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Marco Cello
Researcher at University of Genoa
Publications - 37
Citations - 581
Marco Cello is an academic researcher from University of Genoa. The author has contributed to research in topics: Knapsack problem & Call Admission Control. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 37 publications receiving 485 citations. Previous affiliations of Marco Cello include Bell Labs & New York University.
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A survey of architectures and scenarios in satellite-based wireless sensor networks: system design aspects
Nedo Celandroni,Erina Ferro,Alberto Gotta,Gabriele Oligeri,Cesare Roseti,Michele Luglio,Igor Bisio,Marco Cello,Franco Davoli,Athanasios D. Panagopoulos,Marios I. Poulakis,Stavroula Vassaki,T. de Cola,M. A. Marchitti,Yim Fun Hu,Prashant Pillai,Suraj Verma,K. Xu,Guray Acar +18 more
TL;DR: Architectural aspects related to WSNs in some way connected with a satellite link are addressed, a topic that presents challenging interworking aspects and requirements of the most meaningful WSN applications have been drawn and matched to characteristics of various satellite/space systems.
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Dynamic Switch Migration in Distributed Software-Defined Networks to Achieve Controller Load Balance
Yang Xu,Marco Cello,I-Chih Wang,Anwar Walid,Gordon Wilfong,Charles H.-P. Wen,Mario Marchese,H. Jonathan Chao +7 more
TL;DR: Simulations demonstrate that BalCon and BalConPlus significantly reduce the load imbalance among SDN controllers by migrating only a small number of switches with low computation overhead and is immune to switch migration blackout, an adverse effect in the baseline BalCon.
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Statistical fingerprint-based intrusion detection system (SF-IDS)
Luca Boero,Marco Cello,Marco Cello,Mario Marchese,Enrico Mariconti,Talha Naqash,Sandro Zappatore +6 more
TL;DR: This paper introduces a statistical analysis based intrusion detection system, which, after extracting the statistical fingerprint, uses machine learning classifiers to decide whether a flow is affected by malware or not.
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JumpFlow: Reducing flow table usage in software-defined networks
TL;DR: This paper proposes JumpFlow, a forwarding scheme that achieves low and balanced flow table usage in an SDN by properly and reactively placing flow entries on switches by formulate and solve the reactive flow entry placement problem.
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BalCon: A Distributed Elastic SDN Control via Efficient Switch Migration
TL;DR: It is shown that dynamic mapping can improve efficiency in managing traffic load variations and is proposed BalCon (Balanced Controller): an algorithmic solution designed to tackle and reduce the load imbalance among SDN controllers through proper SDN switch migrations.