Controlling Computer Network Operations

Characterization and Planning for Computer Network Operations

Whom we e-mail, where we browse, what we purchase, and the things we search for on the World Wide Web all leave identifiable traces of who we are as individuals. In today’s technology focused landscape, cyberspace represents the new environment in which we communicate, work, shop, and play, and the cyber behaviors we exhibit there give a great deal of insight into our individual identities. Thi...

CHAPTER 63 Monitoring and Controlling Operations

Sustainable Global Service Intention as objective for Controlling Railway Network Operations in Real Time

Public transport in Switzerland is based on a regular periodic timetable connecting long distance and regional train services with local bus services and tourist ship lines. Thanks to this integrated periodic timetable it is possible to offer connections on a point to point network at reasonably high frequencies. The commercial idea behind this offer can be called global service intention (GSI)...

Computer Network Time Synchronization using a Low Cost GPS Engine

Accurate and reliable time is necessary for financial and legal transactions, transportation, distribution systems, and many other applications. Time synchronization protocols such as NTP (the Network Time Protocol) have kept clocks of such applications synchronized to each other for many years. Nowadays there are many commercial GPS based NTP time server products at the market but they almost ...

Improving Computer Control Of Batch Dyeing Operations

Several approaches are possible fol upgrading textile wet processing control systems. To that end, some fundamentat constraints and limitations of present control systems must be alleviated. Considerations for novel control algorithm: are presented as well as specific simu lation and experimental results for fuzzy logic and for adaptive control systems are presented. Introduction Process contro...