an adaptive fault-tolerant channel allocation strategy for cellular networks
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.
cellular network fault tolerance