Seminar

Speaker1: Juliusz Chroboczek Title : Babel — A Routing Protocol for Hybrid Networks Abstract: Babel is a loop-avoiding routing protocol that was originally designed to be efficient and robust in both wired networks and wireless meshes. Babel is a modular protocol, and

Speaker: Liumeng Song Title : Energy Efficient Cluster-based Cooperative Communication in M2M Capillary Network Abstract: Cluster-based cooperative Multiple-Input-Single-Output (CMISO) communications is a promising way to prolong network lifetime in machine-to-machine (M2M) capillary networks. The cluster-based communications can introduce excessive energy overhead to

Speaker: Antonio Davoli Title : When the cloud meets a P2P network: on a new generation of cloud storage systems. Abstract: In these days, we are witnessing the evolution of cloud storage systems. One of the most intriguing research branches

  Speaker: Dariusz Król Title : On Understanding  Social Propagations Abstract: Propagation phenomenon is an important problem that has been studied within varied research fields and application domains, leading to the development of propagation based models and techniques in social

  Speaker: Richard G. Clegg Title : TCP in the Wild   Abstract: This talk looks at the performance of TCP measurements “in the wild” as revealed by analysis of passive traces.  It is shown that the old-fashioned model of

  Speaker: Xingyu Han Title : The impact of fading on cross-layer packet-based design with single user &single channel Abstract: The research focuses on cross-layer (between network and physical layer) packet-based design with single user and single channel. The cross-layer

  Speaker: Yves Vanaubel Title : Network Fingerprinting: TTL-Based Router Signatures Abstract: Fingerprinting networking equipment has many potential applications and benefits in network management and security. More generally, it is useful for the understanding of network structures and their behaviors. 

Speaker: Daphne Tuncer Title : More Control Over Network Resources: An ISP Caching Perspective Abstract: Management operations performed by Content Delivery Network providers consist mainly in controlling the placement of contents at different storage locations and deciding where to serve

  Speaker: Lifeng Wang Title : Secure Transmission with Antenna Selection in MIMO wiretap channels Abstract: Security and privacy have become increasingly significant concerns in wireless communication networks since the open nature of the wireless medium makes the wireless transmission

Speaker 1 : Amna Abdul Wahid Title : Optimising the Sampling Rate when Measuring Packet-level Performance in Networks Abstract: Optimal sampling of a network for measurement of parameters like mean delay and loss probability is an active area of research.