Presentations of Research Papers
A set of recently published articles in conference/workshop proceedings and journals will be posted for students to select. Each student chooses one or two papers from the list for his/her presentation. Students may need to refer to and present extra materials not included the selected papers (e.g., backgound knowledge to help the audience understand the papers better).
Presenters:
- Prepare the slides and the talk (about 30 minutes long) in advance.
- Meet with the instructor one week before the presentation to go over the slides and to ask questions (time and date TBD).
Note: The talks will be graded based on content (student's understanding of the paper, technical delivery, answers
to the audience's questions) and presentation style (the slides, clarity, pace, interactions with the audience).
Audience:
- Read the listed paper(s) before each presentation.
- Prepare at least two (non-trivial) questions to ask the presenter.
- Take notes of the presentation in terms of content, style and clarity.
- Hand in the questions and comments on the presentation at the end of the lecture.
Note: Students' participation during the talks (e.g., asking questions, giving opinions) and handed-in notes count towards the "Class attendance and discussions" grade component.
List of papers:
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Thomas Heide Clausen, Gitte Hansen, Lars Christensen, Gerd Behrmann,
"The Optimized Link State Routing Protocol Evaluation through Experiments and Simulation,"
IEEE Symposium on Wireless Personal Mobile Communications, 2001.
[PDF] Zahidur
Note: This paper should be presented in combination with Section 7.7.2 of the book "Ad Hoc Wireless Networks" by Murthy and Manoj.
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D. Koutsonikolas, Y.C. Hu,
"The Case for FEC-based Reliable Multicast in Wireless Mesh Networks,"
37th Annual IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks, 2007.
[PDF]
Simone
Note: You will need to read a few more papers to present different reliable multicast mechanisms in detail.
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Junaid Qadir, Chun Tung Chou, Archan Misra,
"Exploiting Rate Diversity for Multicasting in Multi-Radio Wireless Mesh Networks,"
IEEE JSAC, Special Issue on WMNs, 2006.
[PDF]
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H. Wu, F. Yang, K. Tan, J. Chen, Q. Zhang, and Z. Zhang,
"Distributed Channel Assignment and Routing in Multi-Radio Multi-Channel Multi-Hop Wireless Networks," IEEE JSAC, vol. 24, pp.1972.1983, Nov. 2006.
[PDF]
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A. Raniwala and T. Chiueh,
"Architecture and Algorithms for an IEEE 802.11-based Multi-Channel Wireless Mesh Networks," IEEE INFOCOM, 2005.
[PDF]
Dusan