This paper proposes a novel paradigm for network congestion control. Instead of perpetual
conflict as in TCP, a proof-of-concept first-ever protocol enabling inter-flow communication …

Differentiated Service Model (DiffServ) is currently a popular research topic as a low-cost
method to bring QoS to today's Internet, especially in the backbone. The DiffServ …

Wireless networks are currently experiencing more overload situations than their wireline
counterparts because of explosive mobile traffic growth, unpredictable traffic behavior …

Abstract Medium Access Control (MAC) policies in which the scheduling time slots are
allocated irrespectively of the underline topology are suitable for ad-hoc networks, where …

We consider a Markovian queue and its associated exponentially averaged length. The set
of partial differential equations satisfied by the joint distribution of the queue and the …

Quantitative service differentiation can provide network operators with the “tuning knobs” for
adjusting the quality spacing between different traffic classes and it is convenient for users to …

Abstract Mobile Switching Centers (MSCs) in wireless telecommunication networks must
implement signaling overload controls to maintain acceptable performance during periods of …

In this study, we study the dynamics of network adaptive video streaming and propose novel
algorithms for rate distortion control in video streaming. While doing so, we maintain inter …

In this paper, we propose a new algorithm for active queue management, called ERB, which
is based not only on the queue size, but also on the estimation of the rate and burstiness of …

For multimedia applications processing in MANETs, even the small packet loss can cause
very much degradation in quality. Hence there is a need to design an efficient Active Queue …