Scheduling structure to achieve inter-layer optimisation in wireless IP networks

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An inter-layer scheduling structure that achieves a coupling between the IP and data link layer is proposed. Based upon the QoS requirements from the network layer and the available resources at link layer the optimal bearer is selected. The combination of information from different layers in the protocol stack allows for a more optimised and accurate control of the traffic flows with different QoS requirements.

Inspec keywords: transport protocols; telecommunication traffic; queueing theory; scheduling; quality of service; forward error correction; packet radio networks; automatic repeat request

Other keywords: FEC; resource allocation; priority queuing; QoS requirements; wireless IP networks; inter-layer optimisation; IP layer; network layer; forward error correction; weighted fair queuing; hybrid ARQ scheme; traffic flow control; data link layer; TCP; protocol stack; scheduling structure

Subjects: Protocols; Queueing systems; Radio links and equipment

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