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QoS Considerations on the Third Generation (3G) Wireless Systems
Buffalo, New York April 27-April 29
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Shaw-Kung Jong, Stevens Institute of Technology
Belka Kraimeche, Stevens Institute of Technology
A traffic management strategy better than the Best-Effort service delivery approach is needed in 3G wireless networks to meet demands from users who are accustomed to landline applications. Such strategy must support Quality of Service (QoS) in order to accommodate demands from a diverse group of users.One of the major promises of 3G system proposals is the ability to offer end user wireless QoS services. It is thus necessary to extend existing wireline QoS models to the wireless environment with special considerations for the mobile packet data services. We identify unique challenges in the wireless systems that are different from their wireline counterparts and propose solutions to meet customers' QoS demands.
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Shaw-Kung Jong, Belka Kraimeche, "QoS Considerations on the Third Generation (3G) Wireless Systems," aiworc, pp.249, Academia/Industry Working Conference on Research Challenges (AIWORC'00), 2000
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