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Methods and Apparatus for Software Defined Access (SDA) for Het Nets

Software Defined Access (“SDA”) is a network architecture for heterogeneous

networks that extends the concept of software defined networking for the core network

to mobile devices connected at the network edge. SDA integrates various data

networks available to mobile devices into a virtual network infrastructure and provides a

logical control path to mobile devices. The logical control path enables the SDA

architecture to dynamically configure mobile devices and the flows associated with

them. Moreover, SDA provides mechanisms to learn the unknown and time-varying

underlying network states as well as user preferences. This information is then used to

optimize network performance by adaptively configuring flow paths. The proposed SDA

architecture design is independent of network operators and underlying wireless

technologies.

Direct Link:

https://stevens.technologypublisher.com/tech/Methods_and_Apparatus_for_Softwa re_Defined_Access_(SDA)_for_Het_Nets

Stevens Tech ID:

FY15-010

Category(s):

Communications

Inventors:

Vidya Sagar

Rajarathnam Chandramouli

Koduvayur Subbalakshmi

Keywords:

For Information, Contact:

David Zimmerman

Director of Technology Commercialization

Stevens Institute of Technology

dzimmer3@stevens.edu

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