WiMAX System-Level Simulation for Application Performance Analysis

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WiMAX System-Level Simulation for Application Performance Analysis Krishna Ramadas Venturi Wireless kramadas@venturiwirelesscom Raj Jain Washington Univ in Saint Louis Saint Louis, MO 63130 Jain@wustledu http://wwwcsewustledu/~jain WiMAX AATG Interim Meeting, San Jose, December 14-15, 2006 Copyright 2004, 2005 WiMAX Forum WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only

Overview Goal System-Level Simulation Methodology Physical Layer Model Library Link-Level vs System-Level Models SLS Methodology: Table of Contents University Collaborations Cross-Team Relationship System-Level NS-2 Simulator NS-2 Software Architecture Document Features by NS-2 Releases WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 2

Goal Provide Quantitative Proof of WiMAX Superiority Carriers Need: Capacity Planning Performance Optimization Operational Guidelines Users Need: Operational Guidelines Vendors need: Performance impact of various features Develop a system level simulation methodology and simulation package for application performance analysis Consists of three related projects System Level Simulation Methodology Physical Layer Model Library System-Level NS-2 Simulator WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 3

System-Level Simulation Methodology Agreed upon by WiMAX Forum members Can be used by anyone to develop there own simulation Can be used with any modeling language: NS-2, OPNET, Specifies default parameter values, features, and methods Allows comparing performance results from different vendors Will be used in the WiMAX Forum s NS-2 Model Similar documents exist for 3GPP/3GPP2 WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 4

Physical Layer Model Library Detailed analysis of wireless channel Summary tables that can be used to accurately abstract PHY layer in system level models Will be used in WiMAX Forum NS-2 Model Can be used by others WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 5

Link-Level vs System-Level Models Link-Level: Goal: Study different signal transmission and reception schemes Single Link Single Cell Single Base Station Emphasis on PHY Some MAC Application Transport MAC PHY System-Level: Goals: Application Level Performance Multiple users Multi-Cells Multiple Base Stations Large # of subscribers Emphasis on All Layers => PHY abstraction Application Transport MAC PHY WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 6

System Simulation Approach Simulate multiple WiMAX cells Model different applications with different levels of penetration Simulate application traffic streams; use realistic traffic models Distribute user session randomly among the cells Utilize neighboring cell traffic to create interference in the center cell Abstract PHY to a table/graph mapping physical condition to Block Error Rate (BLER) WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 7

Topology for System Simulation Base Station Target cell [3GPP] WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 8

WiMAX System-Level Model Components Applications (VOIP, VoD, Remote Backup, ) Workload Characteristics, QoS Requirements Transport and IP Layers (TCP/UDP, IP, RTP, ) TCP/IP Parameters: MTU Size, Buffers, MAC Layer (ARQ, Burst Allocation, FEC, ) Interference from other systems, Physical Layer (Coding, Antenna, AAS, OFDM, ) Topography (Height, Cell size, Customer density, ) Abstraction WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 9

SLS Methodology: Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION 2 SYSTEM SIMULATION MODELLING 3 APPLICATION TRAFFIC MODELS 4 MAC LAYER MODELLING 5 PHY LAYER MODELLING ANNEX A: CHANNEL MODELS FOR SLS ANNEX B: EESM PHY ABSTRACTION ANNEX C: MIC PHY ABSTRACTION ANNEX D: MIM PHY ABSTRACTION ANNEX E: EESM GRAPHS ANNEX F: MODELING PUSC IN SLS ANNEX G: NS2 PROTOCOL LAYER MODULES WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 10

Application Traffic Models 31 INTERNET GAME TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 1) 32 VOIP TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 2) 32 VIDEO CONFERENCE TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 2) 33 PTT TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 2) 34 MUSIC/SPEECH TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 3) 35 VIDEO CLIP TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 3) 36 MOVIE STREAMING TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 3) 37 MBS TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 3) 38 IM TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 4) 39 WEB BROWSING (HTTP) TRAFFIC MODEL 310 EMAIL TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 4) 311 TELEMETRY TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 5) 312 FTP TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 5) 313 P2P TRAFFIC MODEL (CLASS 5) 314 VPN SERVICE 315 HTTP TRAFFIC MODEL [3GPP] 316 FTP TRAFFIC MODEL [3GPP] 317 NRTV (NEAR REAL TIME VIDEO) TRAFFIC MODEL [3GPP] 318 REFERENCES WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 11

University Collaborations Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI ): Developing the base NS2 simulation model Washington University in Saint Louis (WUSTL): Methodology, Scheduler, HARQ Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT): PHY abstractions, Link simulation outputs for system simulation Information and Communications University (ICU), Korea: Analyze WiBro/WiMAX for VoIP and selected TCP applications WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 12

NS-2 Software Architecture Document This document is intended to promote modularity of the simulator and to encourage collaborative development Defines building blocks for BS and SS/MS models Identifies important packet flows in the model, eg, for data packets, BW requests, UL/DL ARQ/H-ARQ, and CQICH Defines key APIs (eg, for scheduler and PHY abstraction model) to enable easy substitution WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 13

System-Level NS-2 Simulator Goal: Develop the NS-2 modules required for simulating different applications over a WiMAX network, and make them freely available to the public at large Purpose: Enable vendors, service providers and researchers to conduct extensive system level studies of WiMAX networks through simulations to promote mass deployment of such networks Approach: AATG is driving this effort by Consulting with universities (RPI, WUSTL, BUPT, ICU) Collaborating with WiMAX Forum members Why NS-2? NS-2 is extensively used by the networking research community NS-2 is open-source and is available for free download Many of the standard networking components and protocols are already available with NS-2 Timeline: Release 1 by 4Q, 2006, Release 2 by 2Q, 2007 WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 14

Features for NS-2 Simulator Release 1 Software Architecture Compliant Support for Multiple Cells (up to 19) Configuration Management Support Applications: VoIP, Web Browsing, FTP MAC: IP Convergence Sublayer (with PHS) Common Part Sublayer (Fragmentation & Packaging) Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) Basic Version Scheduler API, Reference Scheduler, Request/Grant Mechanism, Bandwidth Request Services: Best Effort, UGS, rtps, nrtps, ertps Single Carrier (SC) PHY Validation (Release 1) WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 15

Features for NS-2 Simulator Release 2 Applications: Streaming Video, Online Games MAC: ARQ Enhanced Version Connection Establishment & Termination Idle Mode, Sleep Mode Multicasting & Broadcasting Service (MBS) Mobility (Handoff and Mobile IP) PHY OFDMA PHY PHY Abstraction API Exponential Effective SIR Mapping (EESM) Channel Quality Indicator Channel (CQICH) Power Control and Hybrid ARQ (HARQ) MIMO Validation (Release 2) WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 16

Cross-Team Relationship NS2 SLS Requirements Methodology document NS2 Software Architecture PHY Abstractions NS2 Implementation WiMAX Forum Internal Use Only Slide 17