Layouts for mobility management in wireless ATM networks

Flammini, Michele; Navarra, Alfredo

doi:10.1016/j.dam.2008.04.025

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“…In the header of the messages can be added information in such a way that a long transmission, in terms of covered distance, can be emulated by multi-hop transmissions of shorter range. This recalls what was used in the field of ATM networks by the concepts of Virtual Channel and Virtual Path communications (see e.g., (Flammini and Navarra, 2009)). It is not in the aim of this paper to go into details of such discussion but we want only point out that the underlying virtual grid structure at each layer can be used for this purpose.…”

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CoP3D: CONTEXT-AWARE OVERLAY TREE FOR CONTENT-BASED CONTROL SYSTEMS

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Navarra

2009

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics

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Publish/Subscribe systems are nowadays largely accepted for coordinating applications over wide-area networks, whereas they still suffer when applied to mobile environments. In fact, the typical tree overlay network implementation of the event service, which provides scalability in the context of wide-area networks, fails when a run-time reconfiguration is needed. This might happen when dealing with the dynamic and mobility characteristics inherent to the pervasive environments. In this proposal, we address such an issue by envisioning a context-aware approach in order to build and maintain the dispatching tree overlay with respect to the context sensed through the environment. The resulting distributed control system optimizes on the energy consumption aspect, which is the key cost measure for a mobile environment such as sensor networks.

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confidence: 77%