Resource Management in Mobile Computing Environments

598 Pages·2014·25.465 MB·English

by  Constandinos X. Mavromoustakis, Evangelos Pallis, George Mastorakis (auth.)

Modeling and Optimization in Science and Technologies
Constandinos X. Mavromoustakis
Evangelos Pallis
George Mastorakis Editors
Resource Management
in Mobile Computing
Environments
Modeling and Optimization in Science
and Technologies
Volume 3
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Constandinos X. Mavromoustakis Evangelos Pallis
George Mastorakis
Editors
Resource Management
in Mobile Computing
Environments
ABC
Editors
ConstandinosX.Mavromoustakis GeorgeMastorakis
DepartmentofComputerScience DepartmentofCommerceandMarketing
UniversityofNicosia TechnologicalEducationalInstituteofCrete
Nicosia Crete
Cyprus Greece
EvangelosPallis
DepartmentofInformaticsEngineering
TechnologicalEducationalInstituteofCrete
Heraklion
Greece
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Preface
Resource manipulationin dynamicallychangingenvironmentshas emergedas a crit-
ical part of the information technologyinfrastructure.The need for efficient resource
manipulationstemsfromtheincreasinggrowthofwirelessinfrastructuresandmobile
networks.Theneedforareliablemanagementofresourcesinmobilecomputingenvi-
ronments,facilitatingubiquitousavailabilityandefficientaccesstolargequantitiesof
distributedresources,hasbecomeapparent,asthenumberofpeoplethatcommunicate
andcollaboratecomputationallyovertheInternet,viadifferentaccessingsystemsand
mobiledevices,has increased.Mobile computingparadigmis set to drivetechnology
overthe nextdecadeand integrateresourcesavailability throughthe 3As (Anywhere,
Anything,Anytime).Notwithstanding,therearealotofchallengestomeet,inorderto
havemobilecomputingparadigmapplicableinallaspectsandinanefficientlyutilized
manner.Inthiscontext,thisbookaimsatpresentingstate-of-the-artresearchandfuture
trendsonresourcemanagementinmobileandheterogeneousnetworkingsystemsand
applications.Itcombinesmobilecommunicationsandresourcemanagementfield,ina
commonresearchgroundtopresentvariousresearchconceptsthatcontributetoenable
highlyefficientmanagementofnetworkingresources.Themajorsubjectsofthebook
coverresource managementmethodologies,modeling,analysis and efficient resource
managementof mobile computingenvironments,newly introducedtechnologies,fac-
ing the scarceness of resources and model formulation for resources management in
wirelessnetworkingsystems.
Thisbookisanexcellentsourceofnewschemedevelopedinthefieldforstudents,
researchers and practitioners. It may be used in undergraduate and graduate courses
on design and developmentof mobile computing systems and their applications. Re-
searchers will find the book useful as it provides a state-of-the-art guide to resource
managementinmobilecomputingenvironmentsandtechnologyandoffersanunfold-
ing perspective on current and future trends in these environments. Practitioners will
findthebookusefulasameansofupdatingtheirknowledgeonparticulartopicssuch
as mobile and Ad-hoc wireless networks, peer-to-peer systems for mobile comput-
ing, novelresource managementin cognitive radio networksand power management
inmobilecomputingsystems.Mainlythebookcapturesthecurrentstate-of-the-artin
VIII Preface
resourcemanagementinwirelessenvironmentsandisasolidsourceofcomprehensive
referencematerialontherelatedresearchfield.
Thebookcontains26refereedchaptersfromprominentresearchersworkinginthis
areaaroundtheworld.Itisorganizedalongfivethemes(sections)inthefieldofresource
managementissuesfordifferentmobilecomputingenvironments.
Section I—Mobile and Ad Hoc Wireless Networks:Chapter 1 by Petre, Chilipirea
and Dobre elaborates on delay tolerant networks for disaster scenarios. Chapter 2 by
Carmona-Murillo et al. provides an analytical study on Quality of Service (QoS) is-
sues in nextgenerationmobilenetworksandchapter3 by Vale Pinheiroand Boavida
discussesperformanceevaluationissuesofnetworkmobilityparadigms.Chapter4by
PalmaandCuradoproposesscalableroutingmechanismsformobilead-hocnetworks
andchapter5byStratakisetal.introducesnovelmethodsformeasurementsonmod-
ernwirelesscommunicationtechnologiesandestimationofhumanexposure.Chapter
6byPirmoradian,AdigunandPolitisdiscussesissuesrelatedwithradiospectrumand
cognitive mobile computing and chapter 7 by Basholli and Lagkas presents resource
requestmappingtechniquesforOFDMAnetworks.
SectionII—Peer-to-PeersystemsforMobileComputing:Chapter8byMirtchevet
al.providestrafficmanagementissuesandchapter9byBledaetal.introducesambient
assisted living tools for a sustainable aging society. Chapter 10 by Andreouet al. fo-
cusesonadaptiveheuristic-basedpeer-to-peernetworkconnectivityissuesandchapter
11bySousaetal.studiesevaluationissuesofubiquityin mobilecomputingsystems.
Chapter12byMarkakisetal.reviewspeer-to-peerconstellationsininteractivebroad-
castingnetworksenhancedwithadvancedmanagementmechanisms.
SectionIII—Resourcemanagementinmobilecognitiveradionetworks:Chapter13
by Karyotis, Anifantis and Papavassiliou introduces novel cross-layer based resource
managementframeworksformobilecognitiveradionetworksandchapter14byMas-
torakis et al. elaborates on energy-efficientrouting protocols for cognitive radio net-
works.Chapter15byKormentzasstudieschallengesandsolutionsonspectrumtrading
incognitiveradionetworksandchapter16byMastorakisetal.focusesonenergyand
resourceconsumptionevaluationissuesofmobilecognitiveradiodevices.Chapter17
byMastorakisetal.proposesanovelnetworkarchitectureforefficientresourceman-
agement,utilizingcontent-awaremultipathrouting.
Section IV—Resource and Power management in Mobile Computing Systems:
Chapter 18 by Kouskouliand Koutsakis presents novelapproacheson scheduling for
efficient telemedicine traffic transmission over next generation cellular networks and
chapter 19 by Mesodiakaki, Adelantado, Alonso and Verikoukis presents an energy-
efficientcontention-awarealgorithmforchannelselectionincognitiveradionetworks.
Chapter20bySaleemetal.elaboratesonresourcemanagementissuesinmobilesink
basedwirelesssensornetworksthroughcloudcomputingandchapter21byNarayanan
presentsresearchapproachesonmobilevideostreamingresourcemanagement.Chap-
ter 22 by Mavromoustakis et al. elaborates on energy harvesting issues in wireless
networks devices and chapter 23 by Zotos et al. introduces a unified platform for
machine-to-machinevirtualobjectinteroperability.
SectionV—PerformanceEvaluationofMobileComputingSystems:Chapter24by
Correa et al. reviews computationalresource managementissues for video coding in
Preface IX
mobileenvironmentsand chapter25 byKhan and Martinistudiesresourceallocation
andschedulingissuesforvideotransmissionovermobilecomputingsystems.Finally,
chapter26byWangandHaasprovidesaperformanceanalysisofepidemicroutingfor
delay-tolerant networks by proposing a mathematical framework to model such sys-
tems.
Althoughthe coveredtopics may not be an exhaustiverepresentationof all the re-
sourcemanagementissuesinmobilecomputingenvironments,theydorepresentarich
andusefulsampleoftherelatedresearchapproachesandcontents.
This book has been made possible by the great efforts and contributions of many
people.Firstofall,wewouldliketothankallthecontributorsforputtingtogetherex-
cellentchaptersthatareverycomprehensiveandinformative.Second,wewouldliketo
thankallthereviewersfortheirvaluablesuggestionsandcomments,whichhavegreatly
enhancedthequalityofthisbook.Third,wewouldliketothankthestaffmembersfrom
Springer,forputtingthisbooktogetherandassistingusthroughouttheprocess.Finally,
wewouldliketodedicatethisbooktoourfamilies.
Contents
PartI:Mobileand AdHocWirelessNetworks
DelayTolerantNetworksforDisasterScenarios ........................ 3
Andreea-CristinaPetre,CristianChilipirea,CiprianDobre
QoSinNextGenerationMobileNetworks:AnAnalyticalStudy .......... 25
JavierCarmona-Murillo,José-LuisGonzález-Sánchez,DavidCortés-Polo,
Francisco-JavierRodríguez-Pérez
PerformanceEvaluationofNetworkMobilityParadigms ................ 43
PedroValePinheiro,FernandoBoavida
ScalableRoutingMechanismsforMobileAdHocNetworks.............. 65
DavidPalma,MariliaCurado
Measurements on Modern Wireless Communication Technologies
andEstimationofHumanExposure.................................. 115
DimitriosStratakis,AndreasMiaoudakis,EvangelosPallis,TraianosYioultsis,
ThomasXenos,GeorgeMastorakis,ConstandinosX.Mavromoustakis
RadioSpectrumIssuesandCognitiveMobileComputing................ 131
MahdiPirmoradian,OlayinkaAdigun,ChristosPolitis
ResourceRequestMappingTechniquesforOFDMANetworks ........... 145
AdelinaBasholli,ThomasLagkas
PartII:Peer-to-Peer Systems forMobileComputing
Generic IP Network Traffic Management from Measurement
throughAnalysestoSimulation...................................... 167
Seferin Mirtchev, ConstandinosX. Mavromoustakis, Rossitza Goleva,
KirilKassev,GeorgeMastorakis