[[abstract]]Acharya et al.'s broadcast disks (BD) are periodic dissemination architecture in the context of mobile systems. However, BD has the empty slot problem, resulting in the waste of bandwidth and the increase of access time. Therefore, in this paper, we propose an efficient broadcast program, the binary-number-based (BNB) approach, in which no empty slot is wasted with a restriction on the broadcast frequency. Next, we propose a generalized BNB (GBNB) approach in which no empty slot is wasted and the frequency of each disk is decided by the given access probabilities of pages on the disk. From our experimental results, we show that both our BNB and GBNB have shorter mean access time than BD
[[abstract]]In a wireless environment, the bandwidth of the channels and the energy of the portable ...
The proliferation of mobile computers and wireless networks requires the design of future distribute...
In a ubiquitous information environment, massive number of users carrying their portable computers c...
[[abstract]]Acharya et al.'s broadcast disks (BD) are periodic dissemination architecture in the con...
The rapidly expanding technology of cellular communications, wireless local area network (LAN), wire...
Abstract—The role of the push-based architecture in modern wireless telecommunication systems has be...
Wireless data broadcasting is a promising way of disseminating information to a massive number of cl...
[[abstract]]Data Broadcasting is an efficient communication model when clients request data from a s...
Pull-based data delivery is unsuitable for wireless mobile computing due to the limited bandwidth of...
In limited and asymmetric bandwidth environments such as wireless networks, push technology can be u...
Wireless Data Broadcast (WDB) is known as a highly efficient information delivery mechanism of nearl...
A well-known technique for broadcast program construction is the Broadcast Disks. However, in this a...
This paper proposes a tree-based adaptive broadcasting (TAB) algorithm for data dissemination to imp...
License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the ...
We discuss the broadcasting problem of N data items over K wireless channels, under the assumptions ...
[[abstract]]In a wireless environment, the bandwidth of the channels and the energy of the portable ...
The proliferation of mobile computers and wireless networks requires the design of future distribute...
In a ubiquitous information environment, massive number of users carrying their portable computers c...
[[abstract]]Acharya et al.'s broadcast disks (BD) are periodic dissemination architecture in the con...
The rapidly expanding technology of cellular communications, wireless local area network (LAN), wire...
Abstract—The role of the push-based architecture in modern wireless telecommunication systems has be...
Wireless data broadcasting is a promising way of disseminating information to a massive number of cl...
[[abstract]]Data Broadcasting is an efficient communication model when clients request data from a s...
Pull-based data delivery is unsuitable for wireless mobile computing due to the limited bandwidth of...
In limited and asymmetric bandwidth environments such as wireless networks, push technology can be u...
Wireless Data Broadcast (WDB) is known as a highly efficient information delivery mechanism of nearl...
A well-known technique for broadcast program construction is the Broadcast Disks. However, in this a...
This paper proposes a tree-based adaptive broadcasting (TAB) algorithm for data dissemination to imp...
License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the ...
We discuss the broadcasting problem of N data items over K wireless channels, under the assumptions ...
[[abstract]]In a wireless environment, the bandwidth of the channels and the energy of the portable ...
The proliferation of mobile computers and wireless networks requires the design of future distribute...
In a ubiquitous information environment, massive number of users carrying their portable computers c...