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Wireless Technology Applications, Management, and Security

:	Steven Powell, J.P. Shim
:	Steven Powell, J.P. Shim
:	Wireless Technology Applications, Management, and Security
:	Springer-Verlag
:	9780387717876
:	1
:	CHF 132.90
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:	Elektronik, Elektrotechnik, Nachrichtentechnik
:	English

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Wireless technology and handheld devices are dramatically changing the degrees of interaction throughout the world, further creating a ubiquitous network society. The emergence of advanced wireless telecommunication technologies and devices in today's society has increased accuracy and access rate, all of which are increasingly essential as the volume of information handled by users expands at an accelerated pace. The requirement for mobility leads to increasing pressure for applications and wireless systems to revolve around the concept of continuous communication with anyone, anywhere, and anytime. With the wireless technology and devices come ?exibility in network design and quicker deployment time. Over the past decades, numerous wireless telecommu- cation topics have received increasing attention from industry professionals, a- demics, and government agencies. Among these topics are the wireless Internet; multimedia; 3G/4G wireless networks and systems; mobile and wireless network security; wireless network modeling, algorithms, and simulation; satellite based s- tems; 802.11x; RFID; and broadband wireless access.

	Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering	2
	Preface	5
	Contents	10
	Contributors	12
	Optimized Seed Node Locations for Infrastructure Wireless Mesh Networks	15
	1 Introduction	15
	2 The Seed Node Placement Problem	17
	2.1 Network Model	17
	3 Optimization	19
	3.1 NSGA-II	21
	3.2 Objective Functions	21
	4 Experimental Results	22
	4.1 Data Sets	22
	4.2 Results	23
	4.2.1 Parameter Tuning	23
	4.2.2 Subscription probability	25
	5 Conclusions and Future Directions	30
	References	33
	Use of Non-monotonic Utility in Multi-Attribute Network Selection	34
	1 Introduction	34
	1.1 Selection of MADM Algorithm	35
	1.1.1 Accuracy of the Results Obtained from an Algorithm	36
	1.1.2 Appropriateness of Applying the Algorithm to the Problem	36
	1.2 Types of QoS Profiles	37
	1.2.1 Service-Based QoS Profile	37
	1.2.2 Subscription-Based QoS Profile	37
	2 Use of Non-monotonic Utilities for Attributes in Network Selection	38
	3 Comparison of MADM Algorithms for Use with Non-monotonic Utilities of Attributes	40
	3.1 TOPSIS	40
	3.2 ELECTRE	40
	3.3 GRA	40
	4 Theory of Gray Relational Space	42
	5 Application of GRA Adapted to Network Selection with Non-monotonic Utility	42
	6 Evaluation of Using Non-monotonic Utilities in a Heterogeneous Wireless Network Environment	45
	6.1 Setting up GRA for Network Selection	46
	6.1.1 Determine Reference Attribute Values for Different Service or User Categories	46
	6.1.2 Determine Attribute Weights for Different Service or User Categories	46
	7 Conclusion	51
	References	52
	RFID Indoor Tracking System Based on Inter-Tags Distance Measurements	53
	1 Introduction	53
	2 Indoor Propagation Model for Far-Field Passive RFID System	56
	2.1 Backscattered Free-Space Link Budget	56
	2.2 Indoor Large-Scale Propagation Model	57
	3 The Proposed Algorithm	58
	3.1 Inter-tags Distance Measurement Algorithm	58
	3.2 Probabilistic RFID Map Generation	62
	3.3 Adaptive Kalman Filtering	63
	3.3.1 Motion Model	63
	3.3.2 The Observation Model	64
	4 Simulations and Evaluation	65
	4.1 System Model Setup	66
	4.2 Probabilistic RFID Map	67
	4.3 Localization Performance Evaluation	67
	4.4 Tracking Performance	69
	5 Conclusions	72
	References	73
	Adaptive Virtual Queue Random Early Detectionin Satellite Networks	75
	1 Introduction	75
	2 Overview of PEP PEP	77
	3 Overview of AQM Methods	78
	3.1 RED RED RED	78
	3.2 AVQ	79
	4 Problems	80
	4.1 Asynchronous Queuing Behavior	81
	4.2 Global Synchronization	81
	5 Solution	81
	5.1 Asynchronous Queuing Behavior	83
	5.2 Global Synchronization	83
	6 Emulation Framework	83
	6.1 Evaluation Methodologies	85
	6.2 Parameter Settings	85
	7 Emulation Results	86
	7.1 Link Utilization	86
	7.2 Queue Size	87
	7.3 Packet Drop	89
	8 Mathematical Model	90
	9 Conclusion and Future Work	92
	References	93
	News Corporation: Facing the Wireless World of the 21st Century	95
	1 Introduction	95
	2 News Corporation Worldwide Wireless Interests	96
	3 Satellite TV and Satellite Mobile TV	97
	4 Sports and Entertainment: Fuelling the Wireless ontent	98
	5 The Management of the Wireless Omnipresence to Consumers	99
	6 The Global Media Marketplace and Wireless for News Corp	100
	7 News Corporations Contribution to Secure Wireless Delivery	100
	8 Conclusions	101
	References	101
	Delay Effect on Conversational Quality in TelecommunicationNetworks: Do We Mind?	103
	1 Introduction	103
	1.1 Delay in Modern Telecommunication Networks	104
	1.2 Conversational Tests Versus Listening-only Tests	104
	1.3 Conversational Interactivity Versus Delay Annoyance -- Test Scenarios	105
	2 Performed Tests	106
	3 Test Results	107
	4 Disc