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Efficient Interference-Aware TDMA Link Scheduling for Static Wireless Networks

Overview This paper studies efficient link scheduling for a multihop wireless network to maximize its throughput. Efficient link scheduling can greatly reduce the interference effect of close-by transmissions. Unlike the previous studies that often assume a unit disk graph model, the paper assumes that different terminals could have different transmission ranges and different interference ranges. In the model, it is also possible that a communication link may not exist due to barriers or is not used by a predetermined routing protocol, while the transmission of a node always result interference to all non-intended receivers within its interference range. Using a mathematical formulation, the paper develops synchronized TDMA link scheduling that optimize the networking throughput.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Wireless Internet, Mobile - Wireless Communications, TDMA - CDMA

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