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We consider the problem of efficiently “emptying” a wireless sensor network that has accumulated a large amount of data at its nodes and seeks to relay them to designated gateways so as to maximize a concave function of achievable transmission rates. Transmissions are subject to physical communication constraints, interference constraints, and fairness constraints. We adopt a framework where transmissions...
The optimization of the relaying topology in multihop cellular network should provide the answer to the question who is transmitting to whom, and when, in such a way to insure the best system performance. In the case of temporally and spatially varying traffic distribution the optimal topology will also vary in time and an efficient way for topology reconfiguration is needed in order to maximize the...
The optimization of the relaying topology in multihop cellular network should provide the answer to the question who is transmitting to whom, and when, in such a way to insure the best system performance. In the case of temporally and spatially varying traffic distribution the optimal topology will also vary in time and an efficient way for topology control is needed in order to maximize the system...
One way to reduce the intercell interference in cellular networks is not to transmit strong signals from the cell borders towards the access points directly but rather to relay such transmissions to other users or relays within the cell by using much lower signal levels. This will produce much less interference in adjacent cells. For this reason, we present an intercell interference aware (IIA) network...
The WiMAX mesh networks based on IEEE 802.16 standard is a key topology for the next generation wireless networking. However, interferences from transmission of the neighboring nodes within the mesh networks are inevitable. Cross-layer design for tree-type routing and level-based centralized scheduling is proposed as the optimization strategy. The cross-layer design here is relying on the routing...
Efficient operation of wireless networks requires distributed routing and scheduling algorithms that take into account interference constraints. Recently, a few algorithms for networks with primary- or secondary-interference constraints have been developed. Due to their distributed operation, these algorithms can achieve only a guaranteed fraction of the maximum possible throughput. It was also recently...
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