Engineering wireless technologies for both public and private use have led to the creation of new applications. These include the adaptation of current network management procedures and protocols and the introduction of unified open service architectures. Aspects such as accounting for multiple media access and QoS (quality of service) profiling must also be introuced to enable multimedia service offers, service management and service control over the wireless internet. Security and content production are needed to foster the development of new services while adaptable applications for variable bandwidth and variable costs will open new possibilities for ubiquitous communications. In this work, specialist subject contributors drawn from a broad international field address these prospects.
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978-1-903996-30-0 (9781903996300)
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1. QoS orchestration for mobile multimedia; 2. Local mobility management and fast handoffs in Ipv6; 3. A comparative analysis of protocols for instant messaging and presence; 4. QoS provisioning for mobile IP users; 5. IGPRS: A combined GPRS-Mobile Ipv6 approach; 6. The effect of radio cell size in WmATM-based third generation mobile systems; 7. Mechanism for cellular networks planning and engineering; 8. Enabling QoS over the UMTS WCDMA RAN; 9. The intent of adoption of IM by ICT managers of French MCN; 10. TMN bases management environment and interworking planning for heterogeneous object-based management environment; 11. Reservation-based QoS provision for mobile environments; 12. Resource allocation in a distributed network; 13. Quantum multi-user detection; 14. Multi-device application server; 15. A bluetooth-based guidance system using in-building location estimation method; 16. Fixed wireless access system attaining error-free condition by down-link power control with limited range and fixed step size; 17. Interference in the 2.4 GHz ISM band: challenges and solutions; 18. Smartcard benefits for wireless applications; 19. A secure mobile e-commerce of digital contents protocol based on wireless application protocol; 20 A digital nominative proxy signature scheme for mobile communication; 21 Heterogeneous video transcoding in compressed domain; 22 An adaptive stream control mechanism for presentations with guaranteed QoS on a wireless internet; 23. The Platonis project; 24. A design and implementation of H.263 clip-file generation in a distributed multimedia stream engine
