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Experiences With Heterogeneous Wireless Networks, Unveiling the Challenges
Overview The integration of heterogeneous wireless networks is one of the most important features that are needed for the future deployment of new wireless technologies such as 4G mobile systems. However, the designers of these systems are also committed to using Internet Protocol (IP) as their core network infrastructure. Thus, support for vertical handover, location, and mobility management need to be provided within the IP framework. This paper looks at the development of a wireless testbed to study such issues.
| Publisher | University of Cambridge | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2006 | Downloads | 1 |
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