Items where Research Area is "Future Communication" and Year is 2008

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  • Trends in Network and Service Operation for the Emerging Future Internet
    Tutschku, Kurt and Tran-Gia, P. and Andersen, F.-U. AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications, 62 (9). pp. 705-714 Elsevier (2008)

    • Paper in Conference Proceedings or in Workshop Proceedings

  • Testing the IQX Hypothesis for Exponential Interdependency between QoS and QoE of Voice Codecs iLBC and G.711
    In: Proceedings of the 18th ITC Specialist Seminar on Quality of Experience , NULL , Karlskrona, Sweden (2008)

  • Performance Evaluation of the Information Sink in a Multi-Probe Statistical Anomaly Detection System
    Zinner, T. and Staehle, D. and Tran-Gia, P. and Maeder, A. and Tutschku, Kurt In: Proceedings of the Australasian Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference 2008 , 2009-07-03 , Adelaide (2008)

    • Thesis

  • Peer-to-Peer Service Overlays – Capitalizing on P2P Technology for the Design of the Future Internet
    Tutschku, Kurt Other thesis (2008)

    • Technical Report

  • Testing the IQX Hypothesis for Exponential Interdependency between QoS and QoE of Voice Codecs iLBC and G.711
    Hoßfeld, T. and Hock, D. and Tran-Gia, P. and Tutschku, Kurt and Fiedler, M. Technical Report. University of Würzburg (2008)

  • The Case for Network Virtualization: Concurrent Multipath Transmission within Routing Overlays
    Tutschku, Kurt and Zinner, T. and Nakao, A. and Tran-Gia, P. Technical Report. University of Würzburg (2008)

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