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  • ISBN-13: 9780852967560
  • Publisher: Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
  • Publication date: 1/28/2003
  • Series: Iee Conference Proceedings Ser.
  • Pages: 500

Table of Contents

The economic impact of malicious code in wireless mobile networks 1
Conformance and security challenges for personal communication in the reconfigurable era 7
Towards a policy based framework for mobile agent authorisation in mobile systems 13
Personal distributed environment - securing the dynamic service platforms beyond 3G 18
Novel M-commerce security protocol for 3rd generation mobile networks 23
Radio planning and optimisation - the challenge ahead 28
A novel code planning approach for a WCDMA network 31
Indoor FDD multi-operator deployment 37
Automatic optimisation for UMTS indoor coverage using distributed antenna systems 42
Two-dwell code acquisition techniques by advanced spatio-temporal antennas for the radio access of 3G mobile communications 48
Smart antennas in handsets for improving 3G performance 53
Utility based distributed geographic load balancing in mobile cellular networks 58
Comparison of space-time architecture performance for UMTS under time-varying rayleigh fading channel 63
Messaging in a 3G world 68
Performance evaluation of MPEG-4 video telephony over UMTS 73
Evolution to 3G services: provision of 3G services over GERAN (GSM/EDGE radio access network) 78
Performance of scaleable resource allocation using load prediction schemes for different traffic scenarios 83
Load based radio resource management for UMTS picocells 88
Optimising RRM algorithms via simulations 93
Performance analysis of antenna sectorisations in cell breathing 98
Performance evaluation of dynamic data rate adaptation on the UMTS dedicated channel 104
Dynamic multi-user software downloads for terminal reconfiguration in 3G networks 109
Software reconfigurability - algorithm level approach 114
Network based reconfiguration support services for software radio terminals 119
Software defined baseboard processing for 3G base stations 123
MBMS service provision and its challenges 128
Is emulation enough? 134
Priorities and overload control in OSA 139
Services and applications shared between endpoint and network. Technical and business-implications 144
An investigation of WCDMA inter-operator adjacent channel interference 149
Enhancing 3G performance through field trials 156
Making 3G work 160
Performance analysis of in-building FDD deployment using measured data 167
Challenges and trends in 3G devices 173
Receiver architectures for CDMA2000 1xEV-DV mobile terminals including phase compensated filtering 178
The effect of channel estimation errors on rake reciever performance in WCDMA systems 183
On the performance of channel data rate detection algorithms in WCDMA recievers 188
An architectural framework for a 'carrier class mobile internet' 194
Improving hard handover in HBR IP micro mobility access networks employing tree-based topologies 200
Integrated mobile IP and SIP approach for advanced location management 205
A seamless mobile VPN data solution for UMTS and WLAN users 210
Strategy and performance of a UMTS - GSM handover 217
Intelligent algorithms for system capacity optimization of UMTS FDD networks 222
Joint performance of cell selection/reselection and soft handover in the downlink direction of 3G WCDMA systems 227
Cell assignment management scheme in hierarchical cell structure 232
Efficient cost function evaluation for WCDMA network optimisation 239
Evolution of the UTRAN architecture 244
Exploiting ad hoc meshes in IP based access networks 249
Performance evaluation of a SIP based presence and instant messaging service for UMTS 254
Combining W-ISP and cellular interworking models for WLAN 259
Web traffic performance in wireless LAN hot spots 264
On the coexistence of bluetooth and IEEE 802.11 technologies in real networking environments 269
Mobile bluetooth networking: technical considerations and applications 274
A novel single base station mobile location algorithm: description and validation using a deterministic propagation model 277
A research project of interactive services in technologies for mixed broadcasting, navigation and mobile communication 282
Non-intrusive preceptual quality measurement for quality assurance in NGN and 3G networks 285
HCR TDD a macro-cellular technology for data services 291
WCDMA scenarios for the 2.5GHz IMT-2000 extension band supporting asymmetric frequency allocations 294
The path to beyond 3G systems: strategic and technological challenges 299
Ultra Wide Band (UWB) compatibility with IMT-2000: time for a transform or noisy neighbours 304
Predicting and optimising downlink capacity in a UMTS network 309
Capacity effects of the WCDMA 2.5 GHz DL due to UE-UE interference 314
Congestion control of circuit switched services in 3rd generation radio access networks using time window based pre-emptive algorithms 319
Static analysis of inter-system handover 323
A novel technique for high speed uplink data transmission in 3G systems 328
New multiplexer for future wireless communication channels 333
System level performance of WCDMA with radio over fibre access network 338
Design considerations for high-data-rate UMTS FDD user equipment 343
Exploiting emerging tools in short range wireless technologies 348
Future service capabilities offered by the 3GPP system 354
Trusted transactions in a mobile environment 359
Dynamic channel allocation (DCA) initiation analysis in a UTRAöTDD system 364
Intra- and inter-cell interference mitigation algorithms for high-speed downlink packet access in UTRA-TDD 369
Efficient implementation of space time coding for broadband wireless communications 374
Enhanced radio bearers for real time video communications over GERAN 379
Orange UK WCDMA field trials overview 384
Using of space-time coding anti-interference techniques to improve system capacity 390
Percieved speech quality driven retransmission mechanism for wireless VoIP 395
Performance estimations of mobile terminal location with database correlation in UMTS networks 400
Adaptive voice over IP network with selective dropping mechanism 404
Novel GPRS Simulator for testing MAC protocols 409
Alarm management and it's evolution to 3G 413
The effect of mobile agents in managing network systems 418
Traffic and load modelling of an IP mobile network 423
On the performance of opportunistic beamforming 428
Analysis of the OSS DFT/IFT protocol - a proposed MAC solution for UTRA systems 432
Miniature antennas with low proximity effects and filter response characteristics for bluetooth and 3G applications 437
3G Reference design for compact flash and PCMCIA formats 441
Pilot-symbol-aided 16QAM with selection diversity over frequency-selective rayleigh fading channels 446
An adaptive multiuser detector for MC-CDMA systems in frequency selective multipath fading channels 451
Stepped and tapered-stepped constructions of a monopole antenna for handset mobile telephones 456
Investigation of high-resolution DOA estimation algorithms for optimal performance of smart antenna systems 460
On adaptive reduced complexity soft output equalisation for EDGE 465
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