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Security:
• Zero-Interaction Authentication (best paper
award), Univ of Michigan, Ann Arbor
– Loss/theft of mobile devices exposes sensitive
files
– Authentication token worn by user which
continuously authenticates to the laptop
• Ariadne: A secure on-demand routing protocol for
Ad hoc networks, Carnegie Mellon University
– DSR combined with TESLA
Media Access Control for Ad Hoc
Networks
• Opportunistic Media Access for Multirate Ad Hoc
Networks, Rice University
– Opportunistically send multiple back-to-back
data packets
• A Power Control MAC protocol for Ad Hoc
Networks, Texas A&M, UIUC
– RTS/CTS higher power level than DATA/ACK
– Varies transmit power level on a per-packet
level (190us, 20us)
Cont…
• Transmission Scheduling in Ad Hoc Networks
with Directional Antennas, University of
California, Santa Cruz
– Distributed scheduling protocol
– Determines number of links for activation using
two-hop topology information
• Using Directional Antennas for Medium Access
Control in Ad Hoc Networks, UIUC
– Directional antennas allow simultaneous
communications increasing spatial reuse
– Multi-hop RTSs to establish links, single hop
data/ack
Transport Layer Issues
• TCP/IP Performance over 3G wireless links with Rate and
Delay Variation, Bell Labs
– Retransmissions => increased delay
– Channel state based scheduling => variable rate
– ACK Regulator
• Transport Layer Approach to Achieving Aggregate
Bandwidths on Multi-homed Mobile Hosts, Georgia
Institute of Technology
– pTCP
• Reliable Network Connections, University of Wisconsin –
Madison
– ROCKS/RACKS provide transparent network
connectivity
– Enhancement Detection Protocol
Wireless Local Area Networks
• Analysis of Campus-wide Wireless Networks, Darthmouth
College
– 11weeks, 2000 users, campus-wide network of 476
access points,161 buildings
• Minimizing Energy for Wireless Web Access with
Bounded Slowdown, MIT
– Interaction of TCP with PSM
– Minimizes energy while guaranteeing RTT does not
increase by more than a given percentage
• Link Layer Assisted Mobile IP Fast Handoff Method over
Wireless LAN Networks, KDDI R&D
– A MAC bridge is used to divert traffic while MIP
registration takes place
Sensor Networks
• On the Interdependence of Routing & Data Compression
in Multi-Hop Sensor Networks, Cornell
– Samples of a random field are collected at each node,
goal is to estimate the entire field within a prescribed
distortion value
– Tight coupling between routing & source coding
• A Two-tier Data Dissemination Model for Large-scale
Wireless Sensor Networks, UCLA
– Sensor nodes stationary, sinks mobile
– A grid is constructed which allows sinks to gather data
by flooding queries within a local cell
Poster Session
• Mining a World of Smart Sensors, Intel Research,
Pittsburgh
• TCP – XMPT (UIUC)
• Video over multi-path in ad hoc, Polytechnic University
– Source coding
• Application QoS mapping to Hardware Settings (UAMPS,
MIT, [email protected])
• Misbehavior detection in 802.11, UIUC
– AP tells the node the amount to back off & checks to
see if it obeys
• Qos 802.11 distributed fashion, University of Pittsburgh
– DRR, IFS depends on deficit
• Secure Spaces, UMCP – MIND lab
– Authentication based on Location
Energy Efficient Systems
• Wake on Wireless: An Event Driven Energy Saving
Strategy for Battery Operated Devices, MIT, Microsoft
– To reduce idle power, the device is shut down
– Second channel is used for wakeup
– Implementation
• Minimum Energy Broadcast in All-Wireless Networks:
NP-Completeness and Distribution Issues, EPFL
Switzerland
– Given a source node, find pairs of relay nodes,
transmission power levels so that all nodes get the
message with least energy expended
– Formal proof that power optimal broadcast is NP
complete
– Approximation algorithm and its distributed
implementation
Cont…
• Investigating Upper Bounds on Network Lifetime
…., Georgia Tech
– Analyze lifetime/density tradeoff (cooperative
cell based strategies)
– Assumptions: nodes uniformly distributed,
traffic evenly distributed across nodes
Resource Control and QoS in Wireless
Systems
• Resource Control for Elastic Traffic in CDMA
Networks, ICS Greece
– Net utility maximization problem can be
decomposed into
• Selection of optimal signal quality
• Selection of optimal transmission rate
• Capacity of Multi-service Cellular Networks with
Transmission-Rate Control: A Queuing Analysis,
INRIA France
– Calculate uplink capacity for best-effort traffic
– Slowing transmission rate increases capacity
– Blocking probability can be made very small
Cont…
• Efficient Integration of Multi-Hop Wireless and
Wired Networks with QoS Constraints, Bell Labs
– Design low cost infrastructure
– Polynomial time approximation algorithm
System Issues
• Robotics-Based Location Sensing using Wireless Ethernet,
Rice University
– Design, implementation and analysis for determining
position from measured RF signal strengths
– Control theory
• On Balancing between Transcoding Overhead and Spatial
Consumption in Content Adaptation, University of Hong
Kong
– Optimal tradeoff between transcoding cost (CPU) and
storage cost (I/O)
– Prove bounds on optimality of alg
– Implementation – PDF document
Cont…
• Rajicon: Remote PC GUI Operations via
Constricted Mobile Interfaces, UCB, Osaka
University
– Easy to use interface to remotely operate a PC’s
GUI operating system via a cellular phone
– Image based navigation, keyboard shortcuts
Challenges
• Environmental Design for Pervasive Computing
Systems, Telcordia
– Reduce environmental impact of pervasive
computing
– New architectures, design methodologies,
metrics, operating system, algorithms
– Physical waste, energy consumption
• Integrating Mobile Wireless Devices into
Computational Grid, UCLA
– Identify research challenges
– Proxy-based clustered system architecture
Cont…
• Recombinant Computing and the Speakeasy
Approach, Palo Alto Research Center
– Interoperability among group of devices,
applications and services
– Limited a priori knowledge of one another