Handoff in mobile WiMAX: Forced handoff scheme with load balancing in mobile WiMAX networks
Shahab Hussain, Syed R. Zaidi, R. Dorsinville, M.A. Ali, Georgios Ellinas
Abstract
Shahab Hussain, Syed R. Zaidi, R. Dorsinville, M.A. Ali, Georgios Ellinas
Abstract
Mobile WiMAX is a rapidly growing broadband access technology based on IEEE 802.16 suite of standards. Supporting fast and seamless handover is a key requirement for the implementation of an efficient mobility framework in WiMAX systems. The IEEE 802.16 standard defines only the handover management framework but does not specify any specific handover techniques. Thus, devising efficient handover techniques and mechanism are of utmost importance. This paper proposes and devises an efficient forced handover technique in mobile WiMAX to improve performance and capacity handling of base station.
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Mobile WiMAX is a rapidly growing broadband access technology based on IEEE 802.16 suite of standards. Supporting fast and seamless handover is a key requirement for the implementation of an efficient mobility framework in WiMAX systems. The IEEE 802.16 standard defines only the handover management framework but does not specify any specific handover techniques. Thus, devising efficient handover techniques and mechanism are of utmost importance. This paper proposes and devises an efficient forced handover technique in mobile WiMAX to improve performance and capacity handling of base station.
Key concepts: Handover, WiMAX, Computer network, Computer science, IMT Advanced, Mobility management, Soft handover, Base station