Titlebook: Wireless Systems and Network Architectures in Next Generation Internet; Second International Matteo Cesana,Luigi Fratta Conference proceedi

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Interference Estimation for the HSDPA Service in Heterogeneous UMTS Networksimate the signal-to-interference-ratio of the HSDPA users. Although the received signal power is easy to calculate due the channel adaptive principle of HSDPA, the received interference includes the signal powers of the power controlled dedicated channel users and is therefore more challenging. Our

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MIPv6 Binding Authentication for B3G Networksution scenarios for 3G networks, generically referred to as Beyond-3G or 4G. In order to guarantee high end-to-end quality of service and security, Beyond-3G networks will cope with some issues such as session security in wireless environments and seamless mobility among different coverage domains a

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Dynamic Resource Allocation in Quality of Service Networks of these algorithms is to offer services that satisfy the QoS requirements of individual users while guaranteeing at the same time an efficient utilization of network resources. In this paper we introduce a new service model that provides quantitative per-flow bandwidth guarantees, where users subs

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P2P-Based Mobility Management for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks and Mesh Networksobility solutions in the next generation Internet. Current mobility management systems are operator specific, centralized, and focused on single link technology. A rethink of how to exploit context awareness, lead by the emergence of sensor networks and pervasive computing, is explored. This paper s

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The Throughput Utility Function: Assessing Network Impact on Mobile Servicesality assessment concept for the impact of the network on the performance of mobile services. We consider the Throughput Utility Function (TUF) as a special case of the Network Utility Function (NUF). These functions combine the observed network utility at the inlet and the outlet of a mobile networ

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The State of the Art in Cross-Layer Design for Wireless Sensor Networks issues in the development of cross-layer design methodologies for sensor networks are discussed and possible research directions are indicated. Finally, possible shortcomings of cross-layer design techniques such as lack of modularity, decreased robustness, and instability are discussed, and precautionary guidelines are presented.