Mobile and Wireless Communication Networks [recurso electrónico] : IFIP 19th World Computer Congress, TC-6, 8th IFIP/IEEE Conference on Mobile and Wireless Communications Networks, August 20-25, 2006, Santiago, Chile / edited by Guy Pujolle.

A Survey on Wireless Ad Hoc Networks -- HIT: A Human-Inspired Trust Model -- Privacy and Location-Aware Service Discovery for Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems -- An Adaptive Approach to Service Discovery in Ad Hoc Networks -- Performances of geographical routing protocols combined with a position estimation process in wireless heterogenous networks -- Event-Driven Field Estimation for Wireless Sensor Networks -- Exploiting Web Technologies to Build Autonomic Wireless Sensor Networks -- Energy Efficiency Maximization for Wireless Sensor Networks -- A Simple and Fair Proposal to Improve the Performance of the IEEE 802.11e Enhanced Coordination Function -- A Comparative Analysis of Adaptive Middleware Architectures Based on Computational Reflection and Aspect Oriented Programming to Support Mobile Computing Applications -- ISPCell: An Interactive Image-Based Streaming Protocol for Wireless Cellular Networks -- The Generic Context Sharing Protocol GCSP -- ASMA : Towards Adaptive Secured Multipath in MANETs -- Wireless Ad Hoc Networks on Underserved Communities: An Efficient Solution for Interactive Digital TV -- Understanding the Role of Mobile Ad hoc Networks in Non-traditional Contexts -- A Time-based Admission Control Mechanism for IEEE 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks -- Evaluation and Improvement of Multicast Service in 802.11b.

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