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Auction-based method for allocating bandwidth in combined SUPER-PON and WiMAX networks

  • Basma Ahmed,
  • Moustafa Fedawy,
  • Moustafa H. Aly,
  • Mohammad T. Haweel,
  • Mohammad A. Maher

摘要

Super-passive optical network (S-PON), which is projected as NG-EPON (Next Generation Ethernet PON) technology of latest generation, possesses abilities to provide the networking users with the most effective data transfer rates and the lowest broadcasting. Edge-cutting abrasion resistant cable connectivity networks are often found to take remarkable advantages of the blend of the developments involved in NG-EPON and WiMAX. According to this a technique high priority has to be ensured for quality of service needs of different traffic classes and advanced traffic management systems should implement sophisticated bandwidth allocation schemes. The consensus between the NG-EPON/WiMAX official Co-operatives, who have competing interests, is neglected in the current proposal to tackle the distribution of NG-EPON messes/WiMAX narrow-band’s capacity. This manuscript shows an interactive in NG-EPON S-DBA developed technique for combining purpose using key processes attention. This calculation method which is based on the sale cycle technique the OLT bids in order to post the minimal optical thread unit (OTU) transmission capacity price for flow circulation to end the bid from the highest bidder with lower OTU transmission capacity price. To mention a few boundary dimensions of administration such as throughput and delays; re-enactments show a vast disparity against fair sharing models by applying double general level plans like “restricted aid” which involves interleaved surveying of requests along with other time-effective techniques. Similar to other competitive procedures when using interactive algorithms like Stackelberg game or coalition game, the results are always the best. This will make the treatment of optical systems with increase in throughput almost 13.5% and decrease in time delay by 15% against solar-cell clustering algorithm as compared with regular semi-dynamic bandwidth allocation.