... of Wi-Finetworks em- powers the implementation of numerous applications such as Wi-Fi positioning, Location Based Services (LBS), wireless intrusion detection and real-time ...estimate ...
... to Wi-Fi connections inside residential buildings, campus, and public palaces with new centralized Wi-Fi ...of Wi-Finetworks access and convergence by optimizing and ...
... 802.11 Wi-Fi enabled devices ...of Wi-Finetworks, APs in close proximity of each other often operate on the same channel, especially on the frequently used non-overlapping channels (1, ...
... in Wi-FiNetworks with Selfish Nodes Abstract: In Wi-Finetworks, mobile nodes compete for accessing the shared channel by means of a random access protocol called Distributed ...
... Nous avons proposé un tel service collaboratif (WMSP) : un sys- tème cloud pour collecter des données de réseau prises par les MS et les AP existants, et pour traiter ces données afin de générer une meilleure ...
... showing Wi-Fi problems to see if poor Web QoE episodes are consistent or intermit- ...cases, Wi-Fi problems can be de- tected and tackled on the spot, either by a help desk operator or an end ...
... expectation, Wi-Finetworks are de- ployed in different places, including transports (trains, buses, etc ) to offer Internet connection and service ...reason, Wi-Fi service should work ...
... and Wi-Finetworks, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Ultra-wide Band (UWB), ZigBee, and their ...technologies, Wi-Finetworks with the IEEE ...of Wi-Fi ...
... 4.2.2 Network traces As suggested in Aschenbruck et al. (2011), user traces can be acquired through three different methods : monitoring location, communications or contacts. The monitoring of location involves ...
... devices. Wi-Fi based positioning systems have several ...of Wi-Finetworks over the last few years. Wi-Fi infrastructure is available in most urban environments ...
... Abstract The Web-of-Things or WoT o ffers a way to standardize the access to services embedded on everyday objects, leveraging on well accepted standards of the Web such as HTTP and REST services. The WoT o ffers new ...
... La FI des enseignants contribue-t-elle à l’éclosion de classes et d’écoles plus équitables pour les diverses minorités visibles et les divers groupes ethniques? Autrement dit, les futurs enseignants sont- ils ...
... of Wi-Fi tracking functionality must not disrupt the original functionality of the system; and stealthy because network traffic generated by data report- ing could reveal the existence of operating ...
... Pour ce faire, nous allons réaliser une nouvelle étude (commandée par la mairie de Montreuil) au niveau d’une autre place de Montreuil, la Place de la République, début septembre. Cette place regroupe de nombreux usages ...
... Tero, A., Takagi, S., Saigusa, T., Ito, K., Bebber, D. P., Fricker, M. D., Yumiki, K., Kobayashi, R. & T. Nakagaki (2010). Rules for biologically inspired adaptive network design. Science, 327(5964), 439-442. Waters, ...
... Conventional wireless communication architecture, a backbone of our modern society, relies on actively generated carrier signals to transfer information, leading to important challenges including limited spectral ...
... 1 1 Intrusion false alarms for human intrusion detection. In order to avoid such kinds of false alarms, we take advantage of the strength of Doppler velocity. Figure 4 shows the Doppler velocity spectrum when human ...
... using Wi- Fi ...ambient Wi-Fi fingerprints, the dataset provider answers with an estimated location, then user’s location is ...embedding Wi-Fi and localisation capabilities ...
... 3 display the field dependence at various temperatures of the TDO frequency for KFS2 and EKFA single crystals, respectively, in pulsed magnetic fields up to 57 T, aligned paral- lel ([r] ...
... In C- Mod, the lifetime has been observed to be proportional to integrated injected RF Joules (~50 MJ) and degrades faster than in equivalent ohmic heated discharges.[1] To identify [r] ...