ICC 2010 – Cross-Layer Mixed Bias Scheduling for Wireless Mesh Networks
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 share a bit about my presentation and my experience at the conference.
While I don’t have a video for you to watch the entire presentation, I do have some pictures, and I’ll post the paper and slides I presented in case any one is interested. If you have any questions feel free to post on here or email me directly and I’ll be happy to answer any of them.
Categories: Computer Science, Featured, News, Research, Wireless Networks by Jason Ernst
Tags: 2010, Bias, Ernst, Guelph, ICC 2010, Jason, Mieso Denko, Mixed, Presentation, Publication, Scheduling, Wireless
Fair Scheduling & Load Balancing in WMN
My research is becoming more focused as of late towards the area of fair scheduling and load balancing in Wireless Mesh Networks. Earlier this week I gave a talk in our wireless research group at Guelph on WMN: Fair Scheduling and Load Balancing which I will make available at the bottom of the post.
The presentation gave a background on why load balancing and scheduling are important in WMNs. Additionally a survey on the current problems that I find interesting in the area was presented. In case you don’t want to get the presentation / you don’t have MS Office here are the main points from the presentation:
Categories: Computer Science, Research, Wireless Networks by Jason Ernst
Tags: Balancing, Fair, Load, Mesh, Networks, Research, Scheduling, Simulation, Wireless
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