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Home > Eventos > 2012 > Bounds on QoS-Constrained Energy Savings in Cellular Access Networks with Sleep Modes
Bounds on QoS-Constrained Energy Savings in Cellular Access Networks with Sleep Modes
24 January 2012 - 12:30pm
Ponente(s): 
Dr. Gianluca Rizzo, Investigador Titular, Institute IMDEA Networks
Lugar: 

Aula 4.1.F03, Edificio Torres Quevedo, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Avda. Universidad, 30, 28911 Leganes – Madrid

Organización: 
NETCOM Research Group (Telematics Department, University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain); Institute IMDEA Networks (Madrid, Spain)

Sleep modes are emerging as a promising technique for energy-efficient networking: by adequately putting to sleep and waking up network resources according to traffic demands, proportionality between energy consumption and network utilization can be approached, with important reductions in energy consumption. Previous studies have investigated and evaluated sleep modes for wireless access networks, computing variable percentages of energy savings. In this paper we characterize the maximum energy saving that can be achieved in a cellular wireless access network under a given performance constraint. In particular, our approach allows the derivation of realistic estimates of the energy-optimal density of base stations corresponding to a given user density, under a fixed performance constraint. Our results allow different proposals to be measured against the maximum theoretically achievable improvement. We show, through numerical evaluation and simulation, the possible energy savings in today's networks, and we further demonstrate that even with the development of highly energy-efficient hardware, a holistic approach incorporating system level techniques is essential to achieving maximum energy efficiency.
The paper is available through this link: http://www.itc23.com/technical-program/#S1569438881

El evento se impartirá en inglés