The phenomenon of fading in wireless communications has traditionally been considered as a source of unreliability that needs to be mitigated. In contrast, Opportunistic Scheduling (OS) techniques exploit quick channel quality oscillations in fading links, during the assignment of transmission opportunities, to improve the performance of wireless networks. While centralized mechanisms rely on a central entity with global knowledge, Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) techniques have recently been proposed to work in distributed networks, i.e., where either such a central entity is not available, or the communication overhead to feed timely information to this central entity is prohibitive. With DOS, each station contends for ...
textThis dissertation studies and proposes new methods to perform opportunistic scheduling in diffe...
Abstract — 1Taking advantage of the independent fading chan-nel conditions among multiple wireless u...
We consider distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) in wireless ad-hoc networks, where many links...
The phenomenon of fading in wireless communications has traditionally been considered as a source o...
Distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed for improving the ...
The full connectivity offered by the nature of wireless communication poses a vast number of benefit...
Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) tech- niques have been recently proposed to improve the t...
ploits multiuser diversity in wireless networks without the re-quirement of a central scheduler. Wit...
niques have been recently proposed to improve the throughput performance of wireless networks. With ...
In this paper, we develop distributed approaches for power allocation and scheduling in wireless acc...
There has been an enormous interest towards cooperative communication in recent years. Cooperative c...
Abstract—In this paper, we study distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) in an ad hoc network, wh...
In this paper, we study a distributed opportunistic scheduling problem to exploit the channel fluct...
We present a unified analytical framework that maximizes generalized utilities of a wireless network...
International audienceUser mobility has become a key attribute in the design of optimal resource all...
textThis dissertation studies and proposes new methods to perform opportunistic scheduling in diffe...
Abstract — 1Taking advantage of the independent fading chan-nel conditions among multiple wireless u...
We consider distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) in wireless ad-hoc networks, where many links...
The phenomenon of fading in wireless communications has traditionally been considered as a source o...
Distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) techniques have been recently proposed for improving the ...
The full connectivity offered by the nature of wireless communication poses a vast number of benefit...
Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling (DOS) tech- niques have been recently proposed to improve the t...
ploits multiuser diversity in wireless networks without the re-quirement of a central scheduler. Wit...
niques have been recently proposed to improve the throughput performance of wireless networks. With ...
In this paper, we develop distributed approaches for power allocation and scheduling in wireless acc...
There has been an enormous interest towards cooperative communication in recent years. Cooperative c...
Abstract—In this paper, we study distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) in an ad hoc network, wh...
In this paper, we study a distributed opportunistic scheduling problem to exploit the channel fluct...
We present a unified analytical framework that maximizes generalized utilities of a wireless network...
International audienceUser mobility has become a key attribute in the design of optimal resource all...
textThis dissertation studies and proposes new methods to perform opportunistic scheduling in diffe...
Abstract — 1Taking advantage of the independent fading chan-nel conditions among multiple wireless u...
We consider distributed opportunistic scheduling (DOS) in wireless ad-hoc networks, where many links...