Telecommunications Network Design And Management represents the state-of-the-art of applying operations research techniques and solutions across a broad spectrum of telecommunications problems and implementation issues.The first three chapters of the book deal with the design of wireless networks, including UMTS and Ad-Hoc networks.Chapters 4-6 deal with the optimal design of telecommunications networks. Techniques used for network design range from genetic algorithms to combinatorial optimization heuristics.Chapters 7-10 analyze traffic flow in telecommunications networks, focusing on optimizing traffic load distribution and the scheduling of switches under multi-media streams and heavy traffic.Chapters 11-14 deal with telecommunications network management, examining bandwidth provisioning, admission control, queue management, dynamic routing, and feedback regulation in order to ensure that the network performance is optimized.Chapters 15-16 deal with the construction of topologies and allocation of bandwidth to ensure quality-of-service.

1 Modelling Feasible Network Configurations for UMTS.- 2 Omni-directional Cell Planning.- 3 Optimal Design of Wireless Ad-hoc Networks.- 4 Survivable Network Design: Routing of Flows and Slacks.- 5 Planning Self-healing Ring Capacity Under Demand Uncertainty.- 6 An Evolutionary Approach to the Multi-Level Capacitated Minimum Spanning Tree Problem.- 7 Optimized Traffic Load Distribution in MPLS Networks.- 8 Scheduling of a Generalized Switch: Heavy Traffic Regime.- 9 Asymptotic Analysis of Rate Adaptive Multimedia Streams.- 10 Numerical Methods for Analyzing Queues with Heavy-tailed Distributions.- 11 Provisioning for Bandwidth Sharing and Exchange.- 12 Autonomic Admission Control for Networked Information Servers.- 13 PAQM: Pro-Active Queue Management for Internet Congestion Control.- 14 A Framework for Dynamic Routing and Feedback Regulation of Packet-switched Networks.- 15 Delay-constrained Multi-ring Construction for Ordered Multipoint-to-multipoint Communications.- 16 Efficient Bandwidth in Multimedia Distribution Networks with Guaranteed Quality of Service.