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Wireless sensor networks (WSN) that are powered by energy harvested from the environment, also known as rechargeable WSNs, typically experience wide variations of energy [...]
2016 | articles |
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Partly interval-censored failure time data are common in clinical and epidemiological studies, where the failure time of interest is either exactly observed or known to l[...]
2025 | doctoral dissertations |
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In 1980s a processor had only one core, whose performance was improved by increasing the processor frequency. But this caused overheating and thus improvement in performa[...]
2016 | masters theses |
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The last few years have seen rapid advancements in deploying semi and fully-autonomous vehicles into the mass market. Several car manufactures and technology companies ha[...]
2018 | doctoral dissertations |
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Enhancing the resiliency of the electric grid is a major challenge facing the electric regulatory bodies. Beyond the traditional approaches of improving the resiliency su[...]
2016 | masters theses |
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Small cells are introduced as one of the key technologies of the new generation (5G) mobile networks. Among the existing small cell technologies, femtocells drew more res[...]
2018 | doctoral dissertations |
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Networks inherently facilitate interconnections of resources and people, even if they are remotely located. While this easily facilitates the communication between physic[...]
2015 | masters theses |
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This work proposes a game theoretic framework for managing the radio resources of wireless sensor nodes in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). We consider data collecting se[...]
2014 | masters theses |
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As wireless communication standards evolve to utilize wider bandwidths and higherorder modulation schemes, such as 1024-QAM, careful attention must be placed on the embed[...]
2024 | masters theses |
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This research introduces and evaluates an advanced AI-enabled Smart Video Surveillance (SVS) system designed to enhance safety across community spaces such as educational[...]
2024 | masters theses |