Bolla R, Davoli F, Marchese M. Bandwidth allocation and admission control in ATM networks with service separation. IEEE Communication Magazine, 1997, 35(5): 130-137. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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Aggregates Bandwidth Allocation: Investigation of.. - Pitsillides, al. (2001) (Correct)
....exponential holding time distribution, and constant effective bandwidth. Note that a number of optimisation criteria can be incorporated to formulate a Multiobjective optimisation problem [31] that can also be hierarchically organised [32] Examples of multiobjective formulations include [33] and [34]. Note that most multiobjective functions are converted to single objective to reduce (considerably) the problem complexity. Also, game theoretic concepts may be used to deal with other issues, such as conflicting objectives, or introducing fairness into the VP allocations [35] 36] 37] For ....
R.Bolla, F.Davoli, M.Marchese, "Bandwidth allocation and admission control in ATM networks with service separation", IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 35, no. 5, pp. 130-137, May 1997.
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....abstraction to effect CAC. Finally, the approach has also been used to describe the subset of switch capacity allocated to a VP by means of what is called the contract region, where a contract region is effectively a partition of a schedulable region [Hyman94] A similar approach is followed in [Bolla97] The proposed solutions described above suffer from one major drawback, namely, determining the shape of the schedulable region. The shape of this region depends on the traffic characteristics of the sources. Two methods have been proposed to determine the schedulable region namely empirically, ....
Raffaele Bolla, Franco Davoli, and Mario Marchese. Bandwidth Allocation and Admission Control in ATM Networks with Service Separartion. IEEE Communictions Magazine, 35(5):130--137, May 1997. (p 139)
Call Admission Control Algorithms in ATM Networks: A.. - Rahin, Kara (1998) (2 citations) (Correct)
....allocated according to the nature and needs of the service classes. This way statistical multiplexing can be contained within each class and reasonable QoS performance guarantees can be provided to dioeerent service classes with widely varying performance requirements. A number of studies [33] 28][9] on resource management for ATM networks have adopted the service separation technique in various forms. Performance system models for both call and burst cell levels can be made around the service separation principle. Another parameter which has a profound eoeect on the performance analysis of ....
Bolla, R., Davoli, F. and Marchese, M., Bandwidth Allocation and Admission Control in ATM Networks with Service Separation, IEEE Communications Magazine, pp.130-137, May 1997.
Enhanced Convolution Approach for Connection.. - Marzo.. (1998) (Correct)
....by the traffic source. 2 BANDWIDTH ALLOCATION IN ATM NETWORKS 2. 1 Previous Work The exact evaluation of the possible connections onto a link, maximising the statistical multiplexing gain with guaranteed QOS, is a difficult aspect in ATM networks management (Castelli, 1991) Hui, 1988) (Bolla, 1997) and (Ohta, 1992) This is due to QOS parameters dependencies: assigned bandwidth and buffer size in a link. J. Hui proposed a multilevel congestion and control model mechanism in (Hui, 1988) This model defines three different levels: the cell (packet) burst and call level. Those levels are ....
Bolla, R. Davoli, F. and Marchese, M. (1997) Bandwidth Allocation and Admission Control in ATM Networks With Service Separation. IEEE Comunications Magazine. Vol 35 No. 5 130-137.
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Bolla R, Davoli F, Marchese M. Bandwidth allocation and admission control in ATM networks with service separation. IEEE Communication Magazine, 1997, 35(5): 130-137.
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R.Bolla, F.Davoli, M.Marchese, "Bandwidth allocation and admission control in ATM networks with service separation", IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 35, no. 5, pp. 130-137, May 1997.
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