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1. On optimal design of multitier wireless cellular systems
Ganz, A.; Krishna, C.M.; Tang, D.; Haas, Z.J.;
Communications Magazine, IEEE
Volume 35,  Issue 2,  Feb. 1997 Page(s):88 - 93
Abstract:

We present a general cell-design methodology for the optimal design of a multitier wireless cellular network. Multitier networks are useful when there are a multitude of traffic types with drastically different parameters and/or different requirements, such as different mobility parameters or quality-of-service requirements. In such situations, it may be cost-effective to build a multitude of cellular infrastructures, each serving a particular traffic type. The network resources (e.g., the radio channels) are then partitioned among the multitude of tiers. In general terms, we are interested in quantifying the cost reduction due to the multitier network design, as opposed to a single-tier network. Our study is motivated by the expected proliferation of personal communication services, which will serve different mobility platforms and support multimedia applications through a newly deployed infrastructure based on the multitier approach
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