advanced — the second wave of wireless innovations that will fulfill the 5G vision. Release 18 will build on the solid foundation set by Releases 15, 16, and 17, and it sets the longer-term evolution direction of 5G and beyond. This release will encompass a wide range of new and enhancement projects, ranging from improved MIMO and application of AI/ML-enabled air interface to extended reality optimizations and broader IoT support.
Optimizing User QoE through Overlay Routing, Bandwidth ...Videoguy
1) The document proposes an end-to-end quality of experience (QoE) optimization architecture using overlay routing in the network core and bandwidth management and transcoding at the edge to optimize user experience of multimedia services.
2) The architecture includes overlay servers, overlay access components, and network intelligence proxies which work together for resilient routing, last mile QoE optimization through traffic shaping and multimedia services, and dynamic H.264 video transcoding.
3) An experiment on the testbed showed the architecture was able to respect last mile bandwidth constraints, distribute bandwidth optimally based on stream importance, and fully utilize available bandwidth through continuous video adaptation, improving user QoE.
Evaluation of 5G Data Duplication for URLLC - Nomor Reseach GmbHEiko Seidel
As you might know Data Duplication can be used in combination of Carrier Aggregation or Dual Connectivity to increase reliability for services such as URLLC. Enclosed a paper of my colleague Dr. Volker Pauli with 5G system/protocol level simulation results for different scenarios for a CU/DU split architecture. Packet loss rates of 10-5 are feasible for URLLC within restricted service areas.
This document summarizes a presentation on 5G networking given on July 11, 2017 in Geneva. The presentation covered 5G networking, functional descriptions and programmability, management and security, and network slicing. It included information on 5G architecture viewpoints, 5G networking drivers and principles, network slicing, functional layers, programmable hardware, management and orchestration, and security domains. Slides from the presentation provided more details on each of these topics.
A Project Report Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING in
(COMMUNICATION)
BY
AKRM ABDULAH RASSAM (91048)
AMAL ABDULRAHMAN HAMOUD (10003)
MOHAMMED ABDULJABBAR QAID (10029)
MOHAMMED ABDUL-RAHMAN (91028)
NADA YASIN ABDULSALAM (10038)
SAMAR ABDULKAWE ALSHARAIE (10016)
SUPERVISOR
DR. REDHWAN QASEM SHADDAD
TAIZ, YEMEN
2015
Energa Operator implemented the first large scale Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project in Poland in 2012, installing over 109,000 smart meters. This was a success, with a 99% collection rate of 15 minute interval data that exceeded expectations. The case study describes the challenges of implementing the AMI project at scale for the first time in Poland. Key challenges included ensuring interoperability between components from different vendors, addressing technical issues like cross-talk interference, and achieving robust performance in diverse environments. Through close coordination between stakeholders, the project was able to set new benchmarks and provide benefits like remote reading and helping consumers reduce energy bills.
Wimax Emulator to Enhance Media and Video Qualityijceronline
International Journal of Computational Engineering Research (IJCER) is dedicated to protecting personal information and will make every reasonable effort to handle collected information appropriately. All information collected, as well as related requests, will be handled as carefully and efficiently as possible in accordance with IJCER standards for integrity and objectivity.
Techies (An ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company) is promoted by team of highly talented professionals who have combined I.T. and Corporate Experience. Techie's Institute is the Best Institute in Amritsar for Six Months Industrial Training & Six Weeks Industrial Training in Amritsar
Website: www.iamtechie.com
Email: enquiry@iamtechie.com
This document discusses several topics related to advanced wireless technologies, including Voice over IP networks (VoIP), vehicular networks, and delay tolerant networks. It provides overviews and definitions of each topic, describing key aspects like VoIP architecture and protocols, vehicular communication methods between vehicles and infrastructure, and the store-carry-forward approach used in delay tolerant networks to allow communication in intermittent connectivity scenarios. Application examples are also given for each such as using VoIP for voice calls over the internet, safety and traffic applications in vehicular networks, and file sharing or telemedicine over delay tolerant networks.
MAINS is an EU project that aims to design and demonstrate a cost-effective metro network architecture based on optical subwavelength transport technologies and an enhanced control plane. The architecture promises greater cost efficiency, lower resource consumption, improved reliability and lower latency compared to current metro networks. It is based on optical burst and packet switching in the data plane and an extended GMPLS control plane to manage resources at the subwavelength level. The project involves telecom operators, equipment manufacturers, and universities who will specify the architecture, develop control plane prototypes, and experimentally validate the concept through laboratory and field testing.
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) uses information and communication technologies to improve transportation safety, mobility, and efficiency. ITS applications include traffic management, emergency response, electronic toll collection, and vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Key technologies enabling ITS are vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs), which allow vehicles to communicate, and wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which can monitor road conditions. Open research challenges include reliable communication in dense traffic and leveraging cloud computing with VANETs and vehicle resources.
This document discusses the challenges faced when using TCP in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Some key challenges include: media access control issues like hidden terminals; power constraints of mobile nodes; frequent topology changes due to node mobility; multipath fading increasing the likelihood of path breaks; and misinterpreting packet losses as congestion rather than broken routes. TCP was designed for wired networks and assumes packet losses are always due to congestion, which does not hold in MANETs where losses can be from broken routes. Overall, TCP performs poorly in MANETs due to these challenges.
Here are the key points about guided and unguided transmission:
- Guided transmission uses physical media like wires and fiber optics to transmit signals along a directed path from transmitter to receiver. It allows for high-quality transmission but limits mobility.
- Unguided or wireless transmission converts signals to electromagnetic waves that can transmit through open space. It allows mobility as devices can communicate anywhere within range of a cell tower or access point. However, wireless signals can be interrupted by interference.
- Mobile communication involves transmission of data to/from handheld devices, with at least one being mobile. It uses wireless networks for mobility as users move around.
5G will be the next generation of wireless technology that will provide faster and more user-friendly communication. It will use a converged system integrating multiple access technologies. 5G will use a flat IP architecture, nanotechnology, and cloud computing. The network will consist of a radio access network connecting users to the core network. 5G aims to provide true wireless broadband access to support applications requiring low latency. It will allow different radio access networks to evolve independently of the core network. Nanotechnology will make 5G equipment smaller and more secure while cloud computing will store and manage data over the internet. The 5G network architecture is expected to change how people live and work by providing ubiquitous high-speed connectivity.
Internet Engineering Task Force contribute to the engineering and evolution of Internet technologies
forum for the betterment of future protocols, standards and products
basic technical standards for Internet protocols are set and maintained standardize all the protocol layers in between, from IP itself up to general applications like email and HTTP.
CR technology is based on the fact that the licensed systems (also named primary systems PS) are not always using their spectrum bands; CR brings new radio types—cognitive radios—that should firstly, identify the existing spectrum holes, and secondly, utilize them according to an access
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Solutions and Protocolos for Vehicles Accident Notifications Using IoT
1. Solutions and Protocols for Vehicles
Accidents Notifications using IoT
A Survey
Mastery Program in
Telecommunication Engineering |By: Diego Jeldu Cuba Zuniga
2. Structure
I. Introduction.
II. Solutions used for notifying alert messages.
a) Ad-hoc Networks (VANETS).
Architecture.
Routing Protocols.
Applications.
Objectives and Challenges.
b) M2M communications.
Architecture.
Protocols.
Objectives and Challenges.
III. Related Works.
IV. Discussions and Open Issues.
V. Conclusion.
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3. Structure
I. Introduction.
II. Solutions used for notifying alert messages.
a) Ad-hoc Networks (VANETS).
Architecture.
Routing Protocols.
Applications.
Objectives and Challenges.
b) M2M communications.
Architecture.
Protocols.
Objectives and Challenges.
III. Related Works.
IV. Discussions and Open Issues.
V. Conclusion.
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5. Introduction
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IoT + Mobile Networks
Facilitate communications, both
play a very important
Objectives:
- Look for an efficient solution in order
to reduce and prevent accidents
- Encourage for developing a future
solution that covers all the topics
discussed in this work.
6. Structure
I. Introduction.
II. Solutions used for notifying alert messages.
a) Ad-hoc Networks (VANETS).
Architecture.
Routing Protocols.
Applications.
Objectives and Challenges.
b) M2M communications.
Architecture.
Protocols.
Objectives and Challenges.
III. Related Works.
IV. Discussions and Open Issues.
V. Conclusion.
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9. Objectives and Challenges
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Mobility.
Security and Privacy.
Quality in Service Delivery.
Standardization.
Data administration and Storage.
Improvement in Routing Protocols.
11. M2M Protocols
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CoAP (Constrained Application Protocol)
MQTT (Message Queuing Transport Protocol)
XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence
Protocol)
12. Objectives and Challenges
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Security.
Ultra-Scalable Connectivity.
Massive Concurrent Data Transmission.
Coexistence of M2M and legacy systems.
Spectrum Management.
Quality of Service.
13. Structure
I. Introduction.
II. Solutions used for notifying alert messages.
a) Ad-hoc Networks (VANETS).
Architecture.
Routing Protocols.
Applications.
Objectives and Challenges.
b) M2M communications.
Architecture.
Protocols.
Objectives and Challenges.
III. Related Works.
IV. Discussions and Open Issues.
V. Conclusion.
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14. Related Works
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[40] An integration of wave and LTE wireless transmission
in vehicle networks for safety and non-safety messages
dissemination.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[40]
• LTE + 802.11p.
• Collaborative
work.
• Fast Safety
message delivery
• Broadcasting and
rapid difussion.
• Broad coverage.
• More practical WLLs
transmissions.
• LTE deficiences in
terms of security.
• Messages which
not use LTE have
packets loss around
300 m
15. Related Works
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[41] A multiple vehicle sensing approach
for collision avoidance in progressively deployed vehicle
networks.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[41]
• Capable to
detects Kinematic
of vehicles.
• Use DSRC*
Communications.
• Contribute to
evasion of collisions.
• Reach its objective
although is not
equipped with DSRC
comm.
• Programmable and
editable solution.
• Reduce loss of info
due to Cluster head
redundancy.
• The solution is
aimed to
Autonomous
vehicles which has
radar,lidar and
other sense
environment
characteristics
16. Related Works
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[42] SDN enabled 5G-VANET: Adaptive vehicle
clustering and beamformed transmission for aggregated
traffic.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[42]
• SDN + VANET +
5G.
• Grouping o
vehicles.
• Dedicated
Beamforming.
• Improved
communication
quality.
• Simplify the network
access control and
decision making.
• none identified
17. Related Works
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[43] Automatic road accident detection
techniques: A brief survey.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[43]
• Review automatic road
accident notification techniques.
• Ad-hoc networks analysis.
• Applications based solution.
• GSM-GPS M2M solutions.
• VANET are considered more efficient
because fulfills
its objective even in areas without mobile
coverage.
• Latency at delivering the
messages through the VANET network
in case of not coverage.
• Application based solutions may
give a false positive at a sensing
process giving false alarm.
18. Related Works
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[44] Experimentation of v2x communication
in real environment for road alert information sharing system.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[44]
• Evaluation
performance V2X
communication.
• Demonstrates de
feasibility of establish
a functional system.
• Give relevant info
how communication
are affected.
• The simulation
were carried out in
an ideal
environment.
• The environment
was free of RF
interference.
19. Related Works
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[45] Community-aware data propagation with small world
feature for internet of vehicles.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[45]
• Data propagation
with cooperation of
smartphones and
vehicles
• The delivery time is
reduced.
• Long-distance
transmission feature.
• Ad-hoc coverage is
extensive.
• Energy
consumption of
smartphones.
20. Related Works
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[46] A distributed position-based protocol for emergency
messages broadcasting in vehicular ad hoc networks.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[46]
• Look for information about
neighboring vehicles.
• Oriented to transmit messages
according to demand and interest.
• There is no unnecessary channel
overhead.
• The data collection process could be
performed from far distance.
• There is more time to react against an
alert notification.
• There is a customizable broadcast
distance "r" parameter according with
urgency of the situation.
• This method does not offers,
neither gives assurance that the
delivery will be performed correctly.
• The possibility of forwarding is up
to the drivers.
• It must have been speciied what
types of messages does not require an
evaluation for being sent.
21. Related Works
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[47] An IoT enabled real-time communication
and location tracking system for vehicular emergency.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[47]
• GPS-GSM based
system.
• Cameras
Equipped.
• Works over UMTS
mobile network
• Reach its objective
with help of the
mobile network but
needs to improve
another processes.
• Not effective
facing situations
with a lack of
mobile coverage.
• Not negotiate
with Internet for
updating its
database.
• Transmit images
by this
infrastructure,
causes
a greater delay.
22. Related Works
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[50] Performance evaluation
of M2M protocols over cellular networks in a lab environment.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[50]
• Three M2M protocol comparison
(CoAP, MQTT, OPC-UA).
• Cellular Network Emulator.
• Among the 3 protocols, it is verified that
OPC-UA is the protocol that best solves the
data transfer.
• It is concluded that TCP-based protocols
have better performance thanks to its
characteristic "windowing".
• OPC UA has the shortest transmission
time, however it is the one with the highest
overhead.
• The transmission times of MQTT and
OPC-UA had a constant performance on the
LTE network.
• The implementation of data was not
conditioned for broadcasts of large
Payloads.
23. Related Works
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[51] A real time vehicle collision detecting and
reporting system based on internet of things technology.
ARTICLE CHARACTERISTICS PROS CONS
[51]
• TCP and MEMs based notification
system.
• The solution meets the objectives of
notifying the emergency.
• The protocol used CoAP offers low header
size which means a lower overhead.
•Thanks to the use of UDP is lighter and
also fulfills all the features that HTTP can
offers.
• Zig-bee transport protocol has a
very limited scope.
• Zig-bee does not have an strong
security protocol.
24. Structure
I. Introduction.
II. Solutions used for notifying alert messages.
a) Ad-hoc Networks (VANETS).
Architecture.
Routing Protocols.
Applications.
Objectives and Challenges.
b) M2M communications.
Architecture.
Protocols.
Objectives and Challenges.
III. Related Works.
IV. Discussions and Open Issues.
V. Conclusion.
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25. Conclusion
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-Proposals in VANET were related to improve the efficiency
-Works focused in latency reduction, collective cooperation, reduction of overhead
- CoAP result the more lighter thanks to it is based on UDP.
-Consider work mobile network technology and DSRC.
- Include people's smartphones for long-data transmissions
and include artificial and autonomic intelligence in the messages routing.
- SDN and SOA technology will help to develop new solutions .