dr. Peter De Cleyn

Contact information

Contact Address:   PATS Research Group - IBBT / University of Antwerp - Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Middelheimlaan 1 B-2020 Antwerpen Belgium

Phone: +32 (0)3 265.33.64. Fax: +32 (0)3 265.37.77. e-mail: peter.decleyn@ua.ac.be Office: G.3.26

Publications

2010

• Impact of cross-layer adaptations of Mobile IP on IEEE 802.11 networks on video streaming.
  Peter De Cleyn & Chris Blondia
  Accepted for publication in the International Journal of Adaptive, Resilient and Autonomic Systems, IGI Publishing, 2010.
  Permalink | BibTeX
  
  Bibtex:
  @Article{pdecleyniaras10,
  author = {Peter De Cleyn and Chris Blondia},
  title = {{Impact of cross-layer adaptations of Mobile IP on IEEE 802.11 networks on video streaming.}},
  journal = { Accepted for publication in the International Journal of Adaptive, Resilient and Autonomic Systems},
  year = {2010}
  publisher = {IGI Publishing}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

• A Secure Cross-layer Protocol for Multi-hop Wireless Body Area Networks
  Dave Singelée, Benoît Latré, Bart Braem, Michael Peeters, Marijke De Soete, Peter De Cleyn, Bart Preneel, Ingrid Moerman & Chris Blondia
  Ad-Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 53-72, Old City Publishing, 2010.
  Permalink | BibTeX | Abstract | PDF Available
  
  Bibtex:
  @ Article{bbraem08securewbanprotocol,
  author = {Dave Singel{\'e}e and Beno{\^i}t Latr{\'e} and Bart Braem and Michael Peeters and Marijke De Soete and Peter De Cleyn and Bart Preneel and Ingrid Moerman and Chris Blondia},
  title = {A Secure Cross-layer Protocol for Multi-hop Wireless Body Area Networks},
  journal = {Ad-Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks},
  year = {2010},
  pages = {53-72},
  volume = {9},
  number ={1},
  publisher = {Old City Publishing},
  URL = {content/publications/2008/bbraem08securewbanprotocoljournal.pdf},
  abstract = {The development of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) for
  wireless sensing and monitoring of a person's vital functions, is
  an enabler in providing better personal health care whilst
  enhancing the quality of life. A critical factor in the acceptance
  of WBANs is providing appropriate security and privacy protection
  of the wireless communication. This paper first describes a
  general health care platform and pinpoints the security challenges
  and requirements. Further it proposes and analyzes the CICADA-S
  protocol, a secure cross-layer protocol for WBANs. It is an
  extension of CICADA, which is a cross-layer protocol that handles
  both medium access and the routing of data in WBANs. The CICADA-S
  protocol is the first integrated solution that copes with threats
  that occur in this mobile medical monitoring scenario. It is shown
  that the integration of key management and secure, privacy
  preserving communication techniques within the CICADA-S protocol
  has low impact on the power consumption and throughput.},
  }
  
  Abstract:
  The development of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) for sensing and monitoring of a person s vital functions, is enabler in providing better personal health care whilst the quality of life. A critical factor in the acceptance WBANs is providing appropriate security and privacy protection the wireless communication. This paper first describes a health care platform and pinpoints the security challenges requirements. Further it proposes and analyzes the CICADA-S a secure cross-layer protocol for WBANs. It is an of CICADA, which is a cross-layer protocol that handles medium access and the routing of data in WBANs. The CICADA-S is the first integrated solution that copes with threats occur in this mobile medical monitoring scenario. It is shown the integration of key management and secure, privacy communication techniques within the CICADA-S protocol has low impact on the power consumption and throughput.

2009

• TinySPOTComm: Facilitating communication over IEEE 802.15.4 between Sun SPOTs and TinyOS-based motes
  Daniel van den Akker, Kurt Smolderen, Peter De Cleyn, Bart Braem & Chris Blondia
  The 1st International Conference on Sensor Networks Applications, Experimentation and Logistics, Athens, Greece, 2009.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{sensappeal,
  author = { Daniel van den Akker and Kurt Smolderen and Peter De Cleyn and Bart Braem and Chris Blondia},
  title = {TinySPOTComm: Facilitating communication over IEEE 802.15.4 between Sun SPOTs and TinyOS-based motes},
  booktitle = {The 1st International Conference on Sensor Networks Applications, Experimentation and Logistics},
  year = {2009},
  month = {SEP},
  location = {Athens, Greece},
  URL = {content/publications/2009/dvdakker09tinyspotcomm.pdf},
  abstract = {The increasing popularity of sensor network has spawned a wide range of platforms and frameworks for sensor network development. While in theory nodes based on different frameworks should provide radio stack compatibility, in practice this is rarely the case. We explore this problem by providing a case study and introduce TinySPOTComm, a customized radio stack for the Sun SPOT platform which allows for radio communication between IEEE 802.15.4 based TinyOS motes and Sun SPOTs. The TinySPOTComm radio stack remains fully compatible with the Sun SPOT radio stack and its network performance is only marginally affected in comparison to the default Sun SPOT radio stack. Performance tests have shown good results when communicating between TinyOS motes and Sun SPOTs. The round trip time, when measured between a Sun SPOT and a TinyOS mote, is affected by no more than 15%, in comparison to the RTT between two TinyOS motes. In the same scenario an increase in throughput of more than 50% has been measured.}
  
  Abstract:
  The increasing popularity of sensor network has spawned a wide range of platforms and frameworks for sensor network development. While in theory nodes based on different frameworks should provide radio stack compatibility, in practice this is rarely the case. We explore this problem by providing a case study and introduce TinySPOTComm, a customized radio stack for the Sun SPOT platform which allows for radio communication between IEEE 802.15.4 based TinyOS motes and Sun SPOTs. The TinySPOTComm radio stack remains fully compatible with the Sun SPOT radio stack and its network performance is only marginally affected in comparison to the default Sun SPOT radio stack. Performance tests have shown good results when communicating between TinyOS motes and Sun SPOTs. The round trip time, when measured between a Sun SPOT and a TinyOS mote, is affected by no more than 15%, in comparison to the RTT between two TinyOS motes. In the same scenario an increase in throughput of more than 50% has been measured.

• WBAN implementation on Magnetic Induction Radio IC for medical remote monitoring
  Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn & Chris Blondia
  Accepted at the 1st International Workshop on Medical Applications Networking, Dresden, Germany, 2009.
  Permalink | BibTeX | Abstract
  
  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{im309,
  author = {Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn and Chris Blondia},
  title = {WBAN implementation on Magnetic Induction Radio IC for medical remote monitoring},
  booktitle = {Accepted at the 1st International Workshop on Medical Applications Networking},
  year = {2009},
  month = {JUN},
  location = {Dresden, Germany},
  abstract = {The medical service environment is changing. There is a need for automatization of collecting medical data remotely from the patient. Telecare is the continuous remote monitoring of the health of the patient. The IM3 (Interactive Mobile Medical Monitoring) project focuses on developing and implementing such end-to-end service. We implemented the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network) protocol on the Magnetic Induction Radio IC (Integrated Circuit), which is designed by NXP Semiconductors. We show in this paper that we have a working setup, where nodes form autonomously the network and send ECG data to the sink.},
  }
  
  Abstract:
  The medical service environment is changing. There is a need for automatization of collecting medical data remotely from the patient. Telecare is the continuous remote monitoring of the health of the patient. The IM3 (Interactive Mobile Medical Monitoring) project focuses on developing and implementing such end-to-end service. We implemented the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network) protocol on the Magnetic Induction Radio IC (Integrated Circuit), which is designed by NXP Semiconductors. We show in this paper that we have a working setup, where nodes form autonomously the network and send ECG data to the sink.,

2008

• SCTP as mobility protocol for enhancing Internet on the train
  Daan Pareit, Ingrid Moerman, Piet Demeester, Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn & Chris Blondia
  Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications, Hilton Phuket, Thailand, 2008.
  Permalink | BibTeX | Abstract
  
  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{trains08,
  author = {Daan Pareit, Ingrid Moerman, Piet Demeester, Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn and Chris Blondia},
  title = {SCTP as mobility protocol for enhancing
  Internet on the train},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications},
  year = {2008},
  month = {OKT},
  location = {Hilton Phuket, Thailand},
  abstract = {Internet-on-the-train is a rising concept in the last few years. Several trials in different countries have proved the feasibility of offering Internet access to train commuters, but none of them combines broadband access, scalability, seamless handover and quality of service guarantees in one solution. In this paper, we look at the features of SCTP and its extensions which could overcome these shortcomings and which were successfully demonstrated.},
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Internet-on-the-train is a rising concept in the last few years. Several trials in different countries have proved the feasibility of offering Internet access to train commuters, but none of them combines broadband access, scalability, seamless handover and quality of service guarantees in one solution. In this paper, we look at the features of SCTP and its extensions which could overcome these shortcomings and which were successfully demonstrated.,

• A Secure Cross-layer Protocol for Multi-hop Wireless Body Area Networks
  Dave Singelée, Benoît Latré, Bart Braem, Michael Peeters, Marijke De Soete, Peter De Cleyn, Bart Preneel, Ingrid Moerman & Chris Blondia
  Ad-hoc, Mobile and Wireless Networks, Sophia Antipolis, France, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 5198, pp. 94-107, Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, 2008.
  Permalink | BibTeX | Abstract | PDF Available
  
  Bibtex:
  @inproceedings{bbraem08securewbanprotocol,
  author = {Dave Singel{\'e}e and Beno{\^i}t Latr{\'e} and Bart Braem and Michael Peeters and Marijke De Soete and Peter De Cleyn and Bart Preneel and Ingrid Moerman and Chris Blondia},
  title = {A Secure Cross-layer Protocol for Multi-hop Wireless Body Area Networks},
  booktitle = {Ad-hoc, Mobile and Wireless Networks},
  publisher = {Springer Berlin / Heidelberg},
  issn = {0302-9743 (Print) 1611-3349 (Online)},
  isbn = {978-3-540-85208-7},
  abstract = {The development of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) for wireless sensing and monitoring of a persons vital functions, is an enabler in providing better personal health care whilst enhancing the quality of life. A critical factor in the acceptance of WBANs is providing appropriate security and privacy protection of the wireless communication. This paper first describes a general health care platform and pinpoints the security challenges and requirements. Further it proposes and analyzes the CICADA-S protocol, a secure cross-layer protocol for WBANs. It is an extension of CICADA, which is a cross-layer protocol that handles both medium access and the routing of data in WBANs. The CICADA-S protocol is the first integrated solution that copes with threats that occur in this mobile medical monitoring scenario. It is shown that the integration of key management and secure, privacy preserving communication techniques within the CICADA-S protocol has low impact on the power consumption and throughput.},
  volume = {5198},
  series = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  year = {2008},
  month = {SEP},
  pages = {94--107},
  location = {Sophia Antipolis, France},
  subject_collection = {Computer Science},
  doi = {10.1007/978-3-540-85209-4_8},
  URL = {content/publications/2008/bbraem08securewbanprotocol.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  The development of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) for wireless sensing and monitoring of a persons vital functions, is an enabler in providing better personal health care whilst enhancing the quality of life. A critical factor in the acceptance of WBANs is providing appropriate security and privacy protection of the wireless communication. This paper first describes a general health care platform and pinpoints the security challenges and requirements. Further it proposes and analyzes the CICADA-S protocol, a secure cross-layer protocol for WBANs. It is an extension of CICADA, which is a cross-layer protocol that handles both medium access and the routing of data in WBANs. The CICADA-S protocol is the first integrated solution that copes with threats that occur in this mobile medical monitoring scenario. It is shown that the integration of key management and secure, privacy preserving communication techniques within the CICADA-S protocol has low impact on the power consumption and throughput.

2007

• Enabling cross layer design: adding the MadWifi extensions to Nsclick
  N. Letor & P. De Cleyn & C. Blondia
  Proc. First International Workshop on Network Simulation Tools 2007 in conjunction with Valuetools 2007, 2007.
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  Bibtex:
  @ARTICLE{nsmadwifi,
  author = {N. Letor, P. De Cleyn & C. Blondia},
  title = {Enabling cross layer design: adding the MadWifi extensions to Nsclick},
  booktitle = {Proc. First International Workshop on Network Simulation Tools 2007 in conjunction with Valuetools 2007},
  abstract={Simulations have always been a very useful and powerful tool to study and develop networking protocols. ns-2 is one of the most commonly used open-source network simulators and many protocols have been evaluated with this tool. In order to bridge the gap between simulation and implementation on a real testbed, Nsclick was developed. Nsclick makes it possible to entirely reuse code between the ns-2 simulator and a testbed, based on the Click Modular Router. In the quest for high performance wireless networks, researchers have found that the layered architecture networks did not perform well enough. Therefore they focused their research on cross layer design techniques. Although using Click and the Mad-Wifi driver gives us many possibilities to design and evaluate cross layer optimizations in a testbed set up, the Nsclick platform does not support these extensions. In this paper we will introduce an extension to ns-2 which overcomes these shortcomings of the Nsclick platform. This extension makes the wireless features of the Click Modular Router available in Nsclick platform, eliminating the differences between the ns-2 simulator, within the Nsclick platform, and a real world set up.},
  year = {2007},
  month = {October},
  URL = {content/publications/2007/nletor07nsmadwifi.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Simulations have always been a very useful and powerful tool to study and develop networking protocols. ns-2 is one of the most commonly used open-source network simulators and many protocols have been evaluated with this tool. In order to bridge the gap between simulation and implementation on a real testbed, Nsclick was developed. Nsclick makes it possible to entirely reuse code between the ns-2 simulator and a testbed, based on the Click Modular Router. In the quest for high performance wireless networks, researchers have found that the layered architecture networks did not perform well enough. Therefore they focused their research on cross layer design techniques. Although using Click and the Mad-Wifi driver gives us many possibilities to design and evaluate cross layer optimizations in a testbed set up, the Nsclick platform does not support these extensions. In this paper we will introduce an extension to ns-2 which overcomes these shortcomings of the Nsclick platform. This extension makes the wireless features of the Click Modular Router available in Nsclick platform, eliminating the differences between the ns-2 simulator, within the Nsclick platform, and a real world set up.

• QoS-enabled internet-on-train network architecture: interworking by MMP-SCTP versus MIP
  Daan Pareit, Nele Gheysens, Tom Van Leeuwen, Ingrid Moerman, Walter Van Brussel, Ines Clenjans, Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn & Chris Blondia
  Accepted at the 7th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications, Sophia Antipolis,France, 2007.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{torfsdecleyn07,
  author = {Daan Pareit, Nele Gheysens, Tom Van Leeuwen, Ingrid Moerman, Walter Van Brussel, Ines Clenjans, Wim Torfs, Peter De Cleyn and Chris Blondia},
  title = {QoS-enabled internet-on-train network architecture: interworking by MMP-SCTP versus MIP},
  booktitle = {Accepted at the 7th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications},
  year = {2007},
  month = {JUL},
  location = {Sophia Antipolis,France},
  URL = {content/publications/2007/sctpvsmip.pdf},
  abstract = {Internet-on-the-train is a rising concept in the last few years. Several trials in different countries have proved the feasibility of offering Internet access to train commuters, but none of them combines broadband access, scalability, seamless handover and quality of service guarantees in one solution. In this paper, we propose a new architecture to satisfy these needs. Using real handover measurement data of several common broadband wireless technologies, we compare two possible inter-working mobility solutions: Mobile Multi-Path SCTP (MMP-SCTP) and Mobile IP (MIP). },
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Internet-on-the-train is a rising concept in the last few years. Several trials in different countries have proved the feasibility of offering Internet access to train commuters, but none of them combines broadband access, scalability, seamless handover and quality of service guarantees in one solution. In this paper, we propose a new architecture to satisfy these needs. Using real handover measurement data of several common broadband wireless technologies, we compare two possible inter-working mobility solutions: Mobile Multi-Path SCTP (MMP-SCTP) and Mobile IP (MIP). ,

2006

• An L2 Transmission Feedback based buffering scheme for Mobile IP handovers in an IEEE 802.11 wireless network.
  P. De Cleyn & C. Blondia
  WSEAS Transactions on communications, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 1055-1060, 2006.
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  Bibtex:
  @ARTICLE{feedback,
  author = {P. De Cleyn and C. Blondia},
  title = {An L2 Transmission Feedback based buffering scheme for Mobile IP handovers in an IEEE 802.11 wireless network.},
  booktitle = {WSEAS Transactions on communications},
  volume = {5},
  number = {6},
  pages = {1055--1060},
  year = {2006},
  month = {JUN}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

2005

• WIDENS: Advanced Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks for Public Safety
  H. Aïache, V. Conan, G. Guibé, J. Leguay, C. Le Martret, J.M. Barceló, L. Cerdà, J. García, R. Knopp, N. Nikaein, X. Gonzalez, A. Zeini, O. Apilo, A. Boukalov, J. Karvo, H. Koskinen, L. Bergonzi, J. Diaz, J. Meessen, C. Blondia, P. De Cleyn, E. Van de Velde & M. Voorhaen
  Proceedings of the IST Mobile & Wireless Communications Summit 2005, Dresden, Germany, 2005.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{ist_widens,
  author = {H. A{\"i}ache and V. Conan and G. Guib{\'e} and J. Leguay and C. Le Martret and J.M. Barcel{\'o} and L. Cerd{\`a} and J. Garc{\'i}a and R. Knopp and N. Nikaein and X. Gonzalez and A. Zeini, O. Apilo and A. Boukalov and J. Karvo and H. Koskinen and L. Bergonzi and J. Diaz and J. Meessen and C. Blondia and P. De Cleyn and E. Van de Velde and M. Voorhaen},
  title = {WIDENS: Advanced Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks for Public Safety},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the IST Mobile & Wireless Communications Summit 2005},
  year = {2005},
  month = {JUN},
  location = {Dresden, Germany},
  URL = {content/publications/2005/ist_widens.pdf},
  abstract= {This paper provides an overview of the on-going European Project called WIreless DEployable Network System (WIDENS) which aims at defining a rapidly deployable communication system for public safety or emergency services. In this context, users expect a highly reliable communication system that can support real time applications to allow teams to collaborate in an efficient way. They also want the system to work in a spontaneous fashion and with no pre-installed infrastructures. To fit all the requirements, WIDENS takes advantage of the technology of wireless ad hoc networks to establish high data rate communication links on the fly. In this paper we describe the overall architecture of the WIDENS network and highlight the design of its major components.}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  This paper provides an overview of the on-going European Project called WIreless DEployable Network System (WIDENS) which aims at defining a rapidly deployable communication system for public safety or emergency services. In this context, users expect a highly reliable communication system that can support real time applications to allow teams to collaborate in an efficient way. They also want the system to work in a spontaneous fashion and with no pre-installed infrastructures. To fit all the requirements, WIDENS takes advantage of the technology of wireless ad hoc networks to establish high data rate communication links on the fly. In this paper we describe the overall architecture of the WIDENS network and highlight the design of its major components.

2004

• Implementation and Evaluation of an IEEE802.11 Assisted Mobile IP Handover Scheme
  P. De Cleyn, C. Blondia & I. Moerman
  Proceedings of the 9th European Conference on Networks and Optical Communications (NOC 2004), Session on Mobile Networks, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, pp. 245-252, 2004.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{NOC2004,
  author = {P. De Cleyn and C. Blondia and I. Moerman},
  title = {Implementation and Evaluation of an IEEE802.11 Assisted Mobile IP Handover Scheme},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of the 9th European Conference on Networks and Optical Communications (NOC 2004), Session on Mobile Networks},
  pages = {245--252},
  location = {Eindhoven, The Netherlands},
  year = {2004},
  month = {JUN},
  URL = {content/publications/2004/NOC2004.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

• A Smooth Handoff Scheme using IEEE802.11 Triggers - Design and Implementation
  P. De Cleyn, N. Van den Wijngaert, L. Cerdà & C. Blondia
  Computer Networks, Vol. 45, No. 3, pp. 345-361, 2004.
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  Bibtex:
  @ARTICLE{SmoothHandoff,
  author = {P. De Cleyn and N. Van den Wijngaert and L. Cerd{\`a} and C. Blondia},
  title = {A Smooth Handoff Scheme using IEEE802.11 Triggers - Design and Implementation},
  booktitle = {Computer Networks},
  volume = {45},
  number = {3},
  pages = {345--361},
  year = {2004},
  month = {JUN},
  URL = {content/publications/2004/SmoothHandoff.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

2003

• Low Latency Handoff Mechanisms and Their Implementation in an IEEE 802.11 Network
  C. Blondia, O. Casals, L. Cerda, N. Van den Wijngaert, G. Willems & P. De Cleyn
  Proceedings of ITC18: Providing Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Environments, Berlin, Germany, Teletraffic and Engineering, Vol. 5b, pp. 971-980, 2003.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{paper63,
  author = { C. Blondia and O. Casals and L. Cerda and N. Van den Wijngaert and G. Willems and P. De Cleyn},
  title = {Low Latency Handoff Mechanisms and Their Implementation in an IEEE 802.11 Network},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of ITC18: Providing Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Environments},
  series = {Teletraffic and Engineering},
  volume = {5b},
  pages = {971--980},
  location = {Berlin, Germany},
  year = {2003},
  URL = {content/publications/2003/paper63.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

• Performance Comparison of Low Latency Mobile IP Schemens
  C. Blondia, O. Casals, L. Cerda, N. Van den Wijngaert, G. Willems & P. De Cleyn
  Proceedings of WiOpt 03: Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad Hoc and Wireless Networks, INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, pp. 115-124, 2003.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{WiOpt03,
  author = {C. Blondia and O. Casals and L. Cerda and N. Van den Wijngaert and G. Willems and P. De Cleyn},
  title = {Performance Comparison of Low Latency Mobile IP Schemens},
  booktitle = {Proceedings of WiOpt `03: Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad Hoc and Wireless Networks},
  location = {INRIA, Sophia Antipolis},
  year = {2003},
  month = {MAR},
  pages = {115--124},
  URL = {content/publications/2003/WiOpt03_final.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available

2002

• Performance Analysis of IP Micro-Mobility Handoff Protocols
  C. Blondia, O. Casals, P. De Cleyn & G. Willems
  Proceedings 7th IFIP/IEEE Workshop on Protocols for High-Speed Networks (PfHSN 2002), Berlin, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 2334, pp. 211-226, 2002.
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  Bibtex:
  @INPROCEEDINGS{pfhsn2002,
  author = {C. Blondia and O. Casals and P. De Cleyn and G. Willems},
  title = {Performance Analysis of IP Micro-Mobility Handoff Protocols},
  booktitle = {Proceedings 7th IFIP/IEEE Workshop on Protocols for High-Speed Networks (PfHSN`2002)},
  series = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume = {2334},
  pages = {211--226},
  location = {Berlin},
  year = {2002},
  month = {APR}
  URL = {content/publications/2002/pfhsn2002.pdf}
  }
  
  Abstract:
  Not available