Titlebook: Wired / Wireless Internet Communication; 10th International C Yevgeni Koucheryavy,Lefteris Mamatas,Vassilis Tsao Conference proceedings 201

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Performance Evaluation of Reliable Overlay Multicast in Wireless Sensor Networksumber of totally transmitted packets and energy consumption is compared to other often cited data dissemination protocols. Our results show superior performance of SNOMC independent of the underlaying MAC protocol.

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MANET Location Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithmsn implemented in MATLAB and tested using data obtained from a variety of mobile simulations in the ns-2 simulator. This paper presents the results of these experiments with the aim of guiding and encouraging development of location-predictive MANET applications.

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Cooperative Sensing-Before-Transmit in Ad-Hoc Multi-hop Cognitive Radio Scenariosributed (i.e., ad-hoc) multi-hop CR scenarios, with high variability in terms of the availability of vacant frequency bands in time and space. Evaluation results confirm that the proposed approach, designated as CoSBT MAC, can result in relevant benefits.

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Direct Link Assignment Approach for IEEE 802.16 Networksroach is evaluated via simulations. Simulation studies show that the DLA approach efficiently enhances the performance of user throughput in comparison with the original adaptive point-to-point (APC) approach and the conventional IEEE 802.16 scheme.

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Periodic Scheduling with Costs Revisitedhe mean client serving time. In the context of the present work the scheduling cost is reinstated. An analysis-based scheduling technique is presented, which can practically minimize the mean client serving time and the mean scheduling cost concurrently. Comparison with related approaches yields superior performance in all test cases.

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0302-9743 ical sessions, covering the following major topics: virtual networks and clouds, multimedia systems, wireless sensor networks and localization, delay-tolerant and opportunistic networks, handover techniques and channel access, and ad hoc networks978-3-642-30629-7978-3-642-30630-3Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349