Access Networks
5th International ICST Conference on Access Networks, AccessNets 2010 and First International Workshop on Automatic Networking and Self-Management in Access Networks, SELFMAGICNETS 2010, Revised Selected Papers, Budapest, Hungary, November 3-5, 2010
Published on 19. October 2011
XII, 325 pages
978-3-642-20931-4 (ISBN)
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This book constitutes the reviewed post-proceedings of the 5th International ICST Conference on Access Networks, AccessNets 2010, and of the satellite event , the First International ICST Workshop on Autonomic Networking and Self-Management in Access Networks, SELFMAGICNETS 2010, held jointly in Budapest, Hungary in November 2010.
The 19 revised full papers presented together with one invited paper and four poster papers were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in the proceedings. The papers are organized in topical sections on next generation wireless networks, emerging applications, next-generation broadband networks and autonomic networking and network self-management.
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Robert Szabó | Hua Zhu | Sándor Imre
Access Networks
5th International ICST Conference on Access Networks, AccessNets 2010 and First International Workshop on Automatic Networking and Self-Management in Access Networks, SELFMAGICNETS 2010, Revised Selected Papers, Budapest, Hungary, November 3-5, 2010
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Technical Session 1: Next Generation Wireless Networks
- Improving TCP-Friendliness for mHIP
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Preliminaries
- TCP-Friendliness Definitions
- Review of Multipath HIP with Simple Congestion Control
- Improving mHIP Step by Step
- Experimental Evaluation of mHIP with Simple Congestion Control
- Designing TCP-Friendly Congestion Control for mHIP
- Experimental Evaluation of mHIP with the Updated Congestion Control
- Balancing between Aggressiveness and Responsiveness
- Final Validation
- UDP-Friendliness
- TCP-Compatibility and TCP-Equivalence
- Friendliness to the Other mHIP
- The Cost of Friendliness
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Automatic Base Station Deployment Algorithm in Next Generation Cellular Networks
- Introduction
- Modelling Environment
- Base Station Model
- Antenna Model
- Propagation Models
- Signal Propagation
- Sector
- Aim Description
- Coverage
- Computing of Signal to Noise Plus Inerference Ratio
- Spectral Efficiency
- Objective Function
- Initialization
- The Planning Algorithm
- K-Means Clustering
- Main Algorithm
- Results
- Conclusions
- References
- A Fast and Simple Scheme for Mobile Station-Controlled Handover in Mobile WiMAX
- Introduction
- Mobile WiMAX HHO and Related Research Work
- Proposed MS-Controlled Fast HHO Scheme
- Performance Evaluation
- Simulation Scenario
- HO Latency Analysis
- Analysis of the Number of Scanning Performed
- Conclusion
- References
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Technical Session 2: Emerging Applications
- Modeling the Content Popularity Evolution in Video-on-Demand Systems
- Introduction and Related Works
- Notations and the Popularity Model
- Description of the Model
- Long Term Popularity Parameters
- Long Term Popularity as a Function of the Parameters
- Connections among the Popularity Descriptors
- Approximation of the Initial Popularities
- Approximation of the Popularity Changes
- Approximation of the Release Day Distribution
- Approximation of the Type Distribution
- Client Requests Generation
- Conclusions
- References
- Sizing of xDR Processing Systems
- Background
- Assumptions and Requirements
- Queue Size
- Constraint on Record Ages
- Example
- Summary
- References
- Modeling Self-organized Application Spreading
- Introduction
- Communication Model
- Modeling Application Spreading
- Spreading Model
- Usage of the Spreading Model
- Simulation Results
- Related Works
- Summary
- References
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Technical Session 3: Next Generation Wired Broadband Networks
- Passive Access Capacity Estimation through the Analysis of Packet Bursts
- Introduction
- Background
- Proposed Approach
- Reference Model
- Analysis: No Interfering Traffic
- Packet Burst Identification Algorithm
- Analysis: Interfering Traffic
- Downlink Access Queue Interfering Traffic
- Uplink Access Queue Interfering Traffic
- Delayed Acknowledgements
- Experiments
- ADSL
- Fibre
- Conclusion
- References
- A Minimum BER Loading Algorithm for OFDM in Access Power Line Communications
- Introduction
- Optimal Bit Allocation Problem
- System Model
- Power Line Channel
- State of the Art
- Bit Loading Algorithm
- Performance Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Technical Session 4: Sensor Networks
- Self-repairing Clusters for Time-Efficient and Scalable Actor-Fault-Tolerance in Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks
- Introduction
- Related Work
- New Solution
- Network Model
- Solution Description
- Phase 1: Hello Propagation
- Phase 2: SR_REQ
- Phase 3: Route Update
- Phase 4: Data Transmission
- Simulation Study
- Conslusion
- References
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Invited Talk
- Bit-Error Analysis in WiFi Networks Based on Real Measurements
- Introduction
- Novel Measurements
- Linux Support for WiFi Capture
- mac802111 in Linux
- The RADIOTAP Header
- Linux on the Access Point
- Wireless Card Drivers in Windows 7
- WiFi Measurements
- Measuring Various Clients
- Measuring Different Channel Conditions
- The Good, the Bad and the Dropped
- The Number of Errors and the Signal Strength
- Conclusion
- References
- ACCESSNETS 2010 - Poster Session
- Data-Rate and Queuing Method Optimization for Internetworking Medical Applications
- Introduction
- Initial Premises and Statistical Analysis
- Simulation Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Shared Wavelength Assignment Algorithm in Multi-profile WDM-EPONs to Support Upstream Bandwidth Guarantees
- Introduction
- Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation in Hybrid WDM-TDM PONs
- Description of the WDM-PON and the WDM-DBA Algorithm
- Proposed WDM-PON Architecture
- Wavelength Allocation Scheme in the WDM-DBA Algorithm
- Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation in Each Wavelength
- Simulation Results
- Simulation Scenario
- Simulation Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Towards Sustainable Broadband Communication in Rural Areas
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Framework for Establishment of Sustainable Broadband Markets
- Awareness Raising and Capacity Building
- The Broadband Market
- Application and Services
- Technology
- Business Model
- The Serengeti Pilot
- Awareness Raising and Capacity Building
- The Broadband Market
- Services and Applications
- Technology
- Business Model
- Conclusion
- References
- Characterization of BitTorrent Traffic in a Broadband Access Network
- Introduction
- Traffic Measurements
- Application-Level Analysis of BitTorrent
- Flow-Level Analysis of BitTorrent
- Conclusion
- References
- SELFMAGICNETS 2010
- Remediating Anomalous Traffic Behaviour in Future Networked Environments
- Introduction
- Resilience Architecture
- Remediation Engine Design
- Remediation Engine Internal Architecture
- Remediation Strategies
- Remediation Engine Implementation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- IPv6 and Extended IPv6 (IPv6++) Features That Enable Autonomic Network Setup and Operation
- Introduction
- Fundamentals of Autonomic Networking and Self-management
- Need for a Information and Knowledge Sharing System
- Auto-discovery as an Enabler for Self-configuration and Self-adaptation
- Autonomic Routing in Wired Network Environment
- Autonomicity for the Data Plane
- IPv6 in Autonomic Wireless Networks
- Conclusion
- References
- A Min-Max Hop-Count Based Self-discovering Method of a Bootstrap Router for the Bootstrap Mechanism in Multicast Routing
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Overview of Multicast Routing
- PIM-SM
- Bootstrap Mechanism
- Hybrid Bootstrap Mechanism
- Proposed Method
- Overview of Proposed Method
- Procedures of Proposed Min-Max Hop-Count Method
- Evaluation
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- References
- ALPHA: Proposal of Mapping QoS Parameters between UPnP Home Network and GMPLS Access
- Introduction
- In Home QoS - UPnP-QoS
- Prioritized QoS in UPnP
- Parameterized QoS in UPnP
- In Access QoS - GMPLS/RSVP
- Prioritized QoS in GMPLS
- Parameterized QoS in GMPLS
- Inter-domain Control and Management Plane QoS Interworking
- Inter-domain Mapping for Prioritized QoS
- Inter-domain Mapping for Parameterized QoS Setup
- Implementation
- Network Security Consideration
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Methodology towards Integrating Scenarios and Testbeds for Demonstrating Autonomic/Self-managing Networks and Behaviors Required in Future Networks
- Introduction
- Autonomic Networking and Self-management Fundamentals
- Scenarios and Demonstration Testbeds
- Integration and Validation Framework
- Integration Methodology
- Validation Methodology
- IPv6 Integration and Validation
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- How Autonomic Fault-Management Can Address Current Challenges in Fault-Management Faced in IT and Telecommunication Networks
- Introduction
- Closing the Gap of Dependencies among FCAPS Functional Areas as the Areas Go Autonomic and Realize Self-management
- Implications of Autonomic Fault-Management (AFM) on a Network and Services Management
- Implications of Autonomic Fault-Management on a Network Element Architecture, Protocols and Services
- How Different Types of Faults Can Be Addressed Autonomically
- Generic Autonomic Network Architecture in Brief
- Decision Notification in GANA for the "Human in the Loop"
- GANA-Oriented Unified Architecture for Autonomic Fault-Management, Resilience, and Survivability in Self-managing Networks
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Efficient Data Aggregation and Management in Integrated Network Control Environments
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Integrated Network Control Architecture
- Data Aggregation and Management Scheme
- General Improvements
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- On Self-healing Based on Collaborating End-Systems, Access, Edge and Core Network Components
- Introduction
- Generic Autonomic Network Architecture
- Unified Architecture for Autonomic Fault-Management, Resilience, and Survivability in Self-managing Networks
- Aspects of Collaboration
- Means for Auto-collaboration
- Auto-configuration During the Subscription Phase for a Terminal: Enabling UAFAReS Based Self-healing
- Collaboration and Information Flow during the Operation Phase
- Faulty Conditions Resolvable by UAFAReS Based Auto-collaboration
- Case Study: Overcoming Potential Problems with PMTU Changes in an IPv6 Network, Resulting from IPv4 to IPv6 Transitioning
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Priority Based Delivery of PR-SCTP Messages in a Syslog Context
- Introduction
- Background
- Syslog
- Transport Service for Syslog
- PR-SCTP as a Transport Service for Syslog Messages
- Performance Evaluation
- Experiment Setup
- Experimental Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Auto-discovery and Auto-configuration of Routers in an Autonomic Network
- Introduction
- Auto-discovery and Auto-configuration Enablers
- GANA Network Profiles
- GANA Capability Description Model
- GANA Tokens
- Auto-discovery and Auto-configuration Algorithms
- Network-Level Routing-Management Decision-Element
- Node Main Decision-Element
- Function-Level Routing-Management Decision-Element
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
