Call admission control schemes: A review - IEEE Communications Magazine Page 1
ABSTRACT Over the last few years, a substantial number of call admission control (CAC) …

Providing performance guarantees is one of the most important issues for future
telecommunication networks. This book describes theoretical developments in performance …

This paper provides a bibliographical guide to researchers and tra c engineers who are
interested in self-similar tra c modeling and analysis. It lists some of the most recent network …

There is much experimental evidence that network traffic processes exhibit ubiquitous
properties of self-similarity and long-range dependence, ie, of correlations over a wide …

The authors examine the transport and storage of video compressed with a variable bit rate
(VBR). They focus primarily on networked video, although they also briefly consider other …

Internet applications and users have very diverse quality of service expectations, making the
same-service-to-all model of the current Internet inadequate and limiting. There is a …

In networks that support quality of service, an admission control algorithm determines
whether or not a new traffic flow can be admitted to the network such that all users will …

There has been a growing concern about the potential impact of long-term correlations
(second-order statistic) in variable-bit-rate (VBR) video traffic on ATM buffer dimensioning …

The authors explore the influence of long-range dependence in broadband traffic
engineering. The classification of stochastic processes {X/sub t/} into those with short or long …

Traffic from video services is expected to be a substantial portion of the traffic carried by
emerging broadband integrated networks. For variable bit rate (VBR) coded video, statistical …