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QoS mapping and adaptation in next generation networks eve QoS

... implemented in a test-bed composed of Linux nodes that reproduce the scenario illustrated in Figure ...DiffServ networks, with PIM-SSM/MLDv2 as the multicast control ...flow. In addition, the ... See full document

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A unifying architecture for publishsubscribe services in the next generation IP networks

... cluster and based on SLSs between ...router and triggering PIM-SSM at egress-Q3MAs or to directly configure the SSM multicast channel on routers outgoing ...reserves, in ingress-Q3MAs, multicast ... See full document

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Communications with QoS in IoT&Cloud environment

... explored and explained the different kinds of technologies that can be integrated in order to enable the creation of the future Internet platforms based on IoT and Cloud ...as Next ... See full document

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Q3M: QoS architecture for multiuser mobile multimedia sessions in 4G systems eve Q3M

... allows QoS mapping, QoS adaptation and connectivity of multi-user sessions along heterogeneous end-to- end ...done in the access-agent through an interface with SIP and ... See full document

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Improved planning and resource management in next generation green mobile communication networks

... laptops and high-end mobile hand- sets onto mobile cellular networks is a key driver of traffic generation, because they offer content and applications not supported by the previous ... See full document

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A Methodology for Traffic Shaping Optimization in Next Generation Networks

... grownup in the form that it satisfies the increasing demand of the sci- entific ...heterogenous and dynamic nature of the resources in the Grid environment, resource management and resources ... See full document

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An Efficient Architecture in Next Generation Wireless Networks

... of next-generation (NG) wireless systems, ...(IMT-2000) and 4G systems will lead to an enormous increase in both the number of mobile subscribers and mobile ...applications and ... See full document

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WiRA: an approach to resource control in WiMAX systems eve WiRA

... sender and the reservation direction, such as uplink or downlink direction in the WiMAX ...the QoS control information described in the SOBJ/QSPEC, operators are responsible to export ... See full document

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QoS Adaptation in Multimedia Multicast E-Learning Services

... innovation and improvement, especially when the World Wide Web is involved. The next generation Internet needs technological support to accommodate promising new applications, such as interactive ... See full document

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QoS support for multiuser sessions in IPbased next generation networks

... message and receives a MIP Agent Advertisement message to determine whether it is on its home network or on a foreign ...HA and FA are configured to advertise their presence via agent advertisement ... See full document

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An integrated approach to control the quality level of multiuser sessions eve an integrated

... The QoS level of sessions can be adapted by dropping or adding (ADP_Drop) flows, based on their ...the QoS committed for a low priority flow, QUALITI removes this flow and classifies it in the ... See full document

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UMTS-WIMAX VERTICAL HANDOVER IN NEXT GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORKS

... WiMAX networks are still in its infancy with many technical challenges lying ...cellular networks such as UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System), will make the best use of advantages of ... See full document

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A Method with Node Autonomy to Preserve QoS in Networks with Per- Route Admission

... fixed networks where flows 1 are constrained to follow specific routes, where the admission-process is distributed, per-route, and where the traffic is sensitive to delay (like MPEG4 ...protected, in ... See full document

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Path Stability based Enhancement Mechanism for QoS Provisioning in Optical Burst Switching Networks

... features in Optical Burst Switching ...optical networks is more challenging since single point failure may lead to huge data loss that could occur due to the large capacity of optical ...effective ... See full document

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AN EFFICIENT QOS MECHANISM FOR MULTICAST ROUTING WITH ODMRP IN WIRELESS ADHOC NETWORKS

... face in the proposals from [1],[3],[4],[5],[6],[7],[8] is that the packets are sent without knowing the capacity of the network(ABEST) which might lead to the loss of critical ...use in case the chosen link ... See full document

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IMPROVING QOS UNDER DDOS ATTACKS IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS USING ANT SYSTEM

... Sensor networks using distributed wireless technology is widely used in many applications like disaster relief and tsunami warning ...security and there is no guarantee for QoS.In Wireless ... See full document

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Quality of Service Policy for IEEE 802.11 Networks with Service Rate Selection based on Fairness Index

... a QoS policy based on the ...implemented and programmed using a microcontroller development board, attesting that the methodology can be used in a real ...Tests and simulations were carried ... See full document

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Design of qos-aware energy-efficient fiber–wireless access networks

... demands and different delay thresholds, and the values obtained by the lower bound on network energy cost, ρ LB ...increase in the network energy cost, down to ∆ T h = 60% × D max ...involved ... See full document

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Forwarding Repeated Game for End-to-End QoS Support in Fiber-Wireless Access Networks

... presented in Table I were obtained using cooperation levels of ...0.1 and 0.8 for defecting and cooperating, respec- ...intervals and can even turn the equilibrium of a strategy profile into ... See full document

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Next Generation Access Networks (NGANs) and the geographical segmentation of markets

... capacity. Next Generation Networks (NGN) allows consumers to choose between different access network technologies to access their service ...(Next Generation Access Network) has ... See full document

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