1 KAFLE et al. IIPP: Integrated IP paging protocol with a power save mechanism SUMMARY The advent of advanced mobile/wireless systems has been facilitating the battery-powered mobile computing devices (nodes) to remain always-connected to the Internet. However, until now, the power-drain rate of mobile nodes is very high in comparison with the available power of portable batteries. To reduce th...

An information-theoretic framework is developed for optimal location management in multi-system, fourth generation ( ) wireless networks. The framework envisions that each individual sub-system operates fairly independently, and does not require public knowledge of individual sub-network topologies. To capture the variation in paging and location update costs in this heterogeneous environment, ...

Location management schemes continue to be a topic of major research. Especially with the upcoming 3G, 4G and wireless LAN technologies, which will bring better services to the mobile users, it is anticipated that the mobile user population would continue to increase. Location management schemes comprise of location update and paging procedures. Efforts to introduce an efficient location update...

Global wireless networks enable mobile users to communicate regardless of their locations. One of the most important issues is location management in a highly dynamic environment because mobile users may roam between different wireless systems, network operators, and geographical regions. In this paper, a location-tracking mechanism is introduced that consists of intersystem location updates an...

This paper describes a new algorithm that improves the performance of application-controlled demand paging for the out-of-core visualization of data sets that are on either local disks or disks on remote servers. The performance improvements come from better overlapping the computation with the page reading process, and by performing multiple page reads in parallel. The new algorithm can be app...

Paging is a prominent problem in the field of online algorithms. While in the deterministic setting there exist simple and efficient strongly competitive algorithms, in the randomized setting a tradeoff between competitiveness and memory is still not settled. In this paper we address the conjecture in [2], that there exist strongly competitive randomized paging algorithms using o(k) bookmarks, ...

In this paper we present a workload characterization analysis of TIPSY, which is a typical interactive package for scientiic visualiza-tion and analysis. Tools like this are gaining increasing importance as parallel scientiic computations produce increasing amounts of data, raising the need for eecient visualization and data mining. Our experiments show that, although TIPSY has high processing ...

One of the key issues in cellular mobile communication is to find current location of mobile terminals to deliver the service, which is known as location management. Although dynamic location management schemes show better performance but static schemes are more popular due to their simplicity. One such static scheme is reporting center in which some cells are designated as reporting centers. T...

Most developers use default properties of ASP.NET server controls when developing web applications. ASP.NET web applications typically employ server controls to provide dynamic web pages, and data-bound server controls to display and maintain database data. Though the default properties allow for fast creation of workable applications, creating a high-performance, multiuser, and scalable web ap...