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Cell Broadcast Simulation In Android, Uzzal Chandra Das
Cell Broadcast Simulation In Android, Uzzal Chandra Das
Theses Digitization Project
The purpose of this study is to show since no promising application of broadcasting exists and service providers do not provide broadcast channels in the US, a prototype can be very helpful to investigate the applications of broadcasting, and Cell Broadcast Simulation app will serve this purpose. The Cell Broadcast Simulation App on Android platform is an attempt to make cell broadcasting possible in the USA. The main focus of this app is to make cell broadcasting possible by giving the user a positive experience and expose them to its many potential uses.
Robust And Efficient Localization Techniques For Cellular And Wireless Sensor Networks, Haseebulla M. Khan
Robust And Efficient Localization Techniques For Cellular And Wireless Sensor Networks, Haseebulla M. Khan
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
Localization in wireless networks refers to a collection of tasks that, collectively, determines the location of a mobile user, striving to hide the effects of mobility from the user and/or application. Localization has become an important issue and has drawn considerable attention, as many applications including E-911, cargo tracking, locating patients, location-sensitive billing, etc., require knowledge of the location of user/objects. It was realized, quite a while back, that extending emergency 911-like services (E-911) to continually growing mobile population is one of the extremely important localization applications. The bulk of the proposed solutions to emergency location management in wireless environments …
The Mobile Telephone: The Transportation Of Social Relationships, Kenneth C. Staples
The Mobile Telephone: The Transportation Of Social Relationships, Kenneth C. Staples
Theses: Doctorates and Masters
In the studies of contemporary electronic media artifacts and their effects on society, television, satellites, and computers have been extensively investigated and their various impacts well documented. With regards to telecommunication technologies, academic scholarship is somewhat less, with most comment being restricted to either historic evolution, or technical description. Exceptions to this are, Marvin's reference to the telephone in her publication, When Old Technologies Were New: Thinking About Electronic Communication in the Late Nineteenth Century (1988}, and Umble's The Amish and the telephone: resistance and reconstruction (1992). Both of these publications are used for supporting arguments in my thesis investigating …