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Query Driven Operator Placement for Complex Event Detection over Data Streams

Karl Aberer, Sebastian Michel, Oana Anca Jurca, Alexandre Herrmann

We consider the problem of efficiently processing subscription queries over data streams in large-scale interconnected sensor networks. We propose a scalable algorithm for distributed data stream processing, applicable on top of any platform granting acces ...

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Secure incentives to cooperate for wireless networks

The operating principle of certain wireless networks makes essential the cooperation between the mobile nodes. However, if each node is an autonomous selfish entity, cooperation is not guaranteed and therefore we need to use incentive techniques. In this t ...

EPFL2007

Non-cooperative behavior in wireless networks

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Existing cellular networks are centrally managed and require a tremendous initial investment. With the advancement of new wireless technologies, the operators of traditional networks have to face new competition. New technologies make it possible to provid ...

EPFL2007

On broadcast and agreement in mobile ad hoc networks

Yoav Sasson

This thesis studies communication and agreement protocols in wireless ad hoc networks from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The last decade has given rise to the rapid growth of wireless telecommunications such as cellular mobile phone networks ...

EPFL2007

Consensus Problem in Wireless Ad hoc Networks: Addressing the Right Issues

André Schiper, Fatemeh Borran

Solving consensus in wireless ad hoc networks has started to be addressed in several papers. Most of these papers adopt system models developed for wired networks. These models are focused towards node failures while ignoring link failures, and thus are po ...

2007

Modeling and predicting mobility in wireless ad hoc networks

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Wireless Ad Hoc Networks are a particular paradigm where wireless devices communicate in a decentralized fashion, without any centralized infrastructure or decision. In order to avoid a situation where nodes chaotically try to communicate, distributed and ...

EPFL2007

Malicious Users in Unstructured Networks

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Unstructured networks (like ad-hoc or peer-to-peer networks) are networks without centralized control of their operation. Users make local decisions regarding whether to follow the network protocol or not. While providing scalability benefits, this degrade ...

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Efficient and Adjustable Recipient Anonymity in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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The privacy of users of mobile devices has been at stake, with emerging systems based on the mobile ad hoc networking technology raising additional concerns. The establishment of a connection between two nodes could readily reveal information to an eavesdr ...

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Towards reliable communication and agreement in mobile ad-hoc networks

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During the last decade, the number of wireless devices like digital organizers, mobile phones and laptop computers has drastically increased. At the same time, several technologies, like Bluetooth, GPRS, or WiFi have become mature and offer a high-performa ...

EPFL2006

On the throughput scaling of wireless relay networks

Patrick Thiran, Olivier Dousse

The throughput of wireless networks is known to scale poorly when the number of users grows. The rate at which an arbitrary pair of nodes can communicate must decrease to zero as the number of users tends to infinity, under various assumptions. One of them ...

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