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A comprehensive mobility management solution for handling peak load in cellular network scenarios

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First responders are suffering from insufficient information about the incident during alerting and operations at the scene itself. Particularly at major incident operations detailed and up-to-date multimedia information are indispensable and have to be provided as fast and reliable as possible to the rescue forces. Thus, challenging requirements on the mobile communication system like traffic prioritization, seamless handover and everywhere connectivity arise from this use case.
In this paper we present a holistic approach for a suitable heterogeneous communication architecture considering the complete mobility management process that consists of mobility modeling, handover trigger algorithms and IP-based handover protocols applied on a big public event at a stadium.

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        MobiWac '08: Proceedings of the 6th ACM international symposium on Mobility management and wireless access
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        ISBN:9781605580555
        DOI:10.1145/1454659
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