Available bandwidth (ABW) estimation in wireless networks is a critical issue for quality-of-
service (QoS) provisioning. Nowadays, a network path often contains at least one wireless …

The problem of fast bandwidth estimation has been extensively studied in the wired Internet
and recently, in 802.11 wireless networks; however, no tool has been reported so far in the …

Bandwidth estimation refers to the measurement of a bandwidth-related metric over a
network path, performed only by the end hosts, without access to the intermediate routers …

In 802.11 wireless network, a large number of multimedia applications are emerging.
Accurate end-to-end bandwidth estimation techniques can help these applications adjust …

BART is a state-of-the-art active end-to-end bandwidth measurement method that estimates
not only the available bandwidth but also the link capacity of the bottleneck link. It uses a …

The knowledge of the present available bandwidth on a network path is essential in
numerous contexts, such as network management and streaming applications. A network …

Recently, multimedia streaming services over IEEE 802.11 based wireless networks have
increased dramatically. This results in manifold increase in the bandwidth requirement …

Estimating the available bandwidth in IEEE 802.11-based multihop wireless networks is a
very difficult task due to the medium sharing among contending nodes and collisions …

Providing wireless service without spatial restriction has been realized due to rapid growth
of IEEE 802.11 based wireless technologies. Recently, available bandwidth (" AB") …

Increased popularity and wealth-creation potential of conventional mobile phones, smart
phones and tablet computers resulted in the unprecedented penetration of wired and …