5. MOBIWAC 2007: Chania, Crete Island, Greece

Location, tracking, nomadic computing

• Claude Mbusa Takenga, Kyandoghere Kyamakya:
  Robust positioning system based on fingerprint approach. 1-8
  
• Tsenka Stoyanova, Fotis Kerasiotis, Aggeliki S. Prayati, George D. Papadopoulos:
  Evaluation of impact factors on RSS accuracy for localization and tracking applications. 9-16
  
• Massimo Ficco, Maurizio D'Arienzo, Gianni D'Angelo:
  A bluetooth infrastructure for automatic services access in ubiquitous and nomadic computing environments. 17-24
  

Wireless sensors networks

• Ioannis Chatzigiannakis, Athanasios Kinalis, Sotiris E. Nikoletseas, José D. P. Rolim:
  Fast and energy efficient sensor data collection by multiple mobile sinks. 25-32
  
• Sonia A. Hashish, Ahmed Karmouch:
  Topology-based on-board data dissemination approach for sensor network. 33-41
  
• Husnain Mansoor Ali, Amina Meraihi Naimi, Anthony Busson, Véronique Vèque:
  An efficient link management algorithm for high mobility mesh networks. 42-49
  

Internetworking, 3G/4G, WLANs

• Francisco Bernardo, Nemanja Vucevic, Lukasz Budzisz, Anna Umbert:
  A beyond 3G real-time testbed for an All-IP heterogeneous network. 50-59
  
• Peng Yang, Hui Deng, Yuanchen Ma:
  Seamless integration of 3G and 802.11 wireless network. 60-65
  
• Enzo Baccarelli, Mauro Biagi, Cristian Pelizzoni, Nicola Cordeschi:
  Multi-antenna cognitive radio for broadband access in 4G-WLANs. 66-73
  

Mobility and control management

• Randall J. Atkinson, Saleem Bhatti, Stephen Hailes:
  A proposal for unifying mobility with multi-homing, NAT, & security. 74-83
  
• Teck Meng Lim, Bu-Sung Lee, Chai Kiat Yeo, Juki Wirawan Tantra:
  A terminal-assisted route optimized NEMO management. 84-90
  
• Mesud Hadzialic, Mirza Hamza, Pamela Begovic:
  An approach to cell signal coverage reliability in presence of different fading models. 91-98
  

Modeling, analysis, performance

• Aditya Dua, Nicholas Bambos, Jatinder Pal Singh:
  Performance tradeoffs in mobile computing: to fetch or not to fetch? 99-106
  
• Ertan Öztürk, Ergin Yilmaz:
  Performances of DS-UWB signals over the CM1 channel model. 107-111
  
• Fotis Tsakiridis, Panayiotis Bozanis, Dimitrios Katsaros:
  Interpolating the air for optimizing wireless data broadcast. 112-119
  

Quality of service (QoS) and scheduling

• Mohsin Iftikhar, Björn Landfeldt, Mine Çaglar:
  Traffic engineering and QoS control between wireless diffserv domains using PQ and LLQ. 120-129
  
• Polychronis Koutsakis, Michael Giannotta, Andrei Ianos, Aggelos Lazaris:
  Scheduling for H.264 video traffic over GEO satellite networks. 130-136
  
• Malika Bourenane, Abdelhamid Mellouk, Djilali Benhamamouch:
  Reinforcement learning in multi-agent environment and ant colony for packet scheduling in routers. 137-143
  

Poster session

• Ren-Song Ko, Chun-Mu Chen:
  Prediction approaches for improving energy efficiency of virtual force algorithms to the mobile sensor deployment problem. 144-147
  
• Lamia Romdhani, Christian Bonnet:
  Crossaid (XAid): towards a new scalable cross-layer architecture for manets. 148-154
  
• Yang Li, Kang-Won Lee, Ju-Eun Kang, You Ze Cho:
  A novel loose coupling interworking scheme between UMTS and WLAN systems for multihomed mobile stations. 155-158
  
• Antonio J. Yuste, Francisco David Trujillo, Alicia Triviño-Cabrera, Eduardo Casilari:
  An adaptive gateway discovery for mobile ad hoc networks. 159-162
  
• Thomas Kuhn, José Irigon de Irigon:
  An experimental evaluation of black burst transmissions. 163-167
  
• Elias Z. Tragos, Albena Mihovska, Emilio Mino-Diaz, Pantelis N. Karamolegkos, Panagiotis T. Vlacheas:
  Access selection and mobility management in a beyond 3G RAN: the winner approach. 168-175
  
• Nima Haghpanah, Masoud Akhoondi, Mehdi Kargar, Ali Movaghar:
  Trusted secure routing for ad hoc networks. 176-179
  
• Antoni Barba Marti, Juan Antonio Guerrero Ibáñez:
  A QoS policy-based access management schema for heterogeneous mobile communication networks. 180-183
  
• Steffen Ortmann, Peter Langendörfer, Michael Maaser:
  A self-configuring privacy management architecture for pervasive systems. 184-187
  

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