A joint optimization problem of link-layer energy efficiency (EE) and effective capacity (EC) in a Nakagami-m fading channel under a delay-outage probability constraint and Continue reading
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Tag: Networking
Using a Random Secret Pre-Distribution Scheme to Implement Message Authentication in VANETs (Electrical/Electronics Project)
ABSTRACT
In recent years, the development of the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) has increased the popularity of vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET). A VANET is designed to enable vehicles to exchange information a bout traffic or vehicle conditions Continue reading
SVANET: A Smart Vehicular Ad Hoc Network for Efficient Data Transmission with Wireless Sensors (Electrical/Electronics Project)
ABSTRACT
Wireless sensors can sense any event, such as accidents, as well as icy roads, and can forward the rescue/warning messages through intermediate vehicles for any necessary help. In this paper, we propose a smart vehicular ad hoc network (SVANET) architecture Continue reading
Mini-UAV based Sensory System for Measuring Environmental Variables in Greenhouses (Electrical/Electronics Project)
ABSTRACT
This paper describes the design, construction and validation of a mobile sensory platform for greenhouse monitoring. The complete system consists of a sensory system on board a small quadrotor (i.e., a four rotor mini-UAV). The goals of this system include Continue reading
Managing the Quality of Experience in the Multimedia Internet of Things: A Layered-based Approach (Electrical/Electronics Project)
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This paper addresses the issue of evaluating the Quality of Experience (QoE) for Internet of Things (IoT) applications, with particular attention to the case where multimedia content is involved. A layered IoT architecture is firstly analyzed to understand Continue reading
Governance of the Internet of Things—from Infancy to First Attempts of Implementation? (Electrical/Electronics Project)
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In the course of the Internet’s growing importance within the last decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) has also been a subject of much debate. Being defined by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as the development of item identifications, Continue reading
How to Wrestle the Dragon to Overcome the Great Wall: A Case Study on How Swedish SME’s Handle Institutional Barriers in China (Management Project)
During the past decade there have been a large increase of Swedish companies entering the Chinese market. It has been explained that entering the Chinese market can be the biggest challenge a firm will face. It has therefore been of Continue reading
Energy Losses Study on District Cooling Pipes: Steady-state Modeling and Simulation (Civil Project)
Distribution losses are a very important factor in district energy systems. By optimizing the losses in such a system, both economical and Continue reading
3G and Internet Protocols Integration (Computer Networking Project)
In the Next Generation Network (NGN), all networks are speculatively expected to be converged to create a ubiquitous communicating environment that will enable one to avail seamless multimedia communication from any internet connectivity Continue reading
A Strategy to Manage Cache Consistency in a Distributed Mobile Wireless Environment (Computer Project)
Mobile computing environments are characterized by slow wireless links and relatively underprivileged hosts with limited battery powers, predisposed to frequent disconnections. Caching data at the hosts in a Continue reading
Energy Efficient Dynamic Cluster Algorithm for Ad Hoc Sensor Networks (EEE/ECE Project)
An important issue in ad hoc sensor networks is the limited energy supply within network nodes. Therefore, power consumption is crucial in the routing design. Cluster schemes are Continue reading
Extending IMS specifications based on the charging needs of IPTV (Computer Project)
With the standardization of IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), the telecommunications scene becomes more and more converged and in the future we will most likely access our services from all kinds of devices and Continue reading