Wireless Technology [electronic resource] : Applications, Management, and Security / edited by Steven Powell, J.P. Shim.

Optimized Seed Node Locations for Infrastructure Wireless Mesh Networks -- Use of Non-monotonic Utility in Multi-Attribute Network Selection -- RFID Indoor Tracking System Based on Inter-Tags Distance Measurements -- Adaptive Virtual Queue Random Early Detection in Satellite Networks -- News Corporation: Facing the Wireless World of the 21st Century -- Delay Effect on Conversational Quality in Telecommunication Networks: Do We Mind? -- Performance Evaluation of EVRC-Encoded Voice Traffic over CDMA EVDO Rev. A -- Efficient Structures for PLLs Loop Filter Design in FPGAs in High-Datarate Wireless Receivers Theory and Case Study -- Finite Automata for Evaluating Testbed Resource Contention -- Performance Analysis of Interference for OFDM Systems -- Maximum-Likelihood Carrier-Frequency Synchronization and Channel Estimation for MIMO-OFDM Systems -- Wireless Communication Systems from the Perspective of Implantable Sensor Networks for Neural Signal Monitoring -- The Modified Max-Log-MAP Turbo Decoding Algorithm by Extrinsic Information Scaling for Wireless Applications -- Getting Network Simulation Basics Right A Note on Seed Setting Effects for the ns-2 Random Number Generator -- Topology-Based Routing for Xmesh in Wireless Sensor Networks -- Modeling Cell Placement and Coverage for Heterogeneous 3G Services.

Wireless Technology: Applications Management and Security explores wireless telecommunications issues such as wireless internet, wireless network modeling and RFID. The contributing authors are researchers who participated in the seventh annual Wireless Telecommunications Symposium, WTS 2007. Their chapters represent the best research presented at the conference. Topics covered include: wireless communications and network technologies; algorithms, methods, simulations and software; military applications of wireless communications and satellite applications; RFID, sensor networks and wireless receivers. Wireless Technology: Applications, Management and Security is a useful reference for researchers in the field.

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