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Modeling and Optimization in Science and Technologies Constandinos X. Mavromoustakis Evangelos Pallis George Mastorakis Editors Resource Management in Mobile Computing Environments Modeling and Optimization in Science and Technologies Volume 3 Serieseditors SrikantaPatnaik,SOAUniversity,Orissa,India e-mail:[email protected] IshwarK.Sethi,OaklandUniversity,Rochester,USA e-mail:[email protected] XiaolongLi,IndianaStateUniversity,TerreHaute,USA e-mail:[email protected] EditorialBoard LiCheng,TheHongKongPolytechnicUniversity,HongKong Jeng-HaurHorng,NationalFormosaUniversity,Yulin,Taiwan PedroU.Lima,InstituteforSystemsandRobotics,Lisbon,Portugal Mun-KewLeong,InstituteofSystemsScience,NationalUniversityofSingapore MuhammadNur,DiponegoroUniversity,Semarang,Indonesia LucaOneto,UniversityofGenoa,Italy KayChenTan,NationalUniversityofSingapore,Singapore SarmaYadavalli,UniversityofPretoria,SouthAfrica Yeon-MoYang,KumohNationalInstituteofTechnology,Gumi,SouthKorea LiangchiZhang,TheUniversityofNewSouthWales,Australia BaojiangZhong,SoochowUniversity,Suzhou,China AhmedZobaa,BrunelUniversity,Uxbridge,Middlesex,UK Moreinformationaboutthisseriesathttp://www.springer.com/series/10577 AboutthisSeries ThebookseriesModelingandOptimizationinScienceandTechnologies(MOST)pub- lishesbasicprinciplesaswellasnoveltheoriesandmethodsinthefast-evolvingfieldof modelingandoptimization.Topicsofinterestinclude,butarenotlimitedto:methods foranalysis,designandcontrolofcomplexsystems,networksandmachines;methods foranalysis,visualizationandmanagementoflargedatasets;useofsupercomputersfor modeling complex systems; digital signal processing; molecular modeling; and tools andsoftwaresolutionsfordifferentscientificandtechnologicalpurposes.Specialem- phasisisgiventopublicationsdiscussingnoveltheoriesandpracticalsolutionsthat,by overcoming the limitations of traditional methods, may successfully address modern scientific challenges, thus promotingscientific and technologicalprogress. 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Mavromoustakis Evangelos Pallis George Mastorakis Editors Resource Management in Mobile Computing Environments ABC Editors ConstandinosX.Mavromoustakis GeorgeMastorakis DepartmentofComputerScience DepartmentofCommerceandMarketing UniversityofNicosia TechnologicalEducationalInstituteofCrete Nicosia Crete Cyprus Greece EvangelosPallis DepartmentofInformaticsEngineering TechnologicalEducationalInstituteofCrete Heraklion Greece ISSN2196-7326 ISSN2196-7334 (electronic) ISBN978-3-319-06703-2 ISBN978-3-319-06704-9 (eBook) DOI10.1007/978-3-319-06704-9 SpringerChamHeidelbergNewYorkDordrechtLondon LibraryofCongressControlNumber:2014938112 (cid:2)c SpringerInternationalPublishingSwitzerland2014 Thisworkissubjecttocopyright.AllrightsarereservedbythePublisher,whetherthewholeorpartofthe materialisconcerned,specificallytherightsoftranslation,reprinting,reuseofillustrations,recitation,broad- casting,reproductiononmicrofilmsorinanyotherphysicalway,andtransmissionorinformationstorage andretrieval,electronicadaptation,computersoftware,orbysimilarordissimilarmethodologynowknown orhereafterdeveloped.Exemptedfromthislegalreservationarebriefexcerptsinconnectionwithreviews orscholarly analysis ormaterial suppliedspecifically forthepurposeofbeingentered andexecuted ona computersystem,forexclusive usebythepurchaser ofthework.Duplication ofthis publication orparts thereofispermittedonlyundertheprovisionsoftheCopyrightLawofthePublisher’slocation,initscur- rentversion,andpermissionforusemustalways beobtained fromSpringer. 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Printedonacid-freepaper SpringerispartofSpringerScience+BusinessMedia(www.springer.com) Dedication TomywifeAfrodyte,andourdaughtersThelma,AristiandDespina,fortheir continuouslove,patienceandsupport(ConstandinosX.Mavromoustakis) TomywifeAthina,forherconstantsupportandlove(GeorgeMastorakis) TomysonMeletiosandmywifeVasiliki,fortheirsupportand understanding(EvangelosPallis) Preface Resource manipulationin dynamicallychangingenvironmentshas emergedas a crit- ical part of the information technologyinfrastructure.The need for efficient resource manipulationstemsfromtheincreasinggrowthofwirelessinfrastructuresandmobile networks.Theneedforareliablemanagementofresourcesinmobilecomputingenvi- ronments,facilitatingubiquitousavailabilityandefficientaccesstolargequantitiesof distributedresources,hasbecomeapparent,asthenumberofpeoplethatcommunicate andcollaboratecomputationallyovertheInternet,viadifferentaccessingsystemsand mobiledevices,has increased.Mobile computingparadigmis set to drivetechnology overthe nextdecadeand integrateresourcesavailability throughthe 3As (Anywhere, Anything,Anytime).Notwithstanding,therearealotofchallengestomeet,inorderto havemobilecomputingparadigmapplicableinallaspectsandinanefficientlyutilized manner.Inthiscontext,thisbookaimsatpresentingstate-of-the-artresearchandfuture trendsonresourcemanagementinmobileandheterogeneousnetworkingsystemsand applications.Itcombinesmobilecommunicationsandresourcemanagementfield,ina commonresearchgroundtopresentvariousresearchconceptsthatcontributetoenable highlyefficientmanagementofnetworkingresources.Themajorsubjectsofthebook coverresource managementmethodologies,modeling,analysis and efficient resource managementof mobile computingenvironments,newly introducedtechnologies,fac- ing the scarceness of resources and model formulation for resources management in wirelessnetworkingsystems. Thisbookisanexcellentsourceofnewschemedevelopedinthefieldforstudents, researchers and practitioners. It may be used in undergraduate and graduate courses on design and developmentof mobile computing systems and their applications. Re- searchers will find the book useful as it provides a state-of-the-art guide to resource managementinmobilecomputingenvironmentsandtechnologyandoffersanunfold- ing perspective on current and future trends in these environments. Practitioners will findthebookusefulasameansofupdatingtheirknowledgeonparticulartopicssuch as mobile and Ad-hoc wireless networks, peer-to-peer systems for mobile comput- ing, novelresource managementin cognitive radio networksand power management inmobilecomputingsystems.Mainlythebookcapturesthecurrentstate-of-the-artin VIII Preface resourcemanagementinwirelessenvironmentsandisasolidsourceofcomprehensive referencematerialontherelatedresearchfield. Thebookcontains26refereedchaptersfromprominentresearchersworkinginthis areaaroundtheworld.Itisorganizedalongfivethemes(sections)inthefieldofresource managementissuesfordifferentmobilecomputingenvironments. Section I—Mobile and Ad Hoc Wireless Networks:Chapter 1 by Petre, Chilipirea and Dobre elaborates on delay tolerant networks for disaster scenarios. Chapter 2 by Carmona-Murillo et al. provides an analytical study on Quality of Service (QoS) is- sues in nextgenerationmobilenetworksandchapter3 by Vale Pinheiroand Boavida discussesperformanceevaluationissuesofnetworkmobilityparadigms.Chapter4by PalmaandCuradoproposesscalableroutingmechanismsformobilead-hocnetworks andchapter5byStratakisetal.introducesnovelmethodsformeasurementsonmod- ernwirelesscommunicationtechnologiesandestimationofhumanexposure.Chapter 6byPirmoradian,AdigunandPolitisdiscussesissuesrelatedwithradiospectrumand cognitive mobile computing and chapter 7 by Basholli and Lagkas presents resource requestmappingtechniquesforOFDMAnetworks. SectionII—Peer-to-PeersystemsforMobileComputing:Chapter8byMirtchevet al.providestrafficmanagementissuesandchapter9byBledaetal.introducesambient assisted living tools for a sustainable aging society. Chapter 10 by Andreouet al. fo- cusesonadaptiveheuristic-basedpeer-to-peernetworkconnectivityissuesandchapter 11bySousaetal.studiesevaluationissuesofubiquityin mobilecomputingsystems. Chapter12byMarkakisetal.reviewspeer-to-peerconstellationsininteractivebroad- castingnetworksenhancedwithadvancedmanagementmechanisms. SectionIII—Resourcemanagementinmobilecognitiveradionetworks:Chapter13 by Karyotis, Anifantis and Papavassiliou introduces novel cross-layer based resource managementframeworksformobilecognitiveradionetworksandchapter14byMas- torakis et al. elaborates on energy-efficientrouting protocols for cognitive radio net- works.Chapter15byKormentzasstudieschallengesandsolutionsonspectrumtrading incognitiveradionetworksandchapter16byMastorakisetal.focusesonenergyand resourceconsumptionevaluationissuesofmobilecognitiveradiodevices.Chapter17 byMastorakisetal.proposesanovelnetworkarchitectureforefficientresourceman- agement,utilizingcontent-awaremultipathrouting. Section IV—Resource and Power management in Mobile Computing Systems: Chapter 18 by Kouskouliand Koutsakis presents novelapproacheson scheduling for efficient telemedicine traffic transmission over next generation cellular networks and chapter 19 by Mesodiakaki, Adelantado, Alonso and Verikoukis presents an energy- efficientcontention-awarealgorithmforchannelselectionincognitiveradionetworks. Chapter20bySaleemetal.elaboratesonresourcemanagementissuesinmobilesink basedwirelesssensornetworksthroughcloudcomputingandchapter21byNarayanan presentsresearchapproachesonmobilevideostreamingresourcemanagement.Chap- ter 22 by Mavromoustakis et al. elaborates on energy harvesting issues in wireless networks devices and chapter 23 by Zotos et al. introduces a unified platform for machine-to-machinevirtualobjectinteroperability. SectionV—PerformanceEvaluationofMobileComputingSystems:Chapter24by Correa et al. reviews computationalresource managementissues for video coding in Preface IX mobileenvironmentsand chapter25 byKhan and Martinistudiesresourceallocation andschedulingissuesforvideotransmissionovermobilecomputingsystems.Finally, chapter26byWangandHaasprovidesaperformanceanalysisofepidemicroutingfor delay-tolerant networks by proposing a mathematical framework to model such sys- tems. Althoughthe coveredtopics may not be an exhaustiverepresentationof all the re- sourcemanagementissuesinmobilecomputingenvironments,theydorepresentarich andusefulsampleoftherelatedresearchapproachesandcontents. This book has been made possible by the great efforts and contributions of many people.Firstofall,wewouldliketothankallthecontributorsforputtingtogetherex- cellentchaptersthatareverycomprehensiveandinformative.Second,wewouldliketo thankallthereviewersfortheirvaluablesuggestionsandcomments,whichhavegreatly enhancedthequalityofthisbook.Third,wewouldliketothankthestaffmembersfrom Springer,forputtingthisbooktogetherandassistingusthroughouttheprocess.Finally, wewouldliketodedicatethisbooktoourfamilies. Contents PartI:Mobileand AdHocWirelessNetworks DelayTolerantNetworksforDisasterScenarios ........................ 3 Andreea-CristinaPetre,CristianChilipirea,CiprianDobre QoSinNextGenerationMobileNetworks:AnAnalyticalStudy .......... 25 JavierCarmona-Murillo,José-LuisGonzález-Sánchez,DavidCortés-Polo, Francisco-JavierRodríguez-Pérez PerformanceEvaluationofNetworkMobilityParadigms ................ 43 PedroValePinheiro,FernandoBoavida ScalableRoutingMechanismsforMobileAdHocNetworks.............. 65 DavidPalma,MariliaCurado Measurements on Modern Wireless Communication Technologies andEstimationofHumanExposure.................................. 115 DimitriosStratakis,AndreasMiaoudakis,EvangelosPallis,TraianosYioultsis, ThomasXenos,GeorgeMastorakis,ConstandinosX.Mavromoustakis RadioSpectrumIssuesandCognitiveMobileComputing................ 131 MahdiPirmoradian,OlayinkaAdigun,ChristosPolitis ResourceRequestMappingTechniquesforOFDMANetworks ........... 145 AdelinaBasholli,ThomasLagkas PartII:Peer-to-Peer Systems forMobileComputing Generic IP Network Traffic Management from Measurement throughAnalysestoSimulation...................................... 167 Seferin Mirtchev, ConstandinosX. Mavromoustakis, Rossitza Goleva, KirilKassev,GeorgeMastorakis
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