On the Benthonic Associations of Matoya-wan and Gokasyo-wan

SDN WAN Applications

Effectively managing multiple data centers and their traffic dynamics pose many challenges to their operators, as little is known about the characteristics of inter-data center (D2D) traffic. In this paper we present a first study of D2D traffic characteristics using the anonymized NetFlow datasets collected at the border routers of five major Yahoo! data centers. Our contributions are mainly t...

Parallel WAN Switch Based on Neural Network

The article deals with a WAN switch design based on a Feedforward neural network, specifically for the Feedforward Backpropagation algorithm. The designed switch is fully parallel, uses neural network for switch management and also for traffic engineering. The switch uses advanced packet dropping mechanism. The article describes the switch design (network processor design) and compares the deve...

Optimizing Thin-client Traffic over the WAN Optimizing Thin-Client Traffic Over the WAN

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We investigated the immunogenicity of recombinant rMSP1 (rPbMSP1) that was generated from Plasmodium berghei. The rPbMSP1 formulated in alum was found to be immunogenic which induced high levels of specific anti-rPbMSP1 antibody. The IgG2a response predominated over IgG1 during the challenge infection in the vaccinated mice. Mice vaccinated with rPbMSP1 in alum mounted significant protective im...

Hanlin Wan March 17 , 2011

Many frameworks and packages exist for the development of robotic surgical systems. An important aspect of such packages involves the communication interfaces between various robotic devices. This paper discusses one such framework, the Surgical Assistant Workstation (SAW) developed at the Johns Hopkins University. SAW is a component-based framework, providing interfaces for the hardware and so...