5G流量分流:L-LTE或Wi-Fi

Ibrahim Elgendi, K. Munasinghe, A. Jamalipour
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为了应对不断增长的移动数据流量,研究人员目前正在研究在未经许可的蜂窝频段上传输数据的流量分流技术。目前的卸载方案是基于将数据卸载到Wi-Fi,而不管Wi-Fi是否有足够的吞吐量。然而,我们提出了一种新的基于剩余吞吐量方案(RTS)的Wi-Fi选择卸载技术。在我们提出的RTS技术中,数据从未经许可的长期演进(U-LTE)网络(如Pico/Femto蜂窝或可编程基站(PBSs))卸载到Wi-Fi接入点。此外,我们提出了基于距离的传输(DT)和基于速度的传输(ST)方案,将用户从PBS转移到Wi-Fi或授权LTE (L-LTE)基站(BSs),其中传输过程分别依赖于用户的距离和速度。本文讨论了以下三个与促进这种转移有关的重要问题:选择哪个Wi-Fi接入点(AP)来转移用户,哪些U-LTE用户应该转移到Wi-Fi,哪些U-LTE用户应该转移到L-LTE。根据所提出的分析评估,使用RTS、DT和ST方案将提高网络性能。
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Traffic offloading for 5G: L-LTE or Wi-Fi
To cope with increasing mobile data traffic, researchers are currently working on traffic offloading techniques for delivering data over unlicensed cellular bands. Current offloading schemes based on offloading data to Wi-Fi regardless Wi-Fi has sufficient throughput or not. Though, we propose a novel offloading technique based on the Remaining Throughput Scheme (RTS) for Wi-Fi selection. In our proposed RTS technique, data is offloaded from the Unlicensed Long-Term Evolution (U-LTE) network such as Pico/Femto cells or Programmable Base Stations (PBSs) to Wi-Fi Access Points. Further, we propose Distance-based Transfer (DT) and Speed-based Transfer (ST) schemes to transfer users from PBS to Wi-Fi or Licensed LTE (L-LTE) Base Stations (BSs), where the transfer process relies on distance and speed of users, respectively. In this paper, the following three important issues relating to facilitating this transfer are addressed: which Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) should be selected to transfer users, which U-LTE users should be transferred to Wi-Fi, and which U-LTE users should be transferred to L-LTE. Network performance will increase by using RTS, DT and ST schemes as per the analytical evaluations presented.
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