Architectural and QoS aspects of Personal Networks
TJM Coenen (External organisation)
PTH Goering (External organisation)
A Jehangir (External organisation)
JL Berg van den (External organisation)
RJ Boucherie (External organisation)
SM Heemstra de Groot (TU Delft - Wireless and Mobile Communications)
GJ Heijenk (External organisation)
SS Dhillon (TU Delft - Network Architectures and Services)
W Lu (TU Delft - International Research Centre for Telecommunication and Radar)
A.C.C. Lo (TU Delft - Wireless and Mobile Communications)
PFA Van Mieghem (TU Delft - Network Architectures and Services)
Ignas Niemegeers (TU Delft - Wireless and Mobile Communications)
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Abstract
Personal Networks (PNs) are future communication systems that combine wireless and infrastructure based networks to provide users a variety of services anywhere and anytime. PNs introduce new design challenges due to the heterogeneity of the involved technologies, the need for self-organization, the dynamics of the PN composition, the application-driven nature, the co-operation with infrastructure-based netwirks, and the security hazards. This paper discusses the challenges of security, service discovery and QoS provisioning in designing self-organized PNs and combines them all into an integrated architectural framework.
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