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Este trabalho apresenta um novo esquema de atribuição de canal para sistemas de comunicação móvel baseados em satélite de órbita terrestre baixa (LEO), no qual qualquer chamada recém-gerada receberá primeiro um canal ótimo e não será mais reatribuída mesmo quando cruzar a fronteira do célula. Assim, a distância compacta de reutilização pode ser mantida e nenhuma falha de transferência ocorrerá devido à indisponibilidade do canal. Além disso, pode ser fornecido um serviço de alta qualidade que garante processos de transferência bem-sucedidos. O desempenho da estratégia proposta é analisado e comparado com o desempenho do esquema de atribuição de canal fixo (FCA) e esquemas de atribuição de canal dinâmico.
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Chia-Sheng TSAI, Szu-Lin SU, "A Channel Assignment Strategy without Handoff Failure for Low Earth-Orbit Satellite Communication Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 9, pp. 2644-2655, September 2001, doi: .
Abstract: This work presents a novel channel assignment scheme for low earth-orbit (LEO) satellite-based mobile communication systems, in which any newly generated call will first be assigned an optimum channel and will no longer be reassigned even when it crosses the boundary of the cell. Thus, the compact reuse distance can be maintained and no handoff failure will occur owing to channel unavailability. Furthermore, a high quality service which guarantees successful handoff processes can be provided. The performance of the proposed strategy is analyzed and compared with the performances of the fixed channel assignment (FCA) scheme and dynamic channel assignment schemes.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e84-b_9_2644/_p
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