Presentation 2010-02-05
Improving the communication rate of the cellar phone service at the time of disaster
Megumi ANDO, Masatoshi KAWARASAKI,
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Abstract(in English) In the current telephone systems, at the case of natural disaster, a large amount of calls concentrate on disaster area to make a network congested. To avoid such congestion, telephone calls to and from disaster area are restricted thus makes telephone service almost be paralyzed. We explore the overload control of the next generation cellar phone system, namely LTE system, which improves telephone call throughput at the time of disaster. In the LTE system, as telephone traffic is carried by packet-switched network, communication capacity is expected to expand than current circuit-switched network. The overload characteristics of LTE system is studied by a simulation and, based on its result, a suitable overload control methods are proposed and evaluated.
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Keyword(in English) congestion / disaster / 3.9^ generation cellar-phone system (LTE) / network control
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Title (in English) Improving the communication rate of the cellar phone service at the time of disaster
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Keyword(1) congestion
Keyword(2) disaster
Keyword(3) 3.9^ generation cellar-phone system (LTE)
Keyword(4) network control
1st Author's Name Megumi ANDO
1st Author's Affiliation School of Library and Information Science, University of Tsukuba()
2nd Author's Name Masatoshi KAWARASAKI
2nd Author's Affiliation Graduate School of Library, Information and Media Studies, University of Tsukuba
Date 2010-02-05
Paper # IN2009-138
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 411
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 5
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