Numéro 85 (fr) - février 2011

Numéro bibliothèque: ThèsedeDoctoratdel’universitéParisVI

The deployment of Self-Organizing Networks (SONs) raises a number of key design issues such as scalability, spontaneity, ease-of-management, adaptability, and dynamicallychanging topologies. In this context, routing is particularly challenging, and requires revisiting important components of the routing architecture/protocol suite, such as, establishing and managing an addressing scheme, provid...

UCTC - FR - 2011 - 27 Tradeoffs among Free - flow Speed , Capacity , Cost , and Environmental

This paper investigates differentiated design standards as a source of capacity additions that are more affordable and have smaller aesthetic and environmental impacts than modern expressways. We consider several tradeoffs, including narrow versus wide lanes and shoulders on an expressway of a given total width, and high-speed expressway versus lower-speed arterial. We quantify the situations i...

UCTC - FR - 2011 - 10 The Quantified Traveler : Using personal travel data to promote sustainable transport behavior

With the advent of ubiquitous mobile sensing and self-tracking groups, travel demand researchers have a unique opportunity to combine these two developments to improve the state of the art of travel diary collection. While the use of mobile phones and the inference of travel diaries from GPS and sensor data allows for lower-cost, longer surveys, we show how the self-tracking movement can be lev...

Management in Radiology: Abstracts from the MIR 2011 Annual Meeting (September 29–30, Nice/FR)

Management in Radiology: Abstracts from the MIR 2011 Annual Meeting (September 29–30, Nice/FR) European Society of Radiology (ESR) MIR (Management in Radiology) provides a forum for education and exchange of ideas and state of the art concepts on management within Europe aimed at enhancing the contribution of Radiology to medicine. MIR addresses not only core managerial issues, but also support...

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