Titlebook: Quality of Service - IWQoS 2001; 9th International Wo Lars Wolf,David Hutchison,Ralf Steinmetz Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag

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0302-9743 tworking community. Research in this area has been going on for some time, with results getting into development and finally reaching the stage of products. Trends in research as well as a reality check will be the purpose of this Ninth InternationalW orkshopo n Quality of Service. IWQoS isa ver y s

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Analysis of Paris Metro Pricing Strategy for QoS with a Single Service Provider profit. We then relax the restriction that users must join the network, allowing them to opt-out, and derive the critical QoS thresholds for a profit-maximizing service provider. Our results show that PMP in a single-provider scenario can be profitable to the provider, both when users must use the system and when they may opt out.

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Traveling to Rome: QoS Specifications for Automated Storage System Managementus’ to tie together our storage system design, configuration, and monitoring tools. In 5 years of development, Rome is now on its third iteration; this paper describes its information model, with emphasis on the QoS-related components, and presents some of the lessons we have learned over the years in using it.

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User Focus in Consumer Terminals and Conditionally Guaranteed Budgetsapplication with user focus, its output will have a quality dip. To resolve this user focus problem, we present the novel concept of a conditionally guaranteed budget (CGB). A feasible extension of our budget scheduler with CGBs is briefly described.

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QoS-Aware Adaptive Services in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networksoptimization of a new QoS parameter of interest, service efficiency, while keeping protocol overheads to the minimum. To achieve this goal, we first theoretically derive the lower and upper bounds of service efficiency based on a novel model for group mobility, followed by extensive simulation results to verify the effectiveness of our algorithm.

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Panel Discussion: How Will Media Distribution Work in the Internet?lications that rely on audio and video streaming..While real-time streaming services that are already deployed attract only a minor share of the overall network traffic and have only a minor impact on the network, this is in part due to the distribution infrastructures that are already in place to r

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Towards Provisioning Diffserv Intra-Netsata (e.g. stock quotes), and best-effort data. Each class of traffic requires a different level of QoS (Quality of Service) guarantee. For VoIP the primary QoS requirements are delay and loss; for realtime data response-time. Given a network configuration and anticipated workload of a business intra