Titlebook: Resource Management in Wireless Networking; Mihaela Cardei,Ionut Cardei,Ding-Zhu Du Book 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 Bluetooth.Performanc

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Inter-Domain Radio Resource Management for Wireless LANsl in the long run by using either channel compensation or load balancing schemes. Thus the fair allocation of radio resources among domains is possible. We also showed that network-initiated load balancing is effective for redistributing radio resources in a short time span.

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Cross-Layer Architectures for Bandwidth Management in Wireless Networkswireless channel adapt their quality of service (QoS) to the available bandwidth is a complex procedure. It requires several adjustments at each layer of the OSI protocol stack. Moreover, the procedures at each layer of the stack must co-operatively interact with those at the other to ensure maximum

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Truthful Computing in Wireless Networksthem for the sake of their own interests. We also assume that each wireless node has a cost to forward the data for other nodes and a node will only relay the data if it got a payment to cover its relay cost. We studied how the source node can design a payment scheme to all relay nodes such that the

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Time-Domain, Frequency-Domain, and Network Level Resource Management Schemes in Bluetooth Networks are still many outstanding issues not defined in the specifications or not agreed upon by the research/industrial community. In this chapter, we focus on various resource management issues. Specifically, we consider resource management problems related to coexistence and connectivity. We present a

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Topology Management of Hierarchical Mobile Ad Hoc Networksty and node failures, the topology management of the wireless backbone network is not as simple as in the wired networks. In this chapter, we introduced two schemes to help managing the hierarchical network structure. The goal is to achieve good distribution of backbone nodes as well as robustness,

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Efficient Resource Discovery in Wireless AdHoc Networks: Contacts Do Helpming more challenging and pressing as more emerging infrastructure-less networks are designed and implemented. The various approaches described in this chapter included flooding-based approaches, including expanding ring search and reduced broadcast heuristics, on-demand ad hoc routing, hierarchical

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