@InProceedings{Din2007,
  author    = {George Din and Razvan Petre and Ina Kathrin Schieferdecker},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Global Communications Conference, 2007. {GLOBECOM} '07, Washington, DC, USA, 26-30 November 2007},
  title     = {A Workload Model for Benchmarking {IMS} Core Networks},
  doi       = {10.1109/GLOCOM.2007.498},
  pages     = {2623--2627},
  abstract  = {Performance benchmarking is a method to assess performance characteristics of various systems across different chip/system architectures under realistic conditions, to collect measurements such as success/fail rate, response times or round-trip delays and to identify problems for scalability or usability aspects under heavy load. In this paper, a benchmarking workload model for IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) is introduced. Our performance methodology is based on simulation of real world traffic conditions by defining a set of requirements which best characterize a population of UEs (user equipment).},
  file      = {:2007/Din2007 - A Workload Model for Benchmarking IMS Core Networks.pdf:PDF},
  keywords  = {IP networks;benchmark testing;multimedia communication;telecommunication traffic;IMS core network;IP multimedia subsystem;chip architecture;network traffic condition;performance benchmarking workload model;round-trip delay;system architecture;Benchmark testing;Communication system traffic control;Next generation networking;Protocols;Semiconductor device measurement;System testing;Telecommunication standards;Telecommunication traffic;Traffic control;Videoconference},
  type      = {conference},
  year      = {2007}
}