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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Call Detail Records (CDRs)"”.

  1. Analysis of ATM Call Detail Records and Recommendations for Standards

    … research, we develop a toolkit to collect ATM Call Detail Records (CDRs) from two types of ATM switches from IBM and FORE Systems. Data records collected by the toolkit can then be used to assess network resource utilization and traffic characteristics with the objective of predicting future …

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  2. Statistical Analysis of ATM Call Detail Records

    … to apply directly to networks that dynamically allocate resources, such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks and emerging Internet Protocol (IP) networks employing Differentiated Services (DiffServ). This work shows a method to generically classify traffic in an ATM network such …

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  3. Estimating the presence of people in buildings using Call Detail Records

    … mobility is available, this study explores how Call Detail Records (CDRs), a highly ubiquitous dataset, can be leveraged to create models that can reproduce mobility patterns observed from time consuming, capital-intensive and infrequent travel surveys. While mechanisms have been proposed for …

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  4. Cell phone location data for travel behavior analysis

    … usage. The methods we present utilize call detail records (CDRs) from mobile phones in conjunction with geospatial data, census records, and surveys, to generate representative origin-destination matrices, route trips through road networks, and evaluate traffic congestion. Moreover, we …

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