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	IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-10 of 26 reviews Date Reviewed     Mobile demand profiling for cellular cognitive networking Furno A., Naboulsi D., Stanica R., Fiore M. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 16(3): 772-786, 2017.  Type: Article Furno et al. describe a framework for automated demand profiling in mobile networks. Since participants in mobile communications can move around, both spatial as well as temporal characteristics of network traffic must be considered. I... May 16 2017   What am I looking at? Low-power radio-optical beacons for in-view recognition on smart-glass Ashok A., Xu C., Vu T., Gruteser M., Howard R., Zhang Y., Mandayam N., Yuan W., Dana K. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 15(12): 3185-3199, 2016.  Type: Article In order to justify their name, “smart glasses” need to recognize objects and determine their location in the user’s field of view. While different technologies can be used for object recognition and posit... Mar 31 2017   Towards information diffusion in mobile social networks Lu Z., Wen Y., Zhang W., Zheng Q., Cao G. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 15(5): 1292-1304, 2016.  Type: Article A thorough technical account, this paper addresses an important emerging opportunity in mobile social networks: viral marketing.... Sep 6 2016   LOS and NLOS classification for underwater acoustic localization Diamant R., Tan H., Lampe L. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 13(2): 311-323, 2014.  Type: Article While wireless communication has many advantages and has become a general-purpose technology today, it is generally challenged by the medium (ionosphere, water, and so on). This paper discusses important work, showcasing methods for ad... May 1 2014   Energy-efficient reliable routing considering residual energy in wireless ad hoc networks Vazifehdan J., Prasad R., Niemegeers I. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 13(2): 434-447, 2014.  Type: Article Wireless ad hoc networks are networks in which nodes form a network with their neighboring nodes without the need for a fixed infrastructure. Data transmission is commonly performed through flooding, where every node sends and receives... Apr 28 2014   Topological persistence for medium access control Lutz J., Colbourn C., Syrotiuk V. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 12(8): 1598-1612, 2013.  Type: Article Shared network communication channels must deal with the fundamental issues of scheduling packet transmissions, and what to do about path contention and packet collisions. This paper highlights the authors’ authoritative know... Oct 15 2013   Game-theoretic analysis of cooperation incentive strategies in mobile ad hoc networks Li Z., Shen H. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 11(8): 1287-1303, 2012.  Type: Article The topic of the paper is the distribution of tasks in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), where tasks are performed by the cooperating nodes. Node computing resources are limited by assumption, and selfish nodes are not interested in coo... Dec 3 2012   SAMAC: a cross-layer communication protocol for sensor networks with sectored antennas Felemban E., Vural S., Murawski R., Ekici E., Lee K., Moon Y., Park S. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 9(8): 1072-1088, 2010.  Type: Article Felemban et al. investigate the advantage of combining directional antennas and wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Sectored-antenna medium access control (SAMAC), as proposed in the paper, is a protocol that works between layers to facil... Apr 11 2011   Efficient broadcasting in mobile ad hoc networks Khabbazian M., Bhargava V. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 8(2): 231-245, 2009.  Type: Article Broadcasting is frequently used in network operations in ad hoc networks, such as on-demand route discovery, where every recipient node forwards the message till it is received by the intended receiver, or in maintenance message propag... Jul 15 2009   BSMR: Byzantine-resilient secure multicast routing in multihop wireless networks Curtmola R., Nita-Rotaru C. IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing 8(4): 445-459, 2009.  Type: Article This paper proposes a secure multicast routing protocol that deals with several Byzantine attacks, including black hole, wormhole, and flood rushing.... May 20 2009       Display 510152550100 per column
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