Performance of wireless communication systems under various data traffic density distributions

This thesis is concerned with the performance analysis of mobile cellular systems under various distributions of portable users. The performance measure used is the average outage probability. Performance analysis is performed for macrocellular as well as microcellular systems, for different distributions of mobile users such as uniform, ring, and bell distribution. The outage probability is evaluated for systems with hexagonal, triangular, and square grid layouts. The effect of macroscopic diversity on system performance is also considered. Finally, computer simulations are used to verify the evaluated results.