Towards Large-Scale DRP Simulations: Generation of Large Super-Resolution images and Extraction of Large Pore Network Models

Towards Large-Scale Network Virtualization

Most existing virtual network (VN) provisioning approaches assume a single administrative domain and therefore, VN deployments are limited to the geographic footprint of the substrate provider. To enable wide-area VN provisioning, network virtualization architectures need to address the intricacies of inter-domain aspects, i.e., how to provision VNs with limited control and knowledge of any asp...

The application of DEA and queuing models to large scale computer networks

Towards Large-Scale Conflict Resolution: Initial Results

With the increasing interest in distributed and collaborative multi-agent applications, conflict resolution in largescale systems becomes an important problem. Our approach to collaborative conflict resolution is based on argumentation. To understand the feasibility and the scope of the approach, we first implemented the process in a system called CONSA and applied it to two complex, dynamic do...

Improving Large-Scale Network Traffic Simulation with Multi-Resolution Models

Improving Large-Scale Network Traffic Simulation with Multi-Resolution Models Dartmouth Computer Science Technical Report TR2005-558 by Guanhua Yan Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH September 2005 Simulating a large-scale network like the Internet is a challenging undertaking because of the sheer volume of its traffic. Packet-oriented representation provide...

Large–scale Network Simulations with Gtnets

When designing a network simulation environment intended specifically for modeling large–scale topologies, a number of issues must be addressed by the simulator designer. Memory requirements for network simulation engines can grow quadratically with the size of the simulated topology and can easily exceed available memory on modern workstations. The number of outstanding simulation events grows...