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Brunel University Research Archive(BURA) preserves and enables easy and open access to all
types of digital content. It showcases Brunel's research outputs.

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OpenFlow over wireless networks: Performance analysis See

Software Defined Networking (SDN) and OpenFlow represent the most commonly deployed approaches of the so called Programmable Networks. SDN is an emerging network architecture, which performs the subdivision of control plane and data plane and allows greater speed, greater scalability, and gr...

Power consumption model using green policies in Heterogeneous Networks See

Although the LTE systems provides high data-rate, low latency and spectrum flexibility, the coverage holes due to the cell edge and high interference areas are still an open issue. The Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets) can be a possible solution to this problems. The HetNet paradigm...

Self-organizing interference coordination for future LTE-Advanced network QoS improvements See

The new releases of Long Term Evolution (LTE) systems are attracting most of the mobile users by proposing of their capabilities in network satisfaction. Quality of service (QoS) and network capacity are being insisted as two dominant factors for the utmost network satisfaction wit...

UHF TV band spectrum and field-strength measurements before and after analogue switch-off See

Measurements of UHF-TV band spectra and field-strength levels in the pre- and post-analogue switch-off periods in the cities of Thessaloniki and Skopje clearly demonstrate the much reduced spectrum occupancy, the lower signal levels, and the feasibility of digital dividend phase 1 allocation...

A cell specific reference signal interference cancellation scheme for LTE cellular access systems See

Heterogeneous network is supported to improve the link performance in LTE Rel. 10+. The network introduces co-existence of Macro and Pico cell which can alleviate the potential traffic congestion caused by increased user density. Along with the co-existence of difference cells comes the...

Evaluating the performance of multicast resource allocation policies over LTE systems See

This paper addresses a multi-criteria decision method properly designed to effectively evaluate the most performing strategy for multicast content delivery in Long Term Evolution (LTE) and beyond systems. We compared the legacy conservative-based approach with other promising strategies in literature,...

A foucauldian analysis of the lived experience of binge eating disorder in Ireland and reimagining the role of the registered dietitian See

Introduction: Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is regarded as one of the most common yet poorly understood eating disorders (ED), referred to as the “slum of all eating disorders” (Riise et al., 2025 p. 1). This is true in Ireland, where only 10 diagnoses were made in 202...

Longley-Rice model prediction inaccuracies in the UHF and VHF TV bands in mountainous terrain See

Coverage prediction is of prime importance for TV broadcasting. A classic model used for TV coverage prediction is the Longley-Rice ITM (Irregular Terrain Model). Other well-known multiple knife-edge diffraction models are the Epstein-Peterson, Deygout, and Giovaneli methods. In this paper, compa...

A low computational-cost subgrouping multicast scheme for emerging 5G-satellite networks See

Multimedia content delivery over satellite system is considered as a promising service in the future fifth generation (5G) cellular systems. The aim of this work is to design a low-computational radio resource management (RRM) multicast algorithm, named Near-Optimal Subgroup Solution (NOSS), ...

Smart Safety & Health Care in Cities See

The emerging technology of Internet of Things (IoT) has become essential in several applications, more specifically health and safety products, and used by many growing organizations. The IoT has already enabled these bodies to develop a new network of intercommunicating objects of cons...

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