An adaptive fault-tolerant channel allocation strategy for cellular networks
Jong-Shin Chen, Yung‐Fa Huang · 2007
Efficient management of wireless channels is critical to cellular system performance. However, a cellular system often experiences variations in traffic or in link, e.g., base stations fail to deliver messages with each other, which will lessen the channel utilization and the traffic-carrying capacity. This study proposes an adaptive fault-tolerant strategy. This Strategy can solve the traffic-adaptation problem for variations in traffic. Given variations in link, strategies can tolerate base stations failed to communicate with others and effectively maintain the utilization of the system bandwidth.