... information at the receiver (TBIR) when the transmitter has a partial channel state information The author develops a design framework for systems that utilize feedback and feed-forward information ... 2 information from the PHY layer is allowed to influence the operation of the MAClayer The second paper, “Exploiting transmit buffer information at the receiver in block-fading ... with random access protocols The paper by Romaszko and Blondia, entitled “Cross layer PHY -MAC protocol for wireless static and mobile ad hoc networks,” introduces a novel protocol for use in ad hoc...
... original IEEE 802.11 MAC in the presence of directional antennas, as directional MAC (DMAC) [10] or multihop MAC (MMAC) [11] to mention a few, while other solutions have been proposed for scheduled ... 2, the characteristics of the proposed D-STAR MAC protocol are described To this purpose, some preliminary remarks on existing MACprotocolsfor WSNs are given in Section 2.1, while the benefits ... framework, following a cross -layer design A novel MAClayer protocol, namely, D-STAR is proposed, aiming at expanding the capabilities of previously introduced STAR MAC approach [6] toward the...
... on information sharing among layers Figure illustrates this hierarchical model for the first three layers of the protocol stack: physical layer, MAC (data link) layer, and network layer As protocols ... Networking Network layer MA lay C er cal ys i Ph yer la i Figure 1: Hierarchical cross -layer design model: interactions among physical, MAC, and network layers include multiuser detection, for a further ... the physical layer, while large-scale events can be handled by changes in routing, which implies at least local neighborhood information updates Our proposed hierarchical cross -layer design framework...
... on information sharing among layers Figure illustrates this hierarchical model for the first three layers of the protocol stack: physical layer, MAC (data link) layer, and network layer As protocols ... Networking Network layer MA lay C er cal ys i Ph yer la i Figure 1: Hierarchical cross -layer design model: interactions among physical, MAC, and network layers include multiuser detection, for a further ... the physical layer, while large-scale events can be handled by changes in routing, which implies at least local neighborhood information updates Our proposed hierarchical cross -layer design framework...
... addition to routing it 238 3901c09_final.qxd 6/30/04 3:19 PM Page 239 Design Patterns for SOAP Messaging with WS-Addressing and Routing Figure 9-3 Network design patterns for SOAP message routing ... efficient routing and referral implementation for these protocols In addition, WS-Addressing may be more efficient for implementing the chain routing model For more on this, refer to the section Routing ... reference information, which is binding information for a service Continued 222 3901c09_final.qxd 6/30/04 3:19 PM Page 223 Design Patterns for SOAP Messaging with WS-Addressing and Routing Table...
... time) per bit in the PHY layer (Equation 8), we proceed to investigate cross -layer designfor bandwidth resource management in the following section Cross -layer designfor QoS-adaptive resource ... constraints in the MAClayer and the channel conditions in the PHY layer The resource allocation result for downlink transmission is reflected in DL-MAP message, while the one for uplink transmission ... scenarios for performance comparison, which is, respectively, denoted as EAC1, EAC2, and EAC3 EAC1, EAC2, and EAC3 assume that the resource consumption for transmitting one bit in MAClayer equals...
... WMAP-before is determined by knowing the number of traffic bursts for the session under scheduling using the original modulation level However, it is noted that the proposed TSA scheme is designed for ... Choi, J Tim, D Cho, S Cho, S Yun, W Park, K Kim, Design and implementation of a simulator based on a cross -layer protocol between MAC and PHY layers in a WiBro compatible IEEE 802.16e OFDMA system ... by each MS for receiving and transmitting its data frames However, the transmission of the MAP information may introduce large overhead of the downlink channel if the traffic bursts for each MS...
... singlelayer VBR H.263+ coder together with a single -layer JSCC delivery scheme This optimized single -layer system will be used as a baseline for comparison purposes For the 2 -layer system, before ... video stream with uniform modulation; for the 2 -layer system, the same R(1) = 1/2 code is used for the base layer and an RCPC c code with R(2) = 1/3 is used for the enhancement layer. 7 c The results ... 2 -layer adaptive modulation/coding scheme employing JSCC 37.6 PSNR (dB) 37.4 37.2 Single -layer uniform 8-PSK with JSCC Single -layer uniform QPSK with JSCC 37 36.8 36.6 36.4 Single -layer uniform...
... optimization of three layers in the protocol stack, namely the application layer (layer 7), the data link layer (layer 2), and the physical layer (layer 1) We include the application layer in the joint ... at any of the higher layers Its influence on system performance therefore has to be abstracted into a form which is meaningful for the other layers involved in the cross -layer optimization (2) ... individual layer performance may be better understood than those of the original layer parameters In wireless networks, the physical layer and the data link layer are dedicatedly designed for the...
... transmitter, for example, for rate control purposes The decoder can be informed about lost data units, which, for example, allow invoking appropriate error concealment methods Finally, the transport layer ... performance of reliability methods Specifically, we have considered to add means for reliability to four different layers of the wireless system, namely, (i) on the physical layer, (ii) on RLC layer, ... captured above the physical layer and below the RLC layer, and, therefore, they are used as the physical layer simulation in practice The provided bit-error patterns for a walking user can basically...
... proposed schemes only consider the MAClayer performance, that is, throughput The effect of MACfor information retrieval on information processing is analyzed in [7, 8] for infinite and finite sensor ... Besides the vector form as in (9) and (10), the input parameters of dmax (q) for both fields also take other forms in this paper for the ease of presentation The MACdesign objective for the circular ... channel, some form of MAC is needed In this paper, we propose and discuss four MAC protocols, with different performance and complexity trade-off, to optimize the reconstruction performance In each...
... between physical and MAC layers and MAC and network layers are introduced For the interaction between physical and MAC layers, a power control algorithm is proposed which accounts for the number of ... between MAC and routing protocols, and physical and MACprotocols are introduced; moreover, performance is evaluated either in terms of energy efficiency, or in terms of packets loss A routing ... components can be implemented as usual in WSNs [21] We apply the CL paradigm to the design of a protocol for WSNs where MAC and routing (i.e., cluster formation) aspects are jointly considered...
... Abstract—Energy efficient routingprotocols are consistently cited as efficient solutions for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) routing The area of WSNs is one of the emerging and fast ... hierarchal routingprotocols Two scenarios are discussed to compare the performances of routing protocols; in first scenario static sink is implanted and in later one mobile sink is used We perform ... to border axis in many routing schemes We implement sink on the top axis of the network region and compare the results of all routingprotocols 3 ENERGY EFFICIENT ROUTINGPROTOCOLS Clustered sensor...
... standard, the transport layer is implicit, protocol stack include four layers which are application layer, network layer, MAClayer and physical layer The MAClayer and physical layer are defined by ... 2.2.1 Overview of routingprotocols in WSNs 27 2.2.2 Classification and Operation of routingprotocols in WSNs 29 iv 2.3 34 2.3.1 Clustering Algorithms for cluster-based protocols ... selected node before transmitting data This technique can be applied in two categories of routing protocol: cluster-based routingprotocols and tree-based routingprotocols The cluster-based routing...
... Application Layer Presentation Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Control (DLC) Layer Medium Access Control (MAC) Layer Physical Layer Figure 1.4: The reference model for the layered architecture ... look at cross -layer design we present a definition for cross -layer design, discuss the approaches for cross -layer design, and discuss some aspects of the impact of cross -layer design on architecture ... set a lower layer parameter Interface for explicit notification Upward Information Flow Downward Information Flow A B Back-and-forth information flow C Designed Layer Fixed Layer Super Layer Merging...
... Energy-Efficient MACProtocolsfor WSNs This section surveys several MACprotocolsfor WSNs and highlights their design and limitations We choose to focus on synchronized duty-cycle MAC protocol for its ... multi-channel MACprotocolsfor wireless ad-hoc networks and also energy-efficient MACprotocolsfor WSNs Chapter presents the design and evaluation of our traffic-adaptive multi-channel MAC protocol for ... problematic RMAC (2007, IEEE Infocom) RMAC (Routing enhanced MAC) [54] exploits cross -layer routing information to reduce latency in multi-hop forwarding without sacrificing energy efficiency In RMAC,...
... Externally” is checked For more information on Routing Options, see the next section Routing Options and Settings” Refer to the “See Also” comment at the end of this section forrouting tubing or ... box only applies to routing electrical cable See the SolidWorks help files for more information on routing electrical cables Basics 1-22 2011 Piping & Tubing Design Guide v1.2 Routing File Locations ... adding columns for material, weight, part number and description Figure 2A – Typical Base Elbow Part Design Table See Chapter 10 – Design Tables for more information on setting up the design table,...
... reviewing existing protocolsfor resource discovery (and finding them lacking for wide area applications), we present a scalable protocol for wide area service discovery, which is ideal for discovery ... Call flow for web form entry for call center 297 6.21 Bidirectional translation services for the hearing impaired 299 xiv xv Acknowledgments First and foremost, ... playout buffers for trace information, the impact of playout buffers on application performance cannot be determined either However, the round trip information is very useful for examining round...
... R-ALOHA Design Options 3.7.1 3G Requirements Relevant for the MACLayer 3.7.2 Quality of Service Requirements and the MACLayer 3.7.3 A few R-ALOHA Design Options 3.7.4 Suitable R-ALOHA Design ... GPRS Models for the Physical Layer and for User Traffic Generation 5.1 How to Account for the Physical Layer? 5.1.1 What to Account For and How? 5.1.2 Using Approximations for Error Performance Assessment ... and the lower sub -layer of layer 2, the MAC (sub- )layer We associate ‘basic multiple access schemes’ with the physical layer, and ‘multiple access protocols with the MAC (sub- )layer Unlike the...
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