Mobile next-generation networks

Huber, Josef F.

doi:10.1109/mmul.2004.1261110

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“…In order to define the new metrics, the architecture and protocols of the mobile-wireless information systems were analyzed (Asunmaa et al, 2002;Green, 2003;Huber, 2004;Tarasewich, 2003;Varshney & Vetter, 2002;Vaughan-Nichols, 2004) and the objects which affect the characteristics and sub-characteristics of quality were detected. As described in Figure 2, the method used to define the metrics is as following.…”

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Framework for Quality Metrics in Mobile-Wireless Information Systems

Gafni

2008

Proceedings of the 2008 InSITE Conference

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Mobile and wireless devices and networks enable "any place, any time" use of information systems, providing advantages, such as productivity enhancement, flexibility, service improvements and information accuracy. These benefits can be nullified by using systems of insufficient quality. Mobile-wireless information systems face new kinds of problems: narrow bands, small devices, tiny screens, and diversity of users and devices. Information systems quality cannot be measured only by software faults absence; it must be broader, including characteristics to cover all aspects, life-cycle phases, and viewpoints. This research develops a methodology to define and quantify the quality components of such systems, merging two fields together: mobile-wireless applications and standards for product quality assurance. The research has developed a list of questions from which new quality metrics were defined and empirically validated, extending the ISO/IEC 9126 quality standard for mobile-wireless information systems. The paper describes the metrics development process and presents examples of metrics.

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Framework for Quality Metrics in Mobile-Wireless Information Systems

Gafni

2008

Proceedings of the 2008 InSITE Conference

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“…Thus the objective of this research is to reduce the cost of the tracking system by utilizing the existing infrastructure and making it available to the common man. Authors believed that the best way to reach the masses was by using the mobile networks [3]. Our proposed solution mainly uses the SMS service [4] which is very cheap now a days and even a basic mobile will work this purpose.…”

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RTI-TRAPS: An Adaptive Vehicle Tracking Methodology for Public Transportation

DeviPrasad¹,

L²

2013

IJCA

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This paper proposes and implements a low cost vehicle tracking methodology without using the GPS technology. This is of benefit majorly in the public transportation systems. The RTI-TRAPS, which is, "Real Time Informer of Public Transportation Systems" is a methodology that provides the real time information about the vehicle location to the users via SMS. This involves utilizing of already proven communication technology and the integration of human interface into the information flow system structure. The flow system developed is the simplest model and uses the mobile phone with GSM/CDMA capabilities as its important medium for communication. The application is developed using Microsoft Technologies, thus, enabling it to run only on a Windows platform. This paper hence provides with the required architectural details, Hardware Specification and Software Requirements Specification (SRS) details to set up operational RTI-TRAPS. Also a cost comparative analysis is given to show how this methodology stands off in comparison to GPS technology in adaptation.

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“…A mobile network can be defined as an autonomous collection of mobile nodes using diverse devices: mobile phones, PDA, tablet PC… which communicates over a wireless link with infrastructure [1]. These mobile devices are constrained in terms of bandwidth, energy, storage capacity, computing power… Since mobile networks are based on cellular network technology, the coverage area is generally carved on geographically limited small surfaces called cells.…”

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A New Hybrid Authentication Protocol to Secure Data Communications in Mobile Networks

Bensari

Bilami

2013

Modeling Approaches and Algorithms for Advanced Computer Applications

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Abstract. The growing area of lightweight devices, such as mobile cell phones, PDA conduct to the rapid growth of mobile networks, they are playing important role in everyone's day. Mobile Networks offer unrestricted mobility and tender important services like M-business, M-Learning, where, such services need to keep security of data as a top concern. The root cause behind the eavesdroppers in these networks is the un-authentication. Designing authentication protocol for mobile networks is a challenging task, because, mobile device's memory, processing power, bandwidths are limited and constrained. Cryptography is the important technique to identify the authenticity in mobile networks. The authentication schemes for this networks use symmetric or asymmetric mechanisms. In this paper, we propose a hybrid authentication protocol that is based on Elliptic Curve Cryptography which is, actually, the suitable technique for mobile devices because of its small key size and high security.

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Mobile next-generation networks

Cited by 48 publications

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Framework for Quality Metrics in Mobile-Wireless Information Systems

Framework for Quality Metrics in Mobile-Wireless Information Systems

RTI-TRAPS: An Adaptive Vehicle Tracking Methodology for Public Transportation

A New Hybrid Authentication Protocol to Secure Data Communications in Mobile Networks

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