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Soft State Header Compression for Wireless Networks

by Mikael Degermark, Stephen Pink , 1996
"... Low-speed wireless is becoming a popular way to connect mobile computers to the Internet and other networks. Users will desire the same services on low speed links as they already have on higher speed networks. Since bandwidth will probably always be a limitation on wide area wireless links, protoco ..."
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, protocol mechanisms need to be developed to use the available bandwidth on low speed networks efficiently. In the face of growing address sizes, such as those in IPv6, we offer a header compression scheme that enables efficient use of bandwidth when packets are small. The scheme uses soft state, works

Cooperative IP Header Compression for Parallel Channels in Wireless Meshed Networks

by Frank H. P. Fitzek, Tatiana Kozlova Madsen, Petar Popovski, Ramjee Prasad, Marcos Katz - In IEEE International Conference on Communication (ICC), Seoul, Korea , 2005
"... Abstract — In this paper we introduce a novel header compression technique for parallel channels as they are found in meshed networks. The approach introduced advocates the cooperative behavior of parallel channels to maintain the compression state on sender and receiver side. The general concept as ..."
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Abstract — In this paper we introduce a novel header compression technique for parallel channels as they are found in meshed networks. The approach introduced advocates the cooperative behavior of parallel channels to maintain the compression state on sender and receiver side. The general concept

Performance of TCP/IP/UDP adaptive header compression algorithm for wireless network

by Prof. N. Penchalaiah - International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering , 2010
"... Abstract: The convergence of mobile technologies will characterize the future telecommunication systems based on TCP/IP protocols. These Protocols can be used to build both wired and wireless parts on same platform. But TCP/IP headers overheads are large, so it utilizes more bandwidth even small ser ..."
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/IP header compression algorithm for 3G wireless networks and an adaptive robust header compression algorithm based on UDP-RTS/CTS handshake for real-time streams in wireless networks such a 3G platforms. But these approaches are not efficient in adaptive nature. So In this paper we are proposing one

Making TCP/IP Viable for Wireless Sensor Networks

by Adam Dunkels, Juan Alonso, Thiemo Voigt , 2004
"... The TCP/IP protocol suite, which has proven itself highly successful in wired networks, is often claimed to be unsuited for wireless micro-sensor networks. In this work, we question this conventional wisdom and present a number of mechanisms that are intended to enable the use of TCP/IP for wireless ..."
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/IP for wireless sensor networks: spatial IP address assignment, shared context header compression, application overlay routing, and distributed TCP caching (DTC). Sensor networks based on TCP/IP have the advantage of being able to directly communicate with an infrastructure consisting either of a wired IP network

header for SPIE use Development Platform for Self-Organizing Wireless Sensor Networks

by Jonathan R. Agrea, Loren P. Clarea, Gregory J. Pottieb, Nikolai P. Romanova
"... Distributed microsensor networks, built from collections of nodes each having the ability to sense their environment, process the raw sensor data in cooperation with other neighboring nodes into information and then communicate that information to end users. These systems are designed to be self-org ..."
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Distributed microsensor networks, built from collections of nodes each having the ability to sense their environment, process the raw sensor data in cooperation with other neighboring nodes into information and then communicate that information to end users. These systems are designed to be self

IP is Dead, Long Live IP for Wireless Sensor Networks

by Jonathan W. Hui, David E. Culler - THE 6TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMBEDDED NETWORKED SENSOR SYSTEMS (SENSYS'08) , 2008
"... A decade ago as wireless sensor network research took off many researchers in the field denounced the use of IP as inadequate and in contradiction to the needs of wireless sensor networking. Since then the field has matured, standard links have emerged, and IP has evolved. In this paper, we present ..."
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the design of a complete IPv6-based network architecture for wireless sensor networks. We validate the architecture with a production-quality implementation that incorporates many techniques pioneered in the sensor network community, including duty-cycled link protocols, header compression, hop

Chapter # REESTABLSIHSMENT OF HEADER COMPRESSION STATE BY CONTEXT TRANSFER IN MOBILE IP NETWORKS

by Ha Duong, Arek Dadej, Steven Gordon
"... Abstract: Header Compression is a useful technique for reducing the load on bandwidthscarce wireless links. Header Compression depends on the establishment and synchronization of context at the compressor and the decompressor. In mobile wireless networks, it is desirable to transfer this context bet ..."
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Abstract: Header Compression is a useful technique for reducing the load on bandwidthscarce wireless links. Header Compression depends on the establishment and synchronization of context at the compressor and the decompressor. In mobile wireless networks, it is desirable to transfer this context

Layered IP Header Compression for IP-enabled

by Sensor Networks Edric
"... Sensor networks introduce new constraints on wireless and ad-hoc networks, especially in terms of bandwidth limitations and power efficiency. If such network is still using IP, for instance if it is connected eventually to the internet, using IP header compression becomes a strong necessity. IP head ..."
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Sensor networks introduce new constraints on wireless and ad-hoc networks, especially in terms of bandwidth limitations and power efficiency. If such network is still using IP, for instance if it is connected eventually to the internet, using IP header compression becomes a strong necessity. IP

-Bit Compressive Data Gathering for Wireless Sensor Networks

by Jiping Xiong , Qinghua Tang
"... Compressive sensing (CS) has been widely used in wireless sensor networks for the purpose of reducing the data gathering communication overhead in recent years. In this paper, we firstly apply 1-bit compressive sensing to wireless sensor networks to further reduce the communication overhead that ea ..."
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Compressive sensing (CS) has been widely used in wireless sensor networks for the purpose of reducing the data gathering communication overhead in recent years. In this paper, we firstly apply 1-bit compressive sensing to wireless sensor networks to further reduce the communication overhead

Compressed sensing for real-time energy-efficient ecg compression on wireless body sensor nodes

by Hossein Mamaghanian, Nadia Khaled, David Atienza, Pierre Vandergheynst - BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON , 2011
"... Wireless body sensor networks (WBSN) hold the promise to be a key enabling information and communications technology for next-generation patient-centric telecardiology or mobile cardiology solutions. Through enabling continuous remote cardiac monitoring, they have the potential to achieve improved ..."
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Wireless body sensor networks (WBSN) hold the promise to be a key enabling information and communications technology for next-generation patient-centric telecardiology or mobile cardiology solutions. Through enabling continuous remote cardiac monitoring, they have the potential to achieve improved
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