An ability to accurately classify observed packet errors according to their root cause: physical layer or MAC layer contention, in 802.11 networks, opens up many opportunities for performance im-provement at the both the MAC and IP layers. We investigate two orthogonal ways to achieve this, and present a methodology, the ‘map’, for clearly visualizing the results free of packet size and rate ‘bias’. Categories and Subject Descriptor
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It is well known that the 802.11 standard specifies two ways to determine if the medium is busy: the...
In wireless communication, the discovery of the surrounding access points is crucial to provide seam...
We propose a powerful MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to measuring IEEE 802.11 transmission opportunit...
© 2010 Dr. Malik Ahmad Yar KhanEase of deployment, wireless connectivity and ubiquitous mobile on-th...
It is well known that a packet loss in 802.11 can happen either due to collision or an insufficientl...
We propose a powerful new MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to estimating link quality in 802.11WLANs. U...
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The combination of unlicensed spectrum, cheap wireless interfaces and the inherent convenience of un...
Abstract — Many studies on measurement and characterization of wireless LANs have been performed rec...
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This paper presents major quality of service problems in IEEE 802.11 networks. It analyzes unfairnes...
The growing popularity of wireless networks has led to cases of heavy utilization and congestion. In...
It is well known that the 802.11 standard specifies two ways to determine if the medium is busy: the...
In wireless communication, the discovery of the surrounding access points is crucial to provide seam...
We propose a powerful MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to measuring IEEE 802.11 transmission opportunit...
© 2010 Dr. Malik Ahmad Yar KhanEase of deployment, wireless connectivity and ubiquitous mobile on-th...
It is well known that a packet loss in 802.11 can happen either due to collision or an insufficientl...
We propose a powerful new MAC/PHY cross-layer approach to estimating link quality in 802.11WLANs. U...
Abstract—We propose a powerful MAC/PHY cross-layer ap-proach to measuring IEEE 802.11 transmission o...
This article describes a technique for distinguishing and quantifying medium access control (MAC) an...
Abstract—Packet error in the IEEE 802.11 network is one source of performance degradation and its va...
We present a novel technique for accurately estimating the proportions of packet losses arising from...
The combination of unlicensed spectrum, cheap wireless interfaces and the inherent convenience of un...
Abstract — Many studies on measurement and characterization of wireless LANs have been performed rec...
We present a practical, measurement-based model that captures the effect of interference in 802.11-b...
This paper presents major quality of service problems in IEEE 802.11 networks. It analyzes unfairnes...
The growing popularity of wireless networks has led to cases of heavy utilization and congestion. In...
It is well known that the 802.11 standard specifies two ways to determine if the medium is busy: the...
In wireless communication, the discovery of the surrounding access points is crucial to provide seam...