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Current Projects

Embedded Networked Sensing
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This project will address the networking and protocol development requirements for building power efficient and scalable wireless sensor networks for application in the utilities and resource management space.
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Car-Park Management using WSNs
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In the coming years the use of wireless sensor networks to control many aspects of our lives will be come place. Currently MISL and Tyndall are jointly researching and developing one such application for the control and monitoring of car parking space usage.
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TinyOS Preemptive Scheduler
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The MISL research lab at UCC & InfoLab21 at Lancaster University have developed a new scheduler for TinyOS-2.x. The goal of this new scheduler is to allow the operating system to react more quickly to important real-time events.
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Wireless Sensor Networks in Medicine
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Wireless sensor networks are collections of autonomous devices (nodes) with computational, sensing and wireless communication capabilities. This research focuses on the use of wireless sensor networks in the area of medical informatics.
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Data Aggregation in Sensor Networks
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This project is based on aggregation and focuses on a number of different elements.
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Video Transmission in WMNs
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A Wireless Mesh Network (WMN) consists of nodes that have multiple network interfaces used to form a multi-hop mesh topology. The aim of this project is to develop new algorithms for the efficient delivery of video in WMNs that can operate at multiple transmission rates and using multiple radio frequency channels.
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Visual Art with Wireless Sensor Networks
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The MISL group is currently collaborating with the Multi-Media group to create visual art with wireless sensor networks . It is intended that this multimedia art piece will provide visitors with an alternative experience of environment, time, perception and pervasive computing while developing data visualisation and interactive display technology through implementation of a sensor network.
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Utility-Based Models for Terminal-Oriented Handover in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
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The goal of this research is to develop new application adaptive handoff strategies that improve the user system utility. Another important goal is investigating new system architectures that minimize the impact of vertical handoff on the system performance.
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Past Projects

An Interior Path Vector Routing Protocol for the Internet

Today's intra-domain protocols are limited in their scalability. We examine these limitations and propose an alternative in the form of an IGP based on path vectors. Taking advantage of the recent research interest in BGP's performance, we are able to develop a protocol that converges quickly, produces a relatively low level of control-plane traffic and promises to scale to very large networks, while still producing shortest path trees based on minimising latency or maximising bandwidth.
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Content Distribution for Streaming Media

This research is exploring the system architectures, protocols and performance of Internet-based content distribution networks for stored TV programmes.
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Sensor Networks (D-Systems)

Sensor networks comprise a large number of low-cost miniaturised computers each acting autonomously and equipped with short-range wireless communication, limited processing and memory, and a physical sensing capability. Sensor networks have exciting applications but introduce significant long-term research challenges.
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Scalable Context-Aware Systems

As wireless Internet access becomes ubiquitous, tourists and other users will wish to access up-to-date information about accommodation and events that is tailored to their location, preferences, weather forecast, etc, i.e. their "context". Making such systems scalable is a key challenge, providing motivation for this work to study context-aware data management, distribution and fault adaptation.
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Quality of Service for Next-Generation Wireless Networks

Next-generation wireless networks will be composed of a heterogeneous mix of local, metro and wide-area access networks. This research is investigating quality of service-based handoff between different networks, using a decision model for evaluating the benefit of initiating a vertical handoff.
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Distributed Interactive Digital Video Recording & Delivery System

This project is concerned with replacing the currently available video recording devices and offering a high-quality complementing service to live television.
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Scalable Delivery of Streamed, High-quality Audio to Mobiles

This project seeks investigating the scalable delivery of streamed, high-quality audio to a mobile end-point.

Bluetooth Protocol Simulation

The main purpose of this project is the development of a simulator for the Baseband, the Link Manager Protocol and the L2CAP layers of the Bluetooth protocol stack.
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