Cell-Hopping: A New Architecture for Wireless Communications - Hassan, Jahan
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Recent advances in IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) standards have led to unprecedented opportunities for commercial success and low pricing in wireless networking. Wireless access points that are easy to setup, use, and maintain, have become a household commodity. Inspired by the added benefit of their operation in the unlicensed frequency band, many home and small business owners are installing these commodity access points to quickly set up a high speed local wireless network within their premises. As this trend continues to grow, we will soon end up with a wide coverage of independent commodity access…mehr

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Recent advances in IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) standards have led to unprecedented opportunities for commercial success and low pricing in wireless networking. Wireless access points that are easy to setup, use, and maintain, have become a household commodity. Inspired by the added benefit of their operation in the unlicensed frequency band, many home and small business owners are installing these commodity access points to quickly set up a high speed local wireless network within their premises. As this trend continues to grow, we will soon end up with a wide coverage of independent commodity access points in residential or commercial areas serving individual premises. Although these access points serve their intended purpose of networking indoor devices, they themselves do not provide any wide area communication services to mobile users.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Jahan Hassan is a Senior Research Associate at the School ofComputer Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales,Sydney. She received her PhD in 2004 from University of New SouthWales, and Bachelor degree in 1995 from Monash University,Melbourne, both in Computer Science. She has published inpeer-reviewed conferences and journals. Her research interestsinclude Mobile and Wireless Networking architectures, userprofile-based mobile services, and Wireless Network Security.