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In LTE networks, self-organizing and self-management become more and more important. So 3GPP defined SON (Self Organizing Networks) in the standards. On the other hand, P2P (Peer to Peer) technologies improved in self-organizing and self management areas for a long period. Many classic and useful algorithms generated for various applications. What kind of P2P technologies can be used for LTE SON,...
Future Long Term Evolution (LTE) Radio Access Network (RAN) will benefit from a significant degree of self-organization. Autonomic Load Balancing (ALB) is considered as an important self-organizing function in LTE RAN. In this work, distributed ALB is achieved by Autonomic Network Management (ANM). Load conditions of eNBs (E-UTRAN NodeB) can be detected. Sizes and shapes of cellular coverage can be...
Future LTE RAN will benefit from a significant degree of self-organization. Autonomic Load Balancing (ALB) is considered as an important function of self-organization for LTE RAN. A novel distributed method to achieve ALB for LTE RAN, AFWBM (Autonomic Flowing Water Balancing Method), is presented, which works by AFWBM module. The eNBs with AFWBM modules can detect their load conditions depending on...
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