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So I've been doing my PhD for over two years now, and I haven't posted a reflective "state of the thesis" post in quite some time, so here it is. I have maxed out my 50 pages (not included ToC and references) for some time now, it's just been in the... |
Categories: Computer Science, Miscellaneous, News, Wireless Networks
Tags: 3G, 4G, Handover, Heterogeneous, Jason B. Ernst, Network, Seamless, Wireless
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Today the KW Record ran an article entitled "Blanket Wi-Fi plans unplugged in Waterloo Region and Guelph, but growing in Stratford". I thought I'd throw in my two cents since this issue is very related to some of my research. Overall to me, the... |
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Today I presented a recent paper on "Adaptive Mixed Bias Resource Allocation for Wireless Mesh Networks" at the BWCCA conference in Fukuoka Japan. The paper is authored by myself and Thabo Nkwe from the University of Guelph. The abstract is... |
Categories: Computer Science, Featured, News, Research, Wireless Networks
Tags: 2010, Allocation, Bias, BWCCA, Ernst, Fukuoka, Japan, Jason, Mesh, Mixed, Network, Nkwe, Resource, Thabo, Wireless
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Tomorrow I present at Research Day at University of Guelph at 1:30pm. Here is the abstract for the presentation:
Title: Radio Resource Management in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
Abstract: Wireless networks are quickly becoming pervasive... |
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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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