The Organic Mobile Communication for Future Internet

Organic mobile communication (OMC), in this paper, is defined by mobile communication (MC) system operating organically as a body. As the smart phones like the I-phones are popularized, the internet services are more and more intelligent and diversified. The internet traffic is also expected to increase explosively, with lots of variation. Considering these future internet environment, MC is expected to play a key role in future internet. Therefore, future MC needs to have more and more capabilities in capacity, function, etc. Especially, considering the traffic requirements and the limited radio resource, the flexible operation of MC is more and more important. The OMC is an alternative to meet these requirements. In this paper, the architecture of the OMC is analyzed with the service requirements from the system design point of view. The OMC consists of handset, base station (BS) and core network (CN), as does the present MC. However, the routing in the air is quite different. In the OMC, all such wireless equipments as handsets and BS's are regarded as nodes, of which states are ABLE or UNABLE. The routes among nodes are constituted by the ABLE nodes and are changed dynamically. An optimal route between two nodes is determined with aids of the radio routing agent (RRA) of CN. With the OMC, we can increase the system capacity significantly and thus satisfy the future internet requirements.