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Wireless Spontaneous Network Creation with Energy Efficient Authentication
"... Abstract — Wireless Ad-Hoc networks are a form of peer-topeer network where nodes can communicate with each other without any central infrastructure. In spontaneous network, devices are placed close to each other for accessing services and sharing resources among each other for short period of time ..."
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Abstract — Wireless Ad-Hoc networks are a form of peer-topeer network where nodes can communicate with each other without any central infrastructure. In spontaneous network, devices are placed close to each other for accessing services and sharing resources among each other for short period of time
AWISPA: An Awareness Framework for Collaborative Spontaneous Networks
"... Abstract- In this work we study and analyze the awareness in collaborative learning environments based on wireless spontaneous networks. A spontaneous network is created when a group of students come together and uses wireless computing devices in order to carry-out a collaborative activity. The spo ..."
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Abstract- In this work we study and analyze the awareness in collaborative learning environments based on wireless spontaneous networks. A spontaneous network is created when a group of students come together and uses wireless computing devices in order to carry-out a collaborative activity
Spontaneous Networking: An Application-oriented Approach to Ad Hoc Networking
- IEEE Communications Magazine
, 2001
"... An ad hoc network must operate independently of a pre-established or centralized network management infrastructure, while still providing administrative services needed to support applications. Address allocation, name resolution, service location, authentication, and access control policies represe ..."
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represent just some of the functionality that must be supported - without pre-configuration n or centralized services. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to leverage some aspect of the environment in which the network operate. We introduce the notion of a spontaneous network, created when a
Overview of Spontaneous Networking - Evolving Concepts and Technologies
, 1999
"... The permanently growing networked IT-infrastructure, the need for more mobility as well as the expansion of computer-aided applications to new areas demand new methods to simplify the handling of ITsystems. ..."
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The permanently growing networked IT-infrastructure, the need for more mobility as well as the expansion of computer-aided applications to new areas demand new methods to simplify the handling of ITsystems.
Building secure communities in spontaneously networked environments
- In 4th Scandinavian Workshop on Wireless Ad-hoc Networks (AdHoc’04
, 2004
"... Abstract – We believe that the critical aspect in providing security for pervasive environments is building security and trust relations between devices without requiring the users to be experts. In this tech-note we present two complementary mechanisms to bootstrap security relations between networ ..."
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networked devices: the ownership model and a security policy definition language. The ownership model assures security relations between devices owned by the same user, and the security policy language defines security relations to other devices, assigns rights to relations, and supports authentic key
ABSTRACT Rapid and Energy Efficient Neighbor Discovery for Spontaneous Networks
"... hoc networking enables novel communication paradigms which require the definition of new frameworks and parameters for quality of service (QoS) support. The relevant QoS requirements are frequentlyantagonist and thus also appropriate tradeoff have to be determined and achieved to fit all of them. As ..."
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. As an example, consider the spontaneous networking featured byself-organizing ad hoc networks. Spontaneous networking can happen onlyif neighboring communication nodes discover each other within a short period of time; however, velocityof discoveryis paid in terms of energyconsumption. In this paper we consider
IEEE Communications Magazine • June 2001176 Spontaneous Networking: An Application-Oriented Approach to
"... An ad hoc network must operate independent of a preestablished or centralized network manage-ment infrastructure, while still providing admin-istrative services needed to support applications. Address allocation, name resolution, service location, authentication, and access control poli-cies represe ..."
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-cies represent just some of the functionality that must be supported — without preconfiguration or centralized services. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to leverage some aspect of the environment in which the network oper-ates. We introduce the notion of a spontaneous network, created when a
Usenet-on-the-fly – Supporting Locality of Information in Spontaneous Networking Environments
- in Ad Hoc Comm. and Collaboration in Ubiq. Comp. Environments
, 2002
"... People on the move are typically interested in information with respect to their proximity. Location-based services in general supply users with information about their proximity typically relying on an infrastructure storing the information and tracking the mobile objects, i.e. users. In this paper ..."
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. In this paper we present an approach for spontaneous, i.e. ad hoc, networks inspired by the Usenet. Information is exchanged using a peer-to-peer synchronization mechanism. The information is made available through channels grouping related information. The information propagation is solely based
Hardware Security Concept for Spontaneous Network Integration of Mobile Devices
- In Proceedings of the International Workshop "Innovative Internet Computing Systems". Ilmenau. 2001. Shyong
, 2001
"... . In this article we introduce an architecture of a mobile device that enables safe and authenticated data-transmission in a spontaneously configured network environment. The usage of this device is illustrated by a number of examples. The hardware and software components are presented. Particul ..."
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. In this article we introduce an architecture of a mobile device that enables safe and authenticated data-transmission in a spontaneously configured network environment. The usage of this device is illustrated by a number of examples. The hardware and software components are presented
Looking around first: Localized potential-based clustering in spontaneous networks
- IEEE Communications Letters
, 2007
"... Abstract — We propose a new budget-based clustering algorithm for self-organizing networks. The basic idea behind our solution is that nodes first sense the environment using inherent Hello packets before starting forming clusters. In contrast with previous solutions that blindly distribute the budg ..."
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Abstract — We propose a new budget-based clustering algorithm for self-organizing networks. The basic idea behind our solution is that nodes first sense the environment using inherent Hello packets before starting forming clusters. In contrast with previous solutions that blindly distribute
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