Real-time maintenance of latency-sensitive 5G services through network slicing

Towards 5G Network Slicing over Multiple-Domains

Survivable Real-Time Network Services

This report covers the work done in support of the DARPA Information Technology Office program in computer networking. Contributors to this effort include Prof. David L. Mills, graduate student Harish Nair and undergraduate research student John Conner. MS student Tamal Basu has graduated and taken a position at Acorn Networks. Phd student Qiong Li has graduated and taken a position with Philli...

End-to-end Network Slicing for 5G Mobile Networks

The research and development (R&D) and the standardization of the 5th Generation (5G) mobile networking technologies are proceeding at a rapid pace all around the world. In this paper, we introduce the emerging concept of network slicing that is considered one of the most significant technology challenges for 5G mobile networking infrastructure, summarize our preliminary research efforts to ena...

Network slicing management & prioritization in 5G mobile systems

5G mobile network is expected to serve flexible requirements hence dynamically allocate network resources according to the demands. Network slicing, where network resources are packaged and assigned in an isolated manner to set of users according to their specific requirements, is considered as a key paradigm to fulfil diversity of requirements. There will clearly be conflicting demands in allo...

Real-Time Kinematic Network of Tehran, from Design to Application

Following the request of the Tehran municipality and in order to provide the spatial information required in their various projects, a real-time kinematic network has been designed for Tehran. Based on the existing measures such as the dilution of precision at the network point positions, two different designs have been proposed. A minimum number of six GNSS stations are used in both of the pro...