'Link speed' diaporamas de présentation

THE FUTURE OF TCP: TRAIN-WRECK OR EVOLUTION?

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Dynamic Networks

Dynamic Networks. L.N. Bhuyan Partly from Berkeley Notes. What is Dynamic Network. Dynamic Network is the network that can connect any input to any output by enabling or disabling some switches in the network Examples: - Shared Bus: The bus arbiter connects a processor to a memory

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Adjusting Weekday Traffic Using CalTrans Weigh-In-Motion Traffic Counts

Adjusting Weekday Traffic Using CalTrans Weigh-In-Motion Traffic Counts. 1997 South Coast Air Basin Modeling Studies May 22, 2002. Ozone Episodes Are Decreasing. Ozone episodes becoming rare No stage 2 episodes (> 350 ppb) since 1989 Stage 1 episodes (> 20 ppb) are rare

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Developing Web100 Based Network Configuration & Performance Measurement Tools

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TBD

TBD. FERMI ELETTRA. The Matrix Card and its Applications. 23.09.2009 Dr. John Jones Princeton University neutrinodeathray@gmail.com. CMS CERN. Progression in Physics Hardware Over ~20 Years. Speed. Connectivity. Density. Size. 1995 VME. 2003 VME / ATCA. 2008+ ATCA / ? TCA.

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So you think that you want to model something?

So you think that you want to model something?. Blaine Gaither blaine@acm.org. Outline. Goal: Understand the trade-offs involved in benchmarking, simulation and analytical modeling Outline Problem definition It takes two models to tango Model Level of detail Workload Characterization

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Voice transmission in an IEEE 802.11 WLAN based access network

Voice transmission in an IEEE 802.11 WLAN based access network. Andreas Koepsel # , Adam Wolisz Telecommunication Networks Group Technical University Berlin www-tkn.ee.tu-berlin.de # Now co-founder of Acticom R&D (Start-up fever in Berlin!) Koepsel@acticom.com.

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Video Streaming Over Wireless: Where TCP is Not Enough

Video Streaming Over Wireless: Where TCP is Not Enough. Xiaoqing Zhu, Jatinder Pal Singh and Bernd Girod. Information Systems Laboratory Stanford University. Wireless Home Networking. 6 Mbps. 24 Mbps. 54 Mbps. 12 Mbps. Outline. TCP throughput over wireless

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