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1. Outline Wireless Network Architecture
Introduction to Mobility management
Mobility Management for PLMN
Mobility Management for Mobile IP
Mobility Management for WATM
Mobility Management for Satellite Network
Mobility Management Issues
Reference
2. Wireless Network Architecture ITU has specified architecture and system standards for IMT-2000 that include
3. Wireless Network Architecture Hierarchical Cell Structure
4. Wireless Network Architecture
5. Wireless Network Architecture >The CSS also manage connection resource and provide mobility management control functions
Global Roaming
7. Wireless Network Architecture >Terminal mobility refers to the ability of the network to route calls to the MT regardless of its point of attachment to the network.
>Personal mobility is the ability of the user to access their personal services independent of the their attachment point
9. Wireless Network Architecture >Service provider portability allows the user and/or the MT to transcend mobile networks >>Require the coordination of a wide range of service providers, compatibility of mobile networks
Radio Spectrum(1995 by ITU)
10. Wireless Network Architecture
>60 MHz is reserved for satellite.
12. Introduction To Mobility Management Enable wireless networks to
13. Introduction To Mobility Management Location Management
14. Introduction To Mobility Management >Deterioration of the radio channel>> intra-cell handoff or inter-cell handoff
15. Mobility Management for PLMN Two available standards for location management
16. Mobility Management for PLMN
17. Mobility Management for PLMN Location registration procedures
19. Mobility Management for PLMN Call delivery procedures
20. Mobility Management for PLMN
22. Mobility Management for PLMN Location management research
24. Mobility Management for PLMN Handoff management
25. Mobility Management for PLMN Discussion
26. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Mobile IP >Allows a mobile node(MN) changes its attachm- ent point from one subnet to another without cha- nging its IP address
Operations of Mobile IP > Discovery: MN must be able to find agent>Registration: MN must register with the FA and inform its HA of its movement>Tunneling: HA must redirect datagrams to MN
28. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Discovery
29. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Registration
31. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Tunneling
33. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Handoff Management
35. Mobility Management for Mobile IP Discussion>Simultaneous Binding >>HA may send duplicate encapsulated datagrams to MN >>MN may invoke some process to remove the duplicate datagrams>Regionalized Registration >>How many FAs? >>Registration cost problem>Security >>Authentication
36. Mobility Management for WATM Focus on location and handoff management
Location Management
37. Mobility Management for WATM Handoff Management
38. Mobility Management for WATM Discussion
39. Mobility management for Satellite Networks The coverage area of a single satellite consists of small-sized cell , which are called spotbeam
Satellite location management>The satellite network environment bring more challenging problems because of the movement of satellite footprints
40. Mobility management for Satellite Networks Satellite handoff management
41. Mobility management for Satellite Networks Discussion
42. Mobility Management Issues Addressing and identification>Because of global roaming, the dynamic bindin- gs between an MT’s address and its identity will change frequently.
Database Issues>MT whose home network is the PLMN, but whose current visited network is WATM-based.
43. Mobility Management Issues Routing Issues>Different networks must be provide different connection information
Standardization>Japan,Europe,USA
44. Reference Joseph Ho, Wenye Wang “Mobility Management in Current and Future Communications Networks”, IEEE, 1998
Ian F.Akyildiz, Janise Mcnair “Mobility Management in Next Generation Wireless Systems” IEEE, 1999
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