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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 26, 2008
Filed:
Jun. 08, 2005
José Diaz Cervera, Valencia, ES;
Rolf Sigle, Remshalden, DE;
José Diaz Cervera, Valencia, ES;
Rolf Sigle, Remshalden, DE;
Alcatel, Paris, FR;
Abstract
Data transmission between a mobile client () and a cellular network () can be performed via an ad-hoc network () extension of the cellular network and a mobile relay (). To reduce the overhead induced by the ad-hoc network () extension and still reap the benefits of extending the cellular network () by the ad-hoc network () it is suggested that a first part of the data that are transmitted from the mobile client () towards the cellular network () are transmitted directly via the air interface () and a second part of the data that are transmitted from the mobile client () towards the cellular network () are transmitted via the ad-hoc network () and the mobile relay (). Alternatively or additionally it is suggested that a first part of the data that are transmitted from the cellular network () towards the mobile client () are transmitted directly via the air interface () and a second part of the data that are transmitted from the cellular network () towards the mobile client () are transmitted via the mobile relay () and the ad-hoc network ().