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5. BROADNETS 2008: London, UK
- Izzat Darwazeh, Byrav Ramamurthy:
5th International ICST Conference on Broadband Communications, Networks, and Systems, BROADNETS 2008, London, UK, September 8-11, 2008. IEEE 2008, ISBN 978-1-4244-2391-0
2nd International ICST Workshop on Cooperative Wireless Communications and Networking (CONET 2008)
- Johannes Karlsson, Mikael Skoglund:
Design and performance of optimized relay mappings. 2-7 - Sudharsan Ganesan, Mathini Sellathurai
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Distributed STBC with relay subset selection for single carrier relay-assisted transmissions. 8-15 - Changmian Wang, Liuguo Yin
Adaptive route configuration for increased energy efficiency in wireless sensor networks. 16-23 - Pei Liu, Chun Nie, Thanasis Korakis, Shivendra S. Panwar:
A cooperative MAC for distributed space-time coding in an IEEE 802.16 network. 25-31 - Hassnaa Moustafa, Gilles Bourdon:
Authentication and services access control in a cooperative ad hoc environment. 32-39 - Youcef Zafoune, Aïcha Mokhtari, Souhila Silmi:
Towards a distributed form of centralized approach for mobile agents localization in ad hoc networks. 40-45 - Changqing Yang, Wenbo Wang, Guangxiang Yuan, Mugen Peng
A power allocation method with maximum Effective Configuration Duration in wireless sensor networks. 46-51 - Nikolaos Pappas
On the alphabet size of a linear network code. 53-57 - Indu Shakya, Falah H. Ali, Elias Stipidis:
Improved cooperative CDMA using blind adaptive interference cancellation. 58-63 - Yide Zhang, Jian-Hao Hu, Gang Feng:
Cross-layer transport layer enhancement mechanism in wireless cellular networks. 64-69
5th International ICST Workshop on Optical Burst/Packet Switching (WOBS 2008)
- George N. Rouskas
A new internet architecture to enable software defined optics and evolving optical switching models. 71-76 - Jose Manuel Delgado Mendinueta
Cluster processing for the study of optical burst-mode digital signal processing receivers and subsystems for dynamic optical burst switching networks. 77-81 - Thomas Legrand, Hisao Nakajima, Paulette Gavignet, Bernard Cousin
Labelled OBS test bed for contention resolution study. 82-87 - Sebastian Gunreben:
An optical burst reordering model for a time-based burst assembly scheme. 88-95 - Georgios Zervas, Yixuan Qin, Reza Nejabati, Dimitra Simeonidou:
Service oriented optical burst switched edge and core routers for future internet. 97-104 - Tito R. Vargas
Effect and optimization of burst assembly algorithms for video traffic transmissions over OBS networks. 105-112 - Anna Maria Guidotti, Karina Menendez Lago, Carla Raffaelli
Impact of burst assembly on TCP performance in hybrid wireless/OBS networks. 113-118 - Maurizio Casoni
A novel photonic switch architecture based on optical codes for optical burst switched networks. 119-125 - Marc De Leenheer, Chris Develder
Dimensioning of combined OBS/OCS networks. 126-130 - Davide Careglio
Preemption window mechanism for efficient QoS support in E-OBS network architecture. 132-139 - Shahzad Sarwar, Lukas Wallentin, Gerald Franzl
Composite burst assembly with high-priority packets in the middle of burst. 140-145 - Bogdan Uscumlic, Annie Gravey
Impact of peer-to-peer traffic on the efficiency of optical packet rings. 146-155
3rd International Workshop on Guaranteed Optical Service Provisioning (GOSP 2008)
Session 1: Future Optical Technologies and Applications
- Carla Raffaelli
QoS aware optical packet switch with shared electronic buffers. 157-164 - Dimitra Simeonidou, David K. Hunter, Malek Ghandour, Reza Nejabati:
Optical network services for ultra high definition digital media distribution. 165-168 - Akhil Lodha, Ashwin Gumaste, Jianping Wang
CAVALIER architecture for metro Data Center Networking. 169-174
Session 2: Survivability in Optical Networks
- Arunita Jaekel, Ying Chen, Ataul Bari:
Survivable traffic grooming for scheduled demands. 176-183 - Arunita Jaekel, Ying Chen, Ataul Bari, Subir Bandyopadhyay:
On survivable traffic grooming over logical topologies in WDM mesh networks. 184-190 - George Markidis, Anna Tzanakaki
Routing and wavelength assignment algorithms in survivable WDM networks under physical layer constraints. 191-196 - Chava Vijaya Saradhi, Mohan Gurusamy
Routing fault-tolerant sliding scheduled traffic in WDM optical mesh networks. 197-202
5th International ICST Conference on Broadband Communications, Networks, and Systems (BROADNETS 2008)
Wireless 1: Radio Resource Management Schemes
- George Bilchev:
Complex event processing as a service. 204 - Jiayuan Chen, Sverrir Olafsson, Xuanye Gu, Yang Yang:
A fast channel allocation scheme using simulated annealing in scalable WLANs. 205-211 - Itzik Kitroser, Eldad Chai, Yehuda Ben-Shimol, Nathalie Yarkoni:
Efficient mapping of VoIP traffic in wireless OFDMA systems using semi-fixed allocations. 212-219
Optical 1: FTTH Rollouts
- Gerlas N. Van Den Hoven:
FTTH deployment taking off in Europe. 221 - Tibor Berceli, Eszter Udvary:
Improvements in the transmission over optical links of broadband access networks. 222-226 - Claus Popp Larsen:
Broadband and home networks in Sweden -commercial deployments and research status. 227-231 - Shamil Appathurai, Russell Davey, Derek Nesset:
Next generation fibre-to-the-home solutions. 232-235
Internet 1: Invited Talks
- Peter B. Key:
Optimizing communication networks: Incentives and multipath transfers. 237 - Olivier Bonaventure:
Separating identifiers from locators to scale the Internet. 238 - Anja Feldmann
A possibility for ISP and P2P collaboration. 239
Wireless 2: MAC and Scheduling Schemes
- Olabisi E. Falowo
Stochastic model of a user-centric joint call admission control scheme for heterogeneous wireless networks. 241-248 - Hui Chen, Henry C. B. Chan
A cross-layer scheduling scheme for wireless multimedia transmissions with adaptive modulation and coding. 249-256 - Antoni Morell
Distributed algorithm for uplink scheduling in WiMAX networks. 257-264
Optical 2: Packet and Circuit Switching
- Ekpe Okorafor:
Optical hybrid architecture and network control strategies. 266-273 - Georg Post, Jean-Michel Houssin, Ludovic Noirie
Networks for high-bandwith services combining photonic circuit cross-connects with packet switches. 274-281 - Felix Espina, Daniel Morató
The effect of burst formation timers on video streaming over optical burst switched networks. 282-289 - Ashwin Gumaste, Nasir Ghani, Vincent W. S. Chan:
CAMPUS - cost-effective adaptable multi-protocol user-centric service network for enterprise/metro all-ethernet applications. 290-297
Internet 2: Multimedia
- Richard Haywood, Xiao-Hong Peng:
Effect of path diversity on the loss performance of UDP packets over the internet. 299-306 - Xingjun Zhang, Xiao-Hong Peng, Richard Haywood, Timothy Porter:
Robust video transmission over lossy network by exploiting H.264/AVC data partitioning. 307-314 - Saqib Raza, Gene Cheung, Chen-Nee Chuah
DiCoR: Distributed cooperative repair of multimedia broadcast losses. 315-322 - Itai Dabran, Danny Raz:
TCP cooperation for multimedia over wireless networks. 323-330
Posters/Demos
- Gigi Karmous-Edwards, Douglas S. Reeves, George N. Rouskas
Edge Reconfigurable Optical Network (ERON): Enabling dynamic sharing of static lightpaths. 332-334 - Yun Won Chung, Seong Woong Lee, Mun Sub Yang:
Cost-aware multihop handover in multihop radio access network. 335-337 - Adelys Marsden, Akihiro Maruta, Ken-ichi Kitayama:
Dynamic lightpath establishment incorporating the effects of FWM-induced crosstalk enhancement in wavelength-routed optical networks. 338-340 - Bela Berde, Agostino Chiosi, Dominique Verchère:
Telecom network services to grid infrastructure access. 341-343 - Jagannath Ghoshal, Miao Wang, Lisong Xu, Byrav Ramamurthy
Variable neighbor selection in live peer-to-peer multimedia streaming networks. 344-346
Wireless 3: Routing and Mobility Management Schemes
- Sandeep Kour Ahuja, Abishek Gopalan, Srinivasan Ramasubramanian:
Joint routing and channel assignment in multi-channel wireless infrastructure networks. 351-358 - Nagham H. Saeed
Intelligent MANET routing optimizer. 359-365 - Zina Jerjees, Omar M. Raoof, Hamed S. Al-Raweshidy
Cross-layer optimization and handover managements in next generation Mutlihomed networks. 366-370
Wireless 4: Cooperative Communications
- Shahin Gheitanchi, Falah H. Ali, Elias Stipidis:
Adaptive multi-carrier cooperative communication technique. 372-376 - Indu Shakya, Falah H. Ali, Elias Stipidis:
Performance of cooperative CDMA with successive interference cancellation. 377-382 - Samir Sayed, Yang Yang:
RID: Relay with integrated data for multi-rate wireless cooperative networks. 383-388
Internet 3: Overlays and Traffic Estimation
- Suyong Eum, Shin'ichi Arakawa, Masayuki Murata
Traffic dynamic in modularity structure of complex networks. 390-395 - Sameer Qazi
Practical issues of statistical path monitoring in overlay networks with large, rank-deficient routing matrices. 396-403 - Yuichi Ohsita, Takashi Miyamura
Estimating current traffic matrices accurately by using long-term variations information. 404-411 - Jinu Kurian, Kamil Saraç:
A security framework for service overlay networks: Access control. 412-419
Wireless 5: OFDM Techniques
- Ioannis Kanaras, Arsenia Chorti
A combined MMSE-ML detection for a spectrally efficient non orthogonal FDM signal. 421-425 - Nasreldin M. Eltayeb, Shakiru K. Kassim, Jonathon A. Chambers:
Closed-loop extended orthogonal space frequency block coding techniques for OFDM based broadband wireless access systems. 426-430 - Seyyed Kamal Hashemi
Channel estimation for indoor diffuse optical OFDM wireless communications. 431-434
Optical 3: Optical Networks
- Bart Lannoo, Koen Casier, Jan Van Ooteghem, Bart Wouters, Sofie Verbrugge, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavet
Economic benefits of a community driven Fiber to the Home rollout. 436-443 - Mohan Iyer, George N. Rouskas
A hierarchical model for multigranular optical networks. 444-451 - Eric D. Manley, Jitender S. Deogun, Lisong Xu:
Network coding for optical-layer multicast. 452-459 - Paulo P. Monteiro
Challenges and trends in optical networking: A bottom-up approach. 460-469
Wireless 6: MAC and Key Management
- Qifei Zhang, Chao Gui, Baolin Sun:
Collision classification-based MAC protocol for IEEE 802.11 wireless local area networks. 471-478 - Karthikeyan Sundaresan, Sampath Rangarajan:
On coexistence of unicast and multicast traffic in relay-enabled wireless networks. 479-486 - Yong Wang, Byrav Ramamurthy
A security framework for wireless sensor networks utilizing a unique session key. 487-494
Wireless 7: MIMO, OFDM, and CDMA Systems
- Abdullah Aljohani, Jonathon A. Chambers:
Robust SLR-based beamformer for a multi-user SC-FDE-MIMO system. 496-499 - Qiang Ni
A Minimum Distance guided Genetic Algorithm for Multi-User Detection in a Multi-Carrier CDMA wireless broadband system. 500-505 - Liaoyuan Zeng, Eduardo Cano, Sean McGrath
Saturation throughput analysis of Multiband-OFDM ultra wideband networks. 506-513 - Shumao Ou, Kun Yang, Marcos Paredes-Farrera, Chigo Okonkwo
A control bridge to automate the convergence of Passive Optical Networks and IEEE 802.16 (WiMAX) wireless networks. 514-521
Optical 4: Network Configuration
- Tomonori Takeda, Eiji Oki, Kohei Shiomoto
Diverse path setup schemes in multi-domain optical networks. 523-530 - Mazen G. Khair, Burak Kantarci, Jun Zheng, Hussein T. Mouftah:
Performance optimization for fault localization in all-optical networks. 531-535 - Emmanouel A. Varvarigos
Routing and scheduling connections in networks that support advance reservations. 536-543 - Ramón J. Durán
Efficient reconfiguration of logical topologies: Multiobjective design algorithm and adaptation policy. 544-551 - Anuj Rawat, Mark A. Shayman, Richard J. La, Steven I. Marcus:
Minimum wavelength assignment for multicast traffic in all-optical WDM tree networks. 552-559
Internet 4: Congestion Control
- Martin Suchara
Implementation of provably stable maxnet. 561-568 - Dragan Milic, Torsten Braun
Enhancing RTT prediction schemes using global function minimization. 569-576 - Johan Eklund, Anna Brunström, Karl-Johan Grinnemo:
On the relation between SACK delay and SCTP failover performance for different traffic distributions. 577-584 - Saleem Bhatti
Revisiting inter-flow fairness. 585-592
Wireless 8: Wireless Mesh Networks
- Jihene Rezgui, Abdelhakim Hafid, Michel Gendreau:
A distributed admission control scheme for Wireless Mesh Networks. 594-601 - Djohara Benyamina, Abdelhakim Hafid, Michel Gendreau:
Wireless mesh network planning: A multi-objective optimization approach. 602-609 - Manolis Delakis, Vasilios A. Siris
Channel assignment in a metropolitan wireless multi-radio mesh network. 610-617
Optical 5: PHY Aspects in Optical Networking
- Sun-il Kim, Nnamdi Nwanze, Xiaolan Joy Zhang, Steven S. Lumetta:
QoT-guaranteed protection: Survivability under physical layer impairments. 619-626 - Zhaoyi Pan, Benoît Châtelain, David V. Plant, François Gagnon
Tabu search optimization in translucent network regenerator allocation. 627-631 - Marcell Perényi, Zsigmond Szilárd, Tibor Cinkler:
ILP formulation of signal power based routing for single and multilayer optical networks. 632-639 - Nadiatulhuda Zulkifli
"Just-enough" resource allocation for heterogeneous 10/40-gb/s services in dispersion-limited transparent optical networks. 640-646
Internet 5: P2P and Routing
- Pablo Rodriguez:
P2P: An ISP's point of view. 648 - Jack Brassil, Rick McGeer, Raj Rajagopalan, Andy C. Bavier, Larry Roberts, Brian L. Mark, Stephen Schwab:
Improving VPN performance over multiple access links. 649-656 - Mihaela Enachescu, Ravi Kokku:
Routelet placement for multipath transport. 657-664 - Olufemi Komolafe, Joe Sventek:
Evaluating and improving the performance of RSVP-TE graceful restart. 665-672
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