... 64dropped out because of technical problems in terms of the speed of the network and the reliability of the software. Another challenge to the use and implementation of computer- assisted ... Advantages and disadvantagesofusing computer network technology in language teaching Vu Tuong Vi(*) (*) MA., Department of English-American Language and Culture, College of Foreign Languages ... investigate both advantages and disadvantagesof incorporating such technology in language courses. The computer network has offered language teachers and learners a source of authentic materials,...
... conferences01020304050607080ICADL1998ICADL1999ICADL2000ICADL2001ICADL2002ICADL2003# of Papers# of Papers from Asia Figure 1. Number of papers accepted in ICADL ICADL 1998 ICADL 1999 ICADL 2000 ICADL 2001 ICADL 2002 # of Papers 23 18 37 34 54 # of Papers ... 14 26 25+ 31+ # of Countries 7 7 12 12 20 # of Countries from Asia 6 5 7 9 12 # of Institutions 17+ 14+ 31+ 33+ 55+ # of Institutions from Asia 12+ 10+ 21+ 22+ 23+ # of Academic Departments/Disciplines ... coherent view of the collection of data and a sensible set of services, there is a need for remoteaccess mechanisms for digital library services. The simplest of these is theconcept of remote searching,...
... iiRadio Link Performance of Third Generation (3G) Technologies For WirelessNetworks Gustavo Nader (Abstract) Third generation wireless mobile communication networks are characterized ... Introduction 1.1 The Need for Third-Generation Wireless Technologies The first generation ofwirelessnetworks was primarily concerned with the provision of voice services, allowing users to transition ... One source of co-channel interference, de-correlated in time with 0 frequency offset. One source of adjacent channel interference, de-correlated in time with 200 kHz of frequency offset. One...
... for wireless telecommunication companies. This chapter overviews several economicaspects ofwireless networks, including economic benefits ofwireless networks, facts thataffect the economics of ... irrespective of the time hespends using the network services. However, most of the time this fee also includes someEconomics ofWirelessNetworks 393 approach appeared; that of ‘prepaid’ time. ... for the demand ofwireless data. Section 14.5 discusses charging issues[2] for wireless networks. Finally, Section 14.6 presents a summary.14.2 Economic Benefits ofWireless Networks Due to their...
... services.Operations: The Custodians of Evolving Networks Wireless networks are in constant change. Reconfiguring circuits. Adding cards, elements, and circuits. Upgrading software and hardware. Integrating ... instead of Designing for ProfitabilitySupplier Customer(s)Vendors (i.e., ADC) • Network Planning • Network Operations • SubscribersNetwork Planning • Network Operations ã SubscribersNetwork ... maintenance and troubleshooting of a steadily growing network infrastructure.Clearly, the physical layer of the wireless network is getting larger and more complex. With more wireless data services...
... seskar}@winlab.rutgers.eduAbstract Wireless networks are being integrated into the modernautomobile. The security and privacy implications of such in-car networks, however, have are not well ... unlikely to have two cars that wouldbe falsely mistaken for each other.4 Feasibility of EavesdroppingA critical question for evaluating privacy implications of in-car wirelessnetworks is whether ... in-depth study on thesecurity and privacy of TPMS.One related area of research is location privacy in wireless networks, which has attracted much attentionsince wireless devices are known to present...
... securityand are often used in security-related discussions, in the context of computer networks. The basic security needs ofwireless ad hoc networks are more or lessthe same as those of wired networks. ... schemes of the wire-line networks have been developed and implemented in wireless cellular networks. To make ad hoc networks secure, we need to find ways toincorporate some of these schemes ofwireless ... Focusing on practical potential solutions, this text coverssecurity and quality of service in ad hoc wireless networks. Starting with a review of the basic principles of ad hoc wireless networking,coverage...
... congestion control of ATM networks have been published. A survey is given in [5]. 3.2. Fuzzy logic implementation A wirelessnetworks is a large distributed complex system with difficulty of highly ... The demand of transmission of images and video is increasing quickly recently and researchers are trying to invest good solutions to improve the quality of these over wireless networks. There ... Journal of Science, Mathematics - Physics 23 (2007) 55-62 55 Congestion control of Wavelet image compression over wirelessnetworks Ho Anh Tuy1, Nguyen Vinh An2,* 1Hanoi University of...
... to as mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) [33] or as infrastructure-less wireless networks. 1.2 Mobile Ad Hoc Networks A Mobile Ad hoc NETwork (MANET) is a system ofwireless mobile nodes ... hoc wireless networks. The first part of this chapter presents the taxonomy of single-hop wireless technologies. Specifically, we introduce the concept of Body, Personal, and Local wireless networks, ... and Local Ad Hoc Wireless Networks A bstract 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Mobile Ad Hoc Networks B ody Area Network ã Personal Area Network ã Wireless Local Area Network 1.3 Technologies...
... transmission using 2DH1&2DM1 packets over a correlated Rayleigh fading channel at SNR = 15 dB with different 1 Performance of the audio signals transmission over wirelessnetworks with ... h.kazemian@londonmet.ac.uk Abstract This article studies a vital issue in wireless communications, which is the transmission of audio signals over wireless networks. It presents a novel interleaver scheme for protection ... received audio signal. It improves the amount of the throughput over the wireless link through the packet loss reduction. Keywords: wireless networks; Bluetooth; fading channels; interleaving...
... of packets to various applica-tions. In wireless networks, packets are transmittingwith the presence ofwireless links. When TCP operatesin wireless networks, t he end-to-end performance of TCP ... number of contention of nodes.Moreover, in wireless networks, the interferencesbetween neighboring nodes are much higher comparedto local area networks. As a result, the bit error rates of wireless ... improve the performance of TCPover wireless networks. To address this issue, we propose a unified solutioncalled TCP NCE for improving the performance of TCPover wirelessnetworks by reducing the...
... of different mobility models on connectivity probability of a wireless ad hoc network,” in Proceedings of the InternationalWorkshop on Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks, pp. 120–124, June2004.[5] F. Bai, N. ... multi-hop wireless adhoc networks, ” in Ad Hoc Networking, pp. 139–172, Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass, USA, 2001.[3] T. Camp, J. Boleng, and V. Davies, “A survey of mobility mod-els for ad hoc network ... integrated mobilityand traffic model for vehicular wireless networks, ” in Proceed-ings of the 2nd ACM International Workshop on Vehicular AdHoc Networks (VANET ’05), pp. 69–78, September 2005.[7]...
... particular class ofwireless networks, wherethere is no self-interference problem (i.e., for which A=∅).In such networks, the set of nodes can be divided into two distinct subsets, the set of transmitting ... receiver node of any link in thecase of the tandem multihop wireless network (Figure 4)issmaller on average to that of the multihop wireless network(Figure 6) (Note that any receiver node of the ... in terms of network layer performancemetrics as well. Roughly speaking, relation (12) suggeststhat in networks where the nodes are located far apart (e.g.,cellular type ofwireless networks) ,...
... staticsensor networks. In this paper, we study data-centric storagein mobile wireless networks. To detect mobility ofwireless nodes, [11] used receivedsignal strength in wireless LAN to detect wireless ... dealwith static wireless networks. However, with the increasingdeployment ofwireless devices, there are emerging pervasiveapplications that rely on the mobility ofwireless device. Two representative ... neighborhood of the collector node in a mobile wireless network environment.We propose runtime update of the near likely node inPARIS. Usually in wirelessnetworks each node keeps a list of its neighbors...
... is the transmission of audio signals over wireless networks. It presents a novel interleaver scheme for protection against error bursts and reduction the packet loss of the audio signals. ... received audio signal. It improves the amount of the throughput over the wireless link through the packet loss reduction. Keywords: wireless networks; Bluetooth; fading channels; interleaving ... DH1 packets, each one of these packets contains 30 bytes. The duration of this file is 4 s. Number of packets (file-1) = 32 kbytes/30 bytes ≈ 1066 packets. Number of audio portions (file-1)...