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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Traffic characterisation"”.

  1. VBR MPEG traffic: characterisation, modelling and support over ATM networks

    Variable Bit Rate (VBR) MPEG traffic is expected to be one of the widely used traffic sources for high speed networks, along with voice and data traffic. Encoded video traffic is a correlated and a bursty traffic with high value of peak to mean ratio (burstiness). For efficient traffic management …

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  2. On characterisation and decomposition of internet traffic dynamics

    The comprehension of backbone and edge network traffic dynamics provides the foundational element for crucial traffic engineering tasks employed by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) . These tasks include anomaly diagnosis, network capacity planning, traffic classification and Quality of Service …

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  3. Traffic and performance evaluation for optical networks. An Investigation into Modelling and Characterisation of Traffic Flows and Performance Analysis and Engineering for Optical Network Architectures.

    … and to propose new ones. The analysis of the traffic characteristics of an OC-192 link (9953.28 Mbps) is initially conducted, a requirement due to the discovery of self-similar long-range dependent properties in network traffic, and the suitability of the GE distribution for modelling …

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  4. Traffic and performance evaluation for optical networks. An Investigation into Modelling and Characterisation of Traffic Flows and Performance Analysis and Engineering for Optical Network Architectures.

    … and to propose new ones. The analysis of the traffic characteristics of an OC-192 link (9953.28 Mbps) is initially conducted, a requirement due to the discovery of self-similar long-range dependent properties in network traffic, and the suitability of the GE distribution for modelling …

    bradford Repository record for Traffic and performance evaluation for optical networks. An Investigation into Modelling and Characterisation of Traffic Flows and Performance Analysis and Engineering for Optical Network Architectures. (opens in a new tab)