Title | An Improved Cooperative Cell Outage Detection in Self-Healing Het Nets Using Optimal Cooperative Range |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 2019 |
Authors | Broomandi, Fateme, Ghasemi, Abdorasoul |
Conference Name | 2019 27th Iranian Conference on Electrical Engineering (ICEE) |
Keywords | anomaly detection, Cell Outage Detection, composability, Computer architecture, Cooperation Range, cooperative COD, cooperative communication, detection accuracy maximization, detection delay, Fading, fault detection, fault diagnosis, FBS, femtobase stations, femtocellular radio, heterogeneous networks, Heuristic algorithms, improved cooperative cell outage detection, macrobase station, MBS, Microprocessors, network parameters, noise power, optimal cooperative range, optimisation, path-loss exponent, pubcrawl, Rayleigh channels, resilience, Resiliency, self-healing, self-healing het nets, self-healing networks, Shadow mapping, shadowing fading factor, telecommunication network reliability, transmission power, wireless communications |
Abstract | Heterogeneous Networks (Het Nets) are introduced to fulfill the increasing demands of wireless communications. To be manageable, it is expected that these networks are self-organized and in particular, self-healing to detect and relief faults autonomously. In the Cooperative Cell Outage Detection (COD), the Macro-Base Station (MBS) and a group of Femto-Base Stations (FBSs) in a specific range are cooperatively communicating to find out if each FBS is working properly or not. In this paper, we discuss the impacts of the cooperation range on the detection delay and accuracy and then conclude that there is an optimal amount for cooperation range which maximizes detection accuracy. We then derive the optimal cooperative range that improves the detection accuracy by using network parameters such as FBS's transmission power, noise power, shadowing fading factor, and path-loss exponent and investigate the impacts of these parameters on the optimal cooperative range. The simulation results show the optimal cooperative range that we proposed maximizes the detection accuracy. |
DOI | 10.1109/IranianCEE.2019.8786558 |
Citation Key | broomandi_improved_2019 |