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Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (McGraw-Hill Professional Engineering)
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:NETWORKS TO GO No longer a futuristic fantasy, on-the-fly wireless networks are one of today's major developments in communications. Built anywhere, under almost any conditions, these temporary self-organizing systems of cooperating nodes feature a dynamic, decentralized topology and true mobility for users. Mobile Ad Hoc Networking shows you how to design and deploy them. UNTETHER YOUR NETWORKING SKILLS Written by an international expert and decade-long contributor to the technical standard, Mobile Ad Hoc Networking gives you a detailed, nuts-and-bolts tutorial on the design and integration of communications nets for locations and situations where putting up a permanent installation is not possible or practical. Packed with technical expertise you won't find in any other source, George Aggelou's guide shows you how to get temporary wireless networks (MANETs) up and running smoothly. A GROUNDBREAKING GUIDE TO OVER-THE-AIR NETWORKSMobile Ad Hoc Networks provides all the help you need to:
A SOLID FOOTING FOR ON-THE-FLY NETWORKS Background on Wireless Ad Hoc Networks * Commercial Usage and Characteristics * Technical and Research Challenges * Dynamic Routing * Mobile Multimedia Communication Systems * QoS Based Routing for Mobile Multimedia Ad Hoc Networks * Third Generation Communications Systems and Beyond * Multihop Relaying Paves the Way to 4G Communications Systems• Bibliography * Glossary * Terminology Book News Annotation:In this advanced textbook, Aggelou (Greek Institute of Technology)
addresses the technical challenges posed by ensuring effective
routing, energy-efficient protocols, and quality of service support
in highly dynamic wireless environments. He describes the IEEE
802.11, ETSI HiperLAN, and Bluetooth standards for mobile ad hoc
networks (MANETs), and compares some on-demand to table-driven
protocols for routing in MANETs. The final chapter illustrates the
standardization procedures of third generation UMTS and portrays it
evolution from the second generation schemes to true mobile
multimedia wireless systems.
Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Synopsis:- Detailed coverage of the new IETF Internet Engineering Task Force standard for wireless ad hoc networking - Standard and technologies for next-generation wireless - Quality of service and multimedia Synopsis:This is a detailed tutorial on the design and integration of mobile ad-hoc networks, temporary communications nets constructed on the fly for locations and situations where building a permanent installation isn't possible.
About the AuthorGeorge Aggelou is a professor of electronic engineering at the Institute of Technology, Greece and the Director of G-Alpha Telecomms, consultants who build next-generation networks for enterprises and industry. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Surrey. His doctoral research, which was fully sponsored from Lucent Technologies, Middlesex, UK, was on wireless ad hoc and third generation (3G) mobile networks. Prof. Aggelou has been actively involved in standardization efforts for wireless mobile networking for nearly 10 years, first as a researcher at IBM, T.J. Watson Research Center, in New York and later as Team Leader at Cisco in London. He is the cofounder of Mobile E-commerce Technologies Ltd., London. Prof. Aggelou is the recipient of the U.K. Prize for Research of Excellence 2000 for his research innovations on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking. Prof. Aggelou is an active participant in several IEEE technical committees and activities. He has served on the Grants Committee (UGC) of Hong Kong. He is also a member of the Research Grants Evaluation Committee (FP5 and FP6) of the European Union. Table of ContentsChapter 1: Background on Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
Chapter 2: Commercial Usage and Characteristics Chapter 3: Technical and Research Challenges Chapter 4: Dynamic Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Conventional Routing vs Wireless Routing Desirable Properties of Ad Hoc Routing Protocols IETF MANET RDMAR Data Structures Operational Protocols Mathematical Analysis Model Cost Definition Performance Analysis Simulation Experiments and Results Chapter 5: QoS Based Routing for Mobile Multimedia Ad Hoc Networks QoSR Framework Wireless Bandwidth Calculation Wireless Channel Assignment Scheduling System Evaluation Chapter 6: Mobile Communication Systems Overview for Integrators Chapter 7: Ad Hoc GSM Chapter 8: Future Directions Bibliography Glossary Terminology What Our Readers Are SayingAdd a comment for a chance to win!
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