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Randomized Multi-Source Broadcast Protocols in Multi-Hop Radio Networks
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1993)
In [LBA93], a suite of randomized broadcast protocols was presented for the problem of broadcasting a message in arbitrary multi-hop radio networks. These protocols improved upon that of Bar-Yehuda et al. in most of the ...
Distributed Laboratories: A Research Proposal
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1996)
The continuing merger of computer and communication technologies
is leading to a new computing/communications infrastructure of unprecedented
magnitude, enabling new applications with broad economic and social impact.
Yet, ...
Protocol Discovery in Multiprotocol Networks
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1994)
Multiprotocol systems can be an important tool for achieving interoperability.
As the number of protocols available on such systems grows, there is an
increasing need for support mechanisms that enable users to effectively ...
Capacity Enhancement Using Throw-Boxes in Mobile Delay Tolerant Networks
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2006)
Delay tolerant networks (DTNs) are a class of
emerging networks that are subject to frequent and long-duration
partitions. Due to intermittent connectivity, DTNs might
be significantly limited in supporting application ...
Improved Randomized Broadcast Protocol in Multi-hop Radio Networks
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1993)
This paper presents a suite of randomized broadcast protocols for the problem
of broadcasting a message in multi-hop radio networks. The protocols are
compared with the randomized broadcast protocol by Bar-Yehuda et ...
Multicasting in Delay Tolerant Networks: Semantic Models and Routing Algorithms
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2006)
Delay tolerant networks (DTNs) are a class of
emerging networks that experience frequent and long-duration
partitions. These networks have a variety of applications in situations
such as crisis environments and deep-space ...
Multi-Subsystem Protocol Architectures: Motivation and Experience with an Adapter-Based Approach
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1995)
Protocol software is often difficult, cumbersome, and expensive to
implement and test in today's computing environments. To reduce this
difficulty, several things are done: communications software is
commonly subdivided ...
Application-Layer Anycasting
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1996)
Server replication is a key approach for maintaining user-perceived quality
of service within a geographically wide-spread network. The anycasting
communication paradigm is designed to support server replication by ...
Multiple-Channel Multicast Scheduling for Scalable Bulk-data Transport
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1998)
A key technique for allowing a server to handle a large volume of
requests for file transfers is to multicast the data to the set
of requesting clients. Typically, the paths from the server to the
clients will be ...
Optimal Allocation of Clients to Replicated Multicast Servers
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1999)
Server replication is an approach that is often used to improve the
scalability of a service. One of the important factors in the efficient
utilization of replicated servers is the ability to direct client requests
to ...