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Just some quick news about the site, I have upgraded to the release candidate of wordpress 3.0. I chose to do this because some of the features in the new version are exactly what I've needed for some of my new plugin and template ideas. My... |
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This post is somewhat motivated by Prof. Andrew Eckford's post that encourages graduate students and faculty members to post more about their work on sites like Twitter. Since I attended the same conference (ICC 2010), I thought it would be good to... |
 Categories: Computer Science, Featured, News, Research, Wireless Networks Tags: 2010, Bias, Guelph, ICC 2010, Jason B. Ernst, Mieso Denko, Mixed, Presentation, Publication, Scheduling, Wireless
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Ns-3 is one of the most popular simulation tools for network simulation. See the website: http://www.nsnam.org/. It is the successor to the popular ns-2 simulator. The tool is written in c++ / python, but I manage to get by using mostly only c++ (as... |
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For the next stage of my thesis instead of using the well known ns-2 simulator as originally planned, I have opted to instead use ns-3. I have chosen this particular environment because it seems to be designed from the ground up to be a wireless... |
- Categories: Computer Science, Featured, Linux, Simulation, Tutorials
- Tags: 8.04, Guide, Hardy, Heron, Linux, NS-3.2, Simulation, Tips, Ubuntu, Wireless
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Wireless Networks have become very popular in recent years and research in the area is very active. It is one of my main research interests while studying for my M.Sc. in Applied Computing at the University of Guelph so I thought I would write a bit... |
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June 8, 2010
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