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Browsing SoAS - Theses and Dissertations by Subject "Mobile communication systems"

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Browsing SoAS - Theses and Dissertations by Subject "Mobile communication systems"

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  • Community formation in socially enabled wireless networks. (c2018) 
    Hakla, Mohammad (Lebanese American University, 2018-10-09)
    Data offloading through opportunistic device-to-device (D2D) communications constitutes a promising solution in 5G wireless networks to enable low latency communications and improved quality of experience. D2D leverages ...
  • Cooperative clustering models for Vehicular ad hoc networks. (c2013) 
    Abdel Wahab, Omar Mohammad (Lebanese American University, 2013-08-22)
    In this thesis, we address the problem of clustering in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) using QoS-OLSR protocol in the presence of selfish nodes. The QoS-OLSR is a clustering protocol that aims to prolong the network ...
  • Energy-aware adaptive compression for mobile devices. (c2009) 
    Maddah, Rakan (Lebanese American University, 2011-10-28)
    A single bit transmission over the wireless card can consume 1000 times more energy as compared to a 32-bit CPU computation. This fact is very critical for devices operating on limited battery such as mobile devices. By ...
  • An improved quorum selection algorithm (IQSA). (c2007) 
    Younes, Samer (Lebanese American University, 2011-10-20)
    As communication becomes more and more an integral part of our day to day lives, so our need to access information increases as well. Mobility is currently one of the most important factors to consider in our aim to ...
  • On-Demand Client Deployment And Selection In Federated Learning 
    Chahoud, Mario (Lebanese American University, 2022-08-18)
    Traditional machine learning models are used to train their models on centralized data sets. Lately, data privacy becomes a real aspect to take into consideration while collecting data. For that, Federated learning plays ...
  • SDDSR. (c2005) 
    Kdouh, Wael (Lebanese American University, 2011-09-23)
    Mobile ad-hoc networks are becoming more popular as the use of mobile computers is increasing. The biggest challenge faced in such networks is continuous and random change in the topology. Table driven routing protocols ...

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