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Paris metro pricing for 5G HetNets

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Passas V., Miliotis V., Makris N., Korakis T., Tassiulas L.
Date
2016
Language
en
DOI
10.1109/GLOCOM.2016.7842123
Sujet
5G mobile communication systems
Heterogeneous networks
Rail motor cars
Traffic congestion
Cellular infrastructure
Congestion problem
Differentiated Services
Evaluation results
Mobility conditions
Multi-radio access
Performance metrics
Testbed experimentations
Costs
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Heterogeneous network access has been proposed as a solution for the continuously deteriorating congestion problem of cellular infrastructures. In this paper we focus on a multi- Radio Access Technology (RAT) environment and we provide a solution based on the Paris Metro Pricing (PMP) scheme, which was first applied in Paris metro. The concept of this pricing scheme was to provide differentiated service classes for customers who desired to avoid being congested, while maintaining the same wagons, characterized only by a different ticket price. The proposed solution extends the classic PMP policy by inducing dynamic prices formed by the congestion of each available technology. We investigate the performance of our dynamic PMP scheme taking into consideration a mobility model of the interested users. Through simulations and testbed experimentation we provide evaluation results on the average throughput, the acceptance capability of the incoming users and how these performance metrics are affected under different mobility conditions. © 2016 IEEE.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11615/77967
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