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  • The ABACUS Architectural Approach to Computer-Based System and Enterprise Evolution 
    Dunsire Kyle; O'Neill Tim; Denford Mark; Leaney John (IEEE, 2005)
    The enterprise computer-based systems employed by the organisations of today can be extremely complex. Not only do they consist of countless hardware and software products from many varied sources, but they often span ...
  • Accuracy of triage nurses in predicting patient disposition 
    Holdgate Anna; Morris Jenny; Fry Marg; Zecevic Morris (Blackwell Publishing, 2001)
  • Acute, Multiple-Dose Dermal And Genetic Toxicity Of Nu-3: A Novel Antimicrobial Agent 
    Sun Jigui; Hu Y.J; Cao Sp; Zhang Guangquan; Sun Lun-Quan; Wang Mei (Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2010)
    Nu-3 [butyl-phosphate-5'-thymidine-3'-phosphate-butyl] is a modified nucleotide that has been shown to have antimicrobial activity against a range of bacteria including Pseudomonas aeruginosa. However, data on the toxicological ...
  • Adaptive location management strategy to the distance-based location update technique for cellular networks 
    Tung Tracy; Jamalipour Abbas (IEEE Communications Society, 2004)
    In this paper, we propose a new adaptive scheme in which an optimal distance-based update threshold is selected not only as a function of the call-to-mobility ratio, but also as a function of mobile's traveling patterns, ...
  • Adaptive Multiple Experts System for personal identification using facial behaviour biometrics 
    Tsai Po-Hsiang; Tran Tich Phuoc; Hintz Thomas; Jan Tony (IEEE Press, 2008)
    Physiological and/or behavioural characteristics of humans such as face, gait and/or voice have been used in biometric recognition technology. Apart from these characteristics (which have been reported in the literature), ...
  • Adaptive Neural Network Metamodel for Short-term Prediction of Background Ozone Level 
    Bin Wahid Herman; Ha Quang; Nguyen-Duc Hiep (IEEE, 2010)
    Modelling is important in air quality forecasting and control. Before applying an air quality model, it is required to accurately estimate the biogenic emission. The assessment of the background ozone concentration is ...
  • Adaptive RS-group scheduling for WiMAX Multihop Relay 
    Saeed Ra; Al-Talib Sa; Al Ahdal Ta; Mohamad H; Abbas M; Ali Bm; Odeh Nidhal (IEEE, 2010)
    IEEE 802.16j Multihop Relay (MR) is an optional deployment introduced to enhance the coverage and performance of WiMAX network without the need for deploying costly Base Stations (BSs). Multihop Relay network comprises of ...
  • An Adaptive Step Size Power Control with Transmit Power Control Commands Aided Mobility Estimation 
    Patachaianand Rachod; Sandrasegaran Kumbesan (ACTA Press, 2007)
    Power control is one of the most important mechanisms influencing on the maximum capacity and performance of Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) systems. Power control algorithms used in Universal Mobile ...
  • Ad Hoc Networks: A Flexible and Robust Data Communication 
    Abolhasan Mehran; Wysocki Tadeusz (Auerbach Publications - Taylor & Francis Group, LLC, 2006)
    The 1990s witnessed a rapid growth in research interests in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). The infrastructureless and dynamic nature of these networks demand that a new set of networking strategies be implemented to ...
  • Advanced Extended Kohonen Mapping Modelling Techniques for Sensor Actor Networks 
    Chiu Christopher; Chaczko Zenon; Moses Perez (IEEE CPS, 2009)
    This paper discusses the results of utilising advanced EKM modelling techniques to manage Sensor-Actor networks (SANETs) such as wireless sensor networks. EKMs allow a quantitative analysis of an algorithmic artificial ...
  • All Roads Lead to Rome: Data Highways for Dense Wireless Sensor Networks 
    Lowe David; Miorandi Daniel (Springer, 2009)
    The design of efficient routing algorithms is an important issue in dense ad hoc wireless networks. Previous work has shown that benefits can be achieved through the creation of a set of data ¿highways¿ that carry packets ...
  • Analysis of Hybrid ARQ in 3GPP LTE systems 
    Sandrasegaran Kumbesan; Reeves Scott; Mohd Ramli Huda Adibah; Basukala Riyaj (IEEE, 2010)
    The use of Hybrid ARQ in wireless networks is to provide fast re-transmits and to lower the overall error rate. The performance of HARQ schemes is a well studied field, with many results to draw from in the literature. An ...
  • An Analysis of Prioritized Hybrid Interworking Requirements in Next-Generation Wireless Networks 
    Sandrasegaran Kumbesan; Li Mo; Tung Tracy (ICCCE, 2006)
    The growing demands for ubiquitous high-speed data services require hybrid interworking in Next- Generation (NG) wireless networks. Handover management is important in providing seamless roaming when User Equipments ...
  • Analysis of the Topology for Moving Wireless Networks 
    Navarrete Guzman Gina; Agbinya Johnson; Momani Mohammad; Akache Mahmood (University of Technology, Sydney, 2006)
    This document presents an analysis of the factors that influence the network topology in a broadband mobile wireless as hoc networks moving on platforms. This paper focuses on studying the topology for networks where ...
  • Antenna Selection in Rank-Deficient MIMO Systems 
    Vu Thang; Nguyen Dinh; Trinh Vu (IEEE, 2008)
    In a rank-deficient MIMt> system, the number of non-zero eigen-modes is smaller than min In such a system, it is desirable to be able to identify then eliminate the most 'inactive' antennas or equivalently to select the ...
  • An application of a generalised Jakes model for MIMO channels 
    Smith David (IPS Radio and Space Services, 2002)
    Jakes model for frequency flat fading processes in mobile radio systems is extended to allow for better modelling of a space-time Rayleigh fading multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel. A conventional four transmit ...
  • Applications of Protein-Based Capacitive Biosensors 
    Mortari Alessia; Brown Nigel; Geczy Carolyn; Coster Hans; Valenzuela Stella; Martin Donald; Csoregi Elisabeth (IEEE, 2006)
    Three different methods of using protein-based capacitive biosensors for the detection of heavy-metal ions are presented. The metal-binding proteins SmtA, S100A12, MerP and four modified MerPs were immobilised as the ...
  • Applying Fair Intelligent Congestion Control in a Hybrid QoS Architecture for Wireless Environment 
    Li Ming; Hoang Doan; Li Zheng (IEEE Communications Society, 2009)
    This simple and scalable Differentiated Services (DiffServ) QoS control model is acceptable for the core of the network. However, more explicit and stringent admission and reservation based QoS mechanisms are required in ...
  • Applying Graph Coloring in Resource Coordination for a High-density Wireless Environment 
    Zheng Lihong; Hoang Doan (IEEE, 2008)
    In a high density wireless environment, channel interference among users of many overlapped Basic Service Sets (OBSSs) is a serious problem. Our solution for the problem relies on a resource coordination scheme that utilizes ...
  • Assistive Care Loop with Electronic Maternity Records 
    Hoang Doan; Lawrence Elaine; Ahmad Nor Faizah; Balasubramanian Appiah Venkatakrishnan; Homer Caroline; Foureur Maralyn; Leap Nicky (IEEE, 2008)
    Surprisingly women-held pregnancy health records (paper based) are still predominantly used in most hospitals in Australia. These records are not standardized as each hospital or state has a slightly different version. ...