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University: University of Oulu, Finland
Professor: Matti Latva-aho
Department: Electrical
and Information Engineering Department
Telecommunications
Laboratory and Centre for Wireless Communication CWC
Contributed
model:
The present model ia a partial
implementation of the IEEE 802.15.3 MAC
[Part 15.3: Wireless Medium
Access Control (MAC) and Physical layer (PHY) Specifications for High Rate
Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN), Draft p802.15.3/D17, February
2003]
Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC), University of Oulu,
[2003 - 2007]
Model Authors: Leonardo Goratti.
Model
Contributors: Ulrico Celentano.
Contact email information: goratti@ee.oulu.fi, ulce@ee.oulu.fi
Centre for Wireless Communications (CWC) P.O.Box 4500, 90014
University of Oulu - Oulu, Finland.
Submitted version:
1.2
Recent publications:
- Juha Huovinen, Juha-Pekka Mäkelä, Jari Iinatti, "Distributed TDMA with Priority Scheduling for Tactical Multi-hop MANETs", In: Proc. Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MCC'11), pp. 459-469,17-18 Oct, 2011, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- Juho Markkula, Teemu Vanninen, Harri Saarnisaari, Jari Iinatti, "Integration of Distributed Network Synchronization into HOLSR" In: Proc. Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MCC'11), pp. 507-516, 17-18 Oct, 2011, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- T. Paso, J.-P. Makela, and J. Iinatti, "Enhancing the IEEE 802.15.4 MAC with Dynamic GTS Allocation for Medical Applications". In Proc. 2nd International Workshop on Future Wellness and Medical ICT Systems in conjunction with the 14th International Symposium on Wireless Personal Multimedia Communications (FEELIT 2011(WPMC 2011 Workshop)), October 3-6, 2011, Brest, France.
- T. Paso, J.-P. Makela, and J. Iinatti, "TDMA Slot Borrowing Scheme Utilizing Smart Antennas in Ad Hoc Networks". In Proc. The 2010 Military Communications Conference (MILCOM), October 31 - November 3, 2010, San Jose, CA, USA.
- T. Paso, and J.-P. Makela, "Smart Antennas and MAC Layer Routing in Ad Hoc Networks". In Proc. The 12th Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MCC), September 27-28 2010, Wroclaw, Poland.
Teaching: Professor, Ph. D. Savo Glisic
52340S Communication Networks I
Goal: The aim is to present the fundamentals of the structure of
digital data transmission systems. Operation adapted according to the
telephone network also considered. Technical implementation and
application of the common data and local networks are discussed.
Contents: Data link control, networking techniques, circuit
switching, packet switching, radio and satellite networks, local area
networks, asynchronous transfer mode, integrated services digital network
and broadband integrated services digital network.
Realization:
Two hours of lectures per week, lectured in English. Written final test.
Literature: Savo G.
Glisic Advanced Wireless
Networks: 4G Technologies ISBN: 0-470-01593-4.
- OPNET Lab 1: TCP
Throughput
From
OPNET lab manual to accompany Data and Computer
Communications.
- OPNET Lab 2: Switches
versus Hubs
From
OPNET lab manual to accompany Data and Computer
Communications.
- OPNET Lab 3: Wireless
LAN
The
purpose of this lab is to study the RTS/CTS mechanism in the IEEE 802.11
MAC sublayer. In the lab,
performance of DCF without RTS/CTS and with RTS/CTS mechanism in
independent Basic Service Set (BSS) scenario has been compared.
52374S Communication Networks II
Goal: The aim is to help the student to understand the basic
principles of networking by providing a balance between the description of
existing networks and the development of analytical tools. The descriptive
material is used to illustrate the underlying concepts, and the analytical
material is used to generate a deeper and more precise understanding of
the concepts.
Contents: Layered network architecture,
Point-to-Point protocols and links, delay models in data networks,
multiaccess communication, routing in data networks, flow control,
introduction to queuing theory, simple Markovian birth-death queuing
models.
Realization: Three hours of lectures per week. Lectures
are in English. Written final test.
Literature: Savo G. Glisic Advanced Wireless Networks: 4G
Technologies
ISBN: 0-470-01593-4.
In
this course OPNET is used to allow students to examine queueing
models and multiaccess techniques.
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