Recent Trends in Wireless and Mobile Networks [electronic resource] : Second International Conference, WiMo 2010, Ankara, Turkey, June 26-28, 2010. Proceedings /
WiMo 2010(2nd :2010 :Ankara, Turkey)
Özcan, Abdulkadir.editor.
Chaki, Nabendu.editor.
Nagamalai, Dhinaharan.editor.
The International Conference on Wireless and Mobile networks (WiMo) aims to bring together innovative ideas and new research trends in wireless and mobile networks. Wireless networks are the best inventions in history. Wireless networking gives you a cheap and easy way to share one Internet connection between multiple computers, eliminating the need for more than one modem. You can even add new computers to your network simply by plugging in a wireless card and switching them on––they have an Internet connection straight away! There aren't many wired networks that can say that. This conference is dedicated to addressing the challenges in the areas of wireless and mobile networks. It looks for significant contributions to wireless and mobile computing in theoretical and practical aspects. The wireless and mobile computing domain emerges from integrating personal computing, networks, communication te- nologies, cellular technology and Internet technology. Modern applications are eme- ing in the area of mobile ad hoc networks and sensor networks. WiMo 2010 intended to cover contributions in both design and analysis in the context of mobile, wireless, ad hoc, and sensor networks. The goal of the conference was to bring together - searchers and practitioners from academia and industry to focus on advanced wireless and mobile computing concepts and establish new collaborations in these areas.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
WIMO-2010 -- Multipath Routing Based on Path Bandwidth in Multi-channel Wireless Mesh Networks -- The Efficiency of RSA Encrypted Video Calls on Mobile Internet Devices -- E2IRP: A New Energy Efficient Integrated Routing Protocol for MANET -- Multi-connection TFRC Video Streaming in a Concatenated Network: Latency and Video Quality -- Performance Evaluation of the Number of Database Accesses in Cellular Networks -- BotSpot: Anonymous and Distributed Malware Detection -- Throughput Maximisation of Different Signal Shapes Working on 802.16e Mobile Multihop Network Using Novel Cognitive Methods -- A Variant of Merkle Signature Scheme to Protect AODV Routing Protocol -- Secure Spectrum Sensing and Decision in Cognitive Radio Networks -- DRLC: A New Robust and Dynamically Load Balanced Clustering Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks -- Clustered De Bruijn Based Multi Layered Architectures for Sensor Networks -- An Adaptive Codec and Frame Size Modification Based QoS Algorithm over Multi-rate WLANs -- Efficient Scheduling of Low Cost Popular Services over a DVB-SH/3G Network -- Semantic Routing for Improved Network Management in the Future Internet -- Mirror Routing for Satellite Networks with Cross-Layer Optimization -- Channels Intersection Weight Based Routing in Cognitive Radio Networks -- A Comparison on MANETs’ Service Replication Schemes: Interest versus Topology Prediction -- Applying Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks for Reduced Vehicle Fuel Consumption -- An Analytical Model for Dynamic Inter-Operator Resource Sharing in 4G Networks -- Exact BER Performance of Antenna Array-Based Receiver using Multi-user Detection in a Multipath Channel -- On the Time between Successive Multi-path Discoveries and Hop Count Per Multi-path for Zone-Disjoint Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks -- Knowledge, Opportunities and Information Ethics -- An Optimized MANET Gateway Discovery Based on Fuzzy Logic -- A Survey on Application of Neural Networks in Energy Conservation of Wireless Sensor Networks -- CONECO-2010 -- A Dynamic Distributed Tree Based Tracking Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks -- Distributed Weighted Node Shortest Path Routing for Wireless Sensor Networks -- Host Based Dynamic Throughput Maximization Model for IEEE 802.11 WLAN -- Joint Reliable and Power-Efficient CDS-Based Topology Control for Wireless Multi-hop Networks -- Vertical Handoff Decision Schemes for Heteregeneous Wireless Networks: An Overview -- Browser Games: The New Frontier of Social Gaming -- IT Security Assessment for Interdisciplinary Research -- Structure and Communication of Knowledge -- Existing Recognition Base Usability Features of the Graphical Password -- CSIA-2010 -- A Bilinear Pairing Based Hidden-Signature Scheme -- An X.509 Based Licensed Digital Signature Framework for Hierarchical Organizations -- UBIC-2010 -- Intelligent Network Applications for Medical Systems -- Proposal of an On-demand Software Deployment System Based on Application Streaming, Virtualization Techniques and P2P Transport -- INWES-2010 -- Enhancing Web Caching Using Web Usage Mining Techniques -- An Efficient Lightweight Authentication Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Network.
The International Conference on Wireless and Mobile networks (WiMo) aims to bring together innovative ideas and new research trends in wireless and mobile networks. Wireless networks are the best inventions in history. Wireless networking gives you a cheap and easy way to share one Internet connection between multiple computers, eliminating the need for more than one modem. You can even add new computers to your network simply by plugging in a wireless card and switching them on––they have an Internet connection straight away! There aren't many wired networks that can say that. This conference is dedicated to addressing the challenges in the areas of wireless and mobile networks. It looks for significant contributions to wireless and mobile computing in theoretical and practical aspects. The wireless and mobile computing domain emerges from integrating personal computing, networks, communication te- nologies, cellular technology and Internet technology. Modern applications are eme- ing in the area of mobile ad hoc networks and sensor networks. WiMo 2010 intended to cover contributions in both design and analysis in the context of mobile, wireless, ad hoc, and sensor networks. The goal of the conference was to bring together - searchers and practitioners from academia and industry to focus on advanced wireless and mobile computing concepts and establish new collaborations in these areas.
Computer communication systems.
Computers.
Application software.
Software engineering.
Algorithms.
Computer system failures.
Computer Communication Networks.
Theory of Computation.
Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet).
Software Engineering.
Algorithm Analysis and Problem Complexity.
System Performance and Evaluation.