A dynamic strategy for packet scheduling and bandwidth allocation based on channel quality in IEEE 802.16e OFDMA system
Because the bandwidth usage of broadband wireless access networks is limited, a crucial goal in this field is to improve the system throughput and provisioning of QoS by supporting multiple users based on limited bandwidth resources. This study proposes a two-stage mechanism, called PSBA, to process the operations of packet scheduling and bandwidth allocation based on channel quality information. The proposed approach is adaptive for dynamic channel conditions to improve system throughput and to reduce packet delay in mobile WiMAX. The service flow simulations in the IEEE 802.16e system indicate that PSBA achieved a lower delay time and a higher throughput among multiple users. For the purpose of performance evaluation, a Markov chain with bulk service was built to analyze the WiMAX Point-to-Multipoint (PMP) network based on channel quality by using the bandwidth request message (BW-REQ).
packet scheduling ieee 802.16e wimax pmp adaptive bandwidth allocation bw-req