RE: stds-80220-ch-models: Traffic modeling sub-group: Call for interested parties
Hi all,
I am definitely interested in assisting with this effort. I presented a
contribution on user data models at the March 802.20 meeting that may be of
interest to the group
(http://www.ieee802.org/20/Contribs/C802.20-03-13r1.pdf). Unfortunately, it
is not listed in the archived email message referred to below. There are
several papers cited on the slides of the contribution to indicate various
sources of information. Regarding modeling of specific applications, I think
that there are a number of good papers on modeling some dominant
applications, like HTTP, but prior work on modeling other potentially
relevant applications may be scarce. I guess we'll see what the group can
dig up. :)
-Vince
> -----Original Message-----
> From: shankar@research.att.com [mailto:shankar@research.att.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 8:21 AM
> To: stds-80220-ch-models@ieee.org
> Subject: stds-80220-ch-models: Traffic modeling sub-group: Call for
> interested parties
>
>
>
> Greetings,
>
> To start off the discussion on traffic models,
> let me ask for interested parties to please
> send a short message to me (shankar@research.att.com)
> or to this std-80220-ch-models e-mail reflector
> (you will need to first subscribe by going to ..
> http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/20/eSubscribe.htm#Archive_Access
> There is also an e-mail archive on the above
> site. The first message in the e-mail archive
> from Mark Klerer titled "Archive Setup and
> Contribution Allocation" identifies the
> contributions to date that have some relevant content
> on traffic models. Our discussions will take
> that into account. So please take a look.
>
> I would also like people to point out other
> relevant documents e.g. 3G standards, 802 standards,
> papers addressing the topic of standard traffic models.
> I believe that there is little work in the
> area of standard traffic models compared to, say,
> standard channel models. It would be good to
> find all the existing prior work.
>
> I believe that the objective of this
> subgroup is to produce a traffic model document
> which specifies statistical models for
> different user traffic types
> (e.g. Web, FTP, email, VoIP etc.) that are
> relevant to mobile broadband wireless systems.
> These models will typically be used in
> computer simulations.
>
> - N. K. Shankar
> Editor, 802.20 Traffic Model Subgroup
>
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