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Dynamic resource allocation using load estimation in distributed cognitive radio systems

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An impressive design of a low complexity and high efficiency dynamic spectrum access technique for cognitive radio networks that does not require central controllers nor the pre-establishment and maintenance of common control channels, yet can provide throughput and fairness levels that approach the performance of centralized systems.
Abstract
Cognitive radio is an emerging wireless technology that is envisaged as a solution to the spectrum scarcity issue. To improve spectrum utilization, cognitive (unlicensed) wireless users are assigned an opportunistic access to vacant channels on the condition they avoid interference with primary (licensed) users. In this paper we present an impressive design of a low complexity and high efficiency dynamic spectrum access technique for cognitive radio networks. This spectrum assignment algorithm does not require central controllers nor the pre-establishment and maintenance of common control channels. Yet, it can provide throughput and fairness levels that approach the performance of centralized systems. In addition, the proposed technique reacts extremely well to disturbances in the cognitive radio network configuration, including when primary users are activated, or when newcomer cognitive users join the network. Furthermore, we present in this work an analytical model that can be used to provide quick predictions of the performance of our proposed algorithm.

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Improved clustering algorithms for target tracking in wireless sensor networks

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C-DTB-CHR: centralized density- and threshold-based cluster head replacement protocols for wireless sensor networks

TL;DR: Two protocols to cluster a WSN through taking advantage of the shortcomings of LEACH, T-LEACH, and MT-CHR are proposed, namely centralized density- and threshold-based cluster head replacement (C-D TB-CHR) and C-DTB-CHR with adaptive data distribution (C -DTB -CHR-ADD) protocols.
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MT-CHR: A modified threshold-based cluster head replacement protocol for wireless sensor networks

TL;DR: In the MT-CHR protocol, a new probability of being a cluster head, for any node in any round, has been proposed which agrees fairly with the assumptions introduced in LEACH protocol and a new expression for threshold energy is proposed.
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A generic buffer occupancy expression for stop-and-wait hybrid automatic repeat request protocol over unstable channels

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