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SustainableTourism and REcreation as an opportunity to promote Alternative Mobility . Stream. Objectives of STREAM: to promote sustainable mobility TO and IN recreational/tourist areas; to use recreation as a circumstance in which you can more easily promote green mobility in every day life

Open Workshop Identifying policy and regulatory issues Next Generation Networks 22 June 2005 Centre Albert Borschette Brussels The NGN Global Regulatory Ecosystem Anthony M Rutkowski Vice President for Regulatory Affairs and Standards Dulles VA USA tel: +1 703.948.4305

Interaction in Land Use and Transport: Based on Case Studies Curitiba and Singapore. Group 5 Oscar Millewski Ahmed Mosa Edson Asafu Puspita Dirgahayani. Urban Form and Transportation Transportation and Sustainability Study Cases of Integrating Land Use and Transportation Planning:

FY 2021 Application Training. Carolyn Freitag. June 27, 2019. FY 2021 Application Training. Agenda Welcome Introductions Review Discussion Points What’s New for FY 2021 Call for Projects What’s Continuing from FY 2020 Review Grant Programs Review Application Documents

Cisco Wireless Overview Covering Cisco’s Wireless LAN Strategy and Airespace Acquisition August 9, 2005 Michael Glew. Table of Contents. WLANs: Where have we come from – Where are we going? Technology Review Product Positioning Futures Access Anywhere. 2003. Niche Applications.

Layer 2.5 Functionality. Peretz Feder Ajay Rajkumar Lucent Technologies May 13, 2004. Objectives. To crystallize the concept and boundary of layer 2.5 To describe the scope of the triggers with relation to Layers 3 and 2.5 Define interfaces to mobility management at layer 3

High Availability and Fault-Tolerance in Real-Time Databases. Jan Lindström University of Helsinki Department of Computer Science. Overview. The causes of the downtime Availability solutions CASE 1: Clustra CASE 2: TelORB CASE 3: RODAIN. The Causes of Downtime. Planned downtime

Always Best Connected Architecture and Design. Rajesh Mishra Ericsson Berkeley Wireless Center. Always Best Connected - ABC. for a user, who wants to connect to a service, to be able to choose accesses and devices in a way that best suits his or her needs, and to change

Chapter 4 North American Intersystem Operations. Architecture. TIA IS-41 (Telecommunications Industry Association Interim Standard 41 )- an open communications interface between a pair of AMPS systems IS-41.1-B: Functional Overview IS-41.2-B: Intersystem Handoff

ROMA NIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND INNOVATIOIN National Center for Technical and Vocational Education and Training Development. TOOLS, STRUCTURES AND RESOURCES AT THE SERVICE OF MOBIITY Romania case study. Madlen Serban Barcelona, 26/27 May 2009

JARC New Freedom 5310. David Schneider Transportation Program Specialist Office of Program Management. The JARC Program. Objective: Fund projects designed to transport low-income individuals to employment and employment related activities and also fund reverse commute projects.

Virtualized Wireless Infrastructure. Sachin Katti Assistant Professor, EE & CS Stanford University. What does it take to….. . Open the wireless infrastructure so users can choose any free spectrum, any network, or many networks, any time?. Sprint WiMAX. AT&T 3G. Any network…. Sprint

Webinar Mobility Management – Interactive mobility information 3 th of April 2014. Introduction. Introduction. Purpose of this webinar Inspire ! Provoke discussion Launch Thematic Group on Mobility Management Define themes for further work and activities. The CIVITAS Community.

An inclusive peer-to-peer approach to involve EU CONURBations and wide areas in participating to the CovenANT of Mayors. ALBA IULIA, NOVEMBER 2-4 2011. II Training session: New opportunities for mobility solutions. Overview.

Ultra High Density WLAN —— Challenges, potential techniques and provisions. Authors:. Abstract. With a fast development of mobile techniques, we are embracing a terminal-equipment burst ing era, however, issues and problems to be dealed with are still challenging.

WELCOME. On. TELECOMMUNICATION. Presentation . JIND INSTITUTE OF ENGG. & TECH. TRAINING REPORT ON TELECOMMUNICATION. SUBMITTED TO, ECE DEPTT. SUBMITTED BY, PRAKASH KUMAR ARYA ROLL NO. 1608214 GROUP:- A BRANCH:- ECE YEAR:- 3 rd Yr.

Mobility Innovations for the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform. CIVITAS Forum Conference 24th September 2012. Dr. Stefan Klug Fraunhofer -Institute System and Innovation Research ISI. Historic Visions of Future Mobility. Historic Visions of Future Mobility.

Network-Based Mobility Management in the Evolved 3GPP Core Network. Outline. Introduction Proxy Mobile IPv6 IP-based mobility management The PMIPv6-based mobility architecture of the evolved packet system Non-optimized handovers Optimized handovers conclusion. Introduction.

Distributed mobility management for target tracking in mobile sensor networks. Y. Zou and K. Charkrabarty IEEE transactions on mobile computing, vol. 6, no. 8, AUG 2007 Presented by Gowun Jeong. Contents . Introduction Related prior work Tracking quality improvement due to node movement

Focus on Active Mobility Mobility Management for Cities in Austria. Why Cycling ? The fastest Means of Transport in Town!. Source: TRRL, Bracher 1990. minutes. walking. bus. metro. Travel Times in Cities. car. bicycle. distance in km.