... Cognitiveradio networks (CRNs) have emerged as a promising paradigm that can solve the shortage of spectrum resources, providing the ability to adapt and opportunistically exploit the spectrum ...allows ...
... In order to identify network nodes, we take advantage of the fact that CRNs are suitable for more powerful devices than sensor networks are, so we take a public key infrastructure (PKI) approach to initialize the ...
... protocols, radio resource management, cross-layer optimization, cooperative transmissions, cognitiveradio and QoS features for all kind of wireless communications ...
... the cognitiveradio standard for Wireless Regional Area Networks -WRAN- to detect a new incumbent signal in the network) so it has to be very effi- ...
... Cognitiveradio networks (CRNs) has emerged as a tech- nology that can solve the shortage of the spectrum by oppor- tunistically exploiting ...two cognitive users, also known as Secondary Users ...
... of cognitiveradio (CR) technology into BSNs can mitigate such a threat and improve network availability, by allowing network nodes to cooperatively agree on a new radio channel whenever the quality ...
... CognitiveRadio principles can be applied to HF communications to make a more efficient use of the extremely scarce spectrum. In this contribution we focus on analyzing the usage of the available channels ...
... Abstract—Spectrum sensing is a key process in the context of CognitiveRadio Networks because the system requires finding white-spaces (portions of spectrum free of their rightful user). Collaborative ...
... Abstract – The level of success of spectral decision in cognitiveradio networks depends on how good the prediction model of channel usage is in both licensed and unlicensed bands. In this article three ...
... de CognitiveRadio tiene el potencial para actuar por el usuario (como un agente autónomo), realizando ofertas y accediendo al pool para obtener los ...
... Moreover, while submodels were trained to char- acterise one minute-long observation sequences from available, unavailable or partially available channels, the high-level model was tra[r] ...
... In the paper, we analyze the properties of the game within the theory of variational inequalities, and provide an algorithm that converges to one Nash Equilibrium of the game.. Finall[r] ...
... de radio creciente, tales como la revisión y rediseño del marco re- gulatorio, la reducción de los servicios inalámbricos de difusión, la mejora de los estándares de compresión, ...
... develop CognitiveRadio for wireless com- munications: to detect the parts of the radio frequency spectrum used inefficiently and to allow reuse without causing interference with the services ...
... In order to better understand the scope, purpose and goals of the proposed research work, it is important to lay out the main topics, principles and theories on which it is based. For such reason an induction is given to ...
... simulators, in particular WSNs simulators. There are several WSNs simulators used by researchers when developing their work. For example, NS2 [97] is one of the most well-known simulators together with OMNETT++ [98]. A ...
... Hence, cognitiveradio (CR) must have the capacity to learn and adapt to the radio environment ...parameters. Cognitiveradio has not been detached to this process and has required the ...
... In both dictionaries semantic domains play a crucial role. This is important because words do not have meaning in a vacuum. The meaning behind a word can only be fully understood when it is studied within its semantic ...
... Pacheco Barrios (2009) considera la influencia de la televisión como uno de razones principales para que las radios desarrollen nuevas fórmulas y evitar así la huida de oyentes. La televisión puede presumir de ser el ...
... Highlighting its reconstructive function to transform the typical into the particular, creativity has been a key concept in nearly all areas of life. However, the mimicry of masters is accepted as a fundamental step to ...