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2008 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM 2008)
San Diego, California, USA16-19 November 2008
Pages 1-611
CFP08MIL-PRT 978-1-4244-2676-8
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TRACK: ADVANCED COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES (ACT) ACT-1 CONTEMPORARY COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES Cooperative Communications for Improved Throughput, Range and Covertness ......................................1
Yiftach Eisenberg, Cedric Logan
A New Form of Network Coded Cooperative Transmission for Multiple Access Channels ........................8Zhiguo Ding, Kin Leung, Dennis Goeckel, Don Towsley
Diversity-enabled Power Profile Design for Relay Networks........................................................................14Giwan Choi, Wei Zhang, Xiaoli Ma
Cooperative Diversity as a Dynamic Game With Incomplete Information .................................................21Sintayehu Dehnie, Nasir Memon
Real Time Implementation of a Multiuser Detection Enabled Ad-Hoc Network........................................27John Tranquilli, Joseph Farkas, Joshua Niedzwiecki, Brian Pierce, Reggie Brothers, James DeBardelaben
Detection of Misbehavior in Cooperative Diversity .......................................................................................33Sintayehu Dehnie, Nasir Memon
Characterizing the Throughput Gain of Network Coding in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks .........................38Hang Su, Xi Zhang
ACT-2 ADVANCED ANTENNA TECHNOLOGIES Simultaneous, Multi-Frequency Synchronous Oscillator Antenna ..............................................................45
Ted Heath, Robert Kerr, Glenn Hopkins, Barry Sharp, Brian Meadows, John Cothern
Compact UUV Antenna Assembly for Reliable Communications ................................................................52Rod Waterhouse, Dalma Novak
SoftWear Antenna.............................................................................................................................................59Pekka Salonen, Mikko Keskilammi
Enabling High-Performance RF Designs Using Z-Interconnect: Materials, Manufacturing and Electrical Performance..............................................................................................................................65
Michael Rowlands, Rabindra Das, John Lauffer
Dielectric Breakdown of Electromagnetic Metamaterials in the Mean-Field Approximation...................72Jeffrey Boksiner, Timothy Bocskor
Modal Analysis of One-Dimensional Electromagnetic Metamaterial Grounded Slab................................79Jeffrey Boksiner, Glenn Minko
Spherical Shell of Eng Metamaterial Surrounding a Dipole Antenna .........................................................86Georg Karawas, Robert Collin
ACT-3 OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS: SYSTEMS AND NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES, ALGORITHMS AND PROTOCOLS A Case for Embedded Optical Communications............................................................................................93
LeMonte Green, Paul Ruffin, James Holt, Jones Hamilton, Reginald Turner, Kelvin Gallman
An Approach to Reducing SWaP and Cost for Avionics High-Speed Optical Data Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................100
Naresh Chand, Kevin McNeill, Srikanta Kumar, Bruce Eteson
Spatial and Temporal Dispersion in High Bandwidth Underwater Laser Communication Links.................................................................................................................................................................107
Brandon Cochenour, Linda Mullen, Alan Laux
Requirements and Challenges for Tactical Free-Space Lasercomm ..........................................................114Santanu Das, Hennes Henniger, Bernhard Epple, Christopher Moore, William Rabinovich, Raymond Sova, David Young
A Cross-Layer approach to Mitigate Fading on Bidirectional Free Space Optical Communication Links ....................................................................................................................................124
Stuart Milner, Sugianto Trisno, Christopher Davis, Bernhard Epple, Hennes Henniger
DTN-Based Free-Space Optical and Directional RF Networks ..................................................................130Robert Nichols, Roger Hammons
Topology Formation for Tactical Networks with Directional RF and Free-space Optical Links.................................................................................................................................................................136
Kyle Guan, Reza Ghanadan, Kevin McNeill, Srikanta Kumar ACT-4 ENABLING OPTICAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING Radiation Testing of Liquid Crystal Optical Phase Shifters for Space Survivability ...............................143
Craig Uber, Megan Tremer, Elizabeth Gallagher, Steven Collins, Michael Benoit, Steven Lane
Optical PPM Synchronization for Photon Counting Receivers ..................................................................150Kevin Quirk, Jonathan Gin, Meera Srinivasan
Dynamic Rejection of Multiple Co-site Interferers Through Wideband RF Photonic Notch Filter .................................................................................................................................................................157
Charles Middleton, Michael Borbath, Jeffrey Wyatt, Richard DeSalvo
Linear-Mode Single Photon Sensitive Avalanche Photodiodes for GHz-Rate Near-Infrared Quantum Communications ............................................................................................................................163
Andrew Huntington, Madison Compton, Sam Coykendall, George Soli, George Williams
Pseudo Random Word Generation Using Regular and Quantum Dot Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers ...........................................................................................................................................169
N. Dutta, J. Jaques, I. Kang
Dynamic Modeling of Optical Phased Arrays ..............................................................................................173Irl Smith, Andrew McKie, Megan Tremer
ACT-5 WAVEFORMS AND TACTICAL NETWORKS Long Range Real-Time Underwater Acoustic Communication at Low Bit Rate with Channel Coding Protection ............................................................................................................................179
André Goalic, Nicolas Beuzelin, Joël Trubuil
Reliable Communication Links between the Military and First Responders ............................................186Howard Segal, Darcie Pike, Robert Cleave
Effects of Jammer and Nonlinear Amplifiers in MIMO-OFDM with Application to 802.11n WLAN ................................................................................................................................................192
David Chi, Pankaj Das
Waveform and RF Power Amplifier Interdependencies in Battery-Powered Tactical Radio Applications .....................................................................................................................................................200
John Nieto, Richard Buckley, William Furman
Conceptual Design of a Dual-Use Radar/Communication System Based on OFDM ................................207Dmitriy Garmatyuk, Jonathan Schuerger
UWB Real-Time Testbed with Waveform-Based Precoding.......................................................................214Nan Guo, John Zhang, Peng Zhang, Zhen Hu, Yu Song, Robert Qiu
Jamming Interference Suppression in Ultra-Wideband Communications ................................................221Chih-Wei Wang, Wayne Stark
ACT-6 ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT Coherently Combining High Gain Antennas................................................................................................228
R Dybdal
Impact of Position and Orientation Accuracy on Targeting in See Through Head-Mounted Displays for Soldier Information Systems.....................................................................................................234
David Yoo, Adrian Lastra, Tom Jensen
Angle-of-Arrival Assisted Radio Interferometry (ARI) Target Localization ............................................239Jonathan Friedman, Zainul Charbiwala, Thomas Schmid, Young Cho, Mani Srivastava
A Simplified Simultaneous X/Ka-Band Feed-system Design.......................................................................246I.M. Davis, C Granet, J.S. Kot, G Pope, T Mellor
Active User Cooperation in Fading Multiple-Access Channels ..................................................................251Debdeep Chatterjee, Tan Wong
TVIS: Tactical Voice Interaction Services for Dismounted Urban Operations ........................................258Thomas Massie, Duminda Wijesekera
ACT-7 ADVANCED SENSING AND ISR Dual-Polarized Architectures for Sensing with Wireless Communications Signals..................................265
T. Pratt, S. Nguyen, B. Walkenhorst
Decentralized Detection in Relay Sensor Networks .....................................................................................271Lu Zheng, Yingwei Yao
Reducing the Probability of Detection, Improving Jamming Resistance and Security for Broadband Wireless Systems .........................................................................................................................278
David Steer, Marcus Leech
Ensuring Network Connectivity of UAVs Performing Video Reconnaissance ..........................................285N. Gans, J. Shea, P. Barooah, W. Dixon
Radiating Sensor Selection for Distributed Beamforming in Wireless Sensor Networks.........................292Che-Wei Chang, Akshay Kothari, Ali Jafri, Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, Dimitrios Peroulis, Charlie Hu
Barrier Coverage for Underwater Sensor Networks ...................................................................................299Stanley Barr, Benyuan Liu, Jie Wang
ACT-8 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, ORGANIZATION, AND DISSEMINATION Scheduling for Multi-mission Network Information Management and Dissemination ............................306
Shaomin Mo, Ladan Gharai, Kyle Guan, Reza Ghanadan
A Computational Framework for Quality of Information Analysis for Detectionoriented Sensor Networks..............................................................................................................................................313
Sadaf Zahedi, Mani Srivastava, Chatschik Bisdikian
Efficient Assignment of Multicast Groups to Publish-Subscribe Information Topics in Tactical Networks............................................................................................................................................320
Shobha Erramilli, Shrirang Gadgil, Narayanan Natarajan
Scalable Team Oriented Reliable Multicast Routing Protocol for Tactical Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................327
Emy Egbogah, Abraham Fapojuwo, Norbert Chan
An Approach to Topology Management in Directional Networks..............................................................334Martin Duke, Guangyu Pei
Transformation and Animation of Mobility Traces.....................................................................................341Binh Nguyen
ACT-9 NETWORK CODING: EMERGING TECHNIQUES Training Overhead for Decoding Random Linear Network Codes............................................................346
M. Riemensberger, Y. Sagduyu, M. Honig, W. Utschick
Is Rate Adaptation Beneficial for Inter-Session Network Coding? ............................................................353Yuchul Kim, Gustavo de Veciana
On the Viability of a Cooperative-Network Coding Protocol in Clustered Networks ..............................360Andrea Munari, Francesco Rossetto, Michele Zorzi
Integrating Network Coding into Heterogeneous Wireless Networks........................................................368Minkyu Kim, Muriel Médard, Una-May O'Reilly
Superposition Coding and Linear Network Coding for Reliable Multicast over Fading Channels...........................................................................................................................................................375
Byonghyok Choi, Surendra Boppana, John Shea
Counteracting Byzantine Adversaries with Network Coding: An Overhead Analysis.............................382MinJi Kim, Muriel Médard, João Barros
ACT-10 ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES FOR ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING Physical Simulation of Long Distance and Directional Wireless Channels ...............................................389
Christopher Meagher, Randall Olsen, Christopher Cirullo, Christina de Jesus, Robert Ferro
An Innovative Signal Distribution System that Allows EMI Free Communications for Navy Ships .......................................................................................................................................................394
Richard Adams, Ted Harwood, Mike Maiuzzo
Linearization of Class AB Amplifiers for QAM-Type Modulation ............................................................398Miron Catoiu, Rick McKerracher, R. Riddolls
Intermodulation Reduction in Wide Bandgap Amplifiers ..........................................................................402Keith Barker, Per Kullstam
Power Amplifier Digital Predistortion – Fixed or Adaptive?......................................................................408Konstantin Tarasov, Eric McDonald, Eugene Grayver
Two Signal High Dynamic Range and High Resolution Wideband Digital Receiver Using Beat Frequency................................................................................................................................................415
David Lin, Lihyeh Liou
Nanotechnology and its Impact on Communications for the War-Fighter................................................421Silke Spiesshoefer
ACT-11 NETWORK CODING: THE CURRENT BALANCE OF EVIDENCE On the Capacity Improvement of Multicast Traffic with Network Coding...............................................425
Zheng Wang, Shirish Karande, Hamid Sadjadpour, J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves
On the Performance of Random Linear Network Coding in Relay Networks ..........................................432Ramin Khalili, Majid Ghaderi, Jim Kurose, Don Towsley
Stable Throughput for Multicast with Inter-Session Network Coding ......................................................439Randy Cogill, Brooke Shrader, Anthony Ephremides
Network Coding vs Erasure Coding: Reliable Multicast in Ad Hoc Networks .........................................446Atsushi Fujimura, Soon Oh, Mario Gerla
Network Coding Performance: An Emulation Experiment ........................................................................453Gregory Lauer, Derek Morris
Rainbow: A Wireless Medium Access Control Using Network Coding for Multi-hop Content Distribution .......................................................................................................................................460
Chen-Mou Cheng, H.T. Kung, Chit-Kwan Lin, Chia-Yung Su, Dario Vlah ACT –12 ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS Application of Network Coding in Tactical Data Networks ........................................................................470
Ki Basel, Vipada Kasemsri, Balasubramanian Ramakrishnan
Joint IP Modem Performance Using WGS ...................................................................................................476Bruce Bennett, Daniel Hannan, Dave Nolan, Andy Lincoln, George Kinal, James Marshall, Richard Gibbons
DISN Video Services for Full Motion Video .................................................................................................482Bruce Bennett, Dave Beliveau, Mark Snellings, Mike Harding, Dillon Bussert
Back Propagation Neural Network Approach for SAR Raw Data Compression .....................................487Navneet Agrawal, K. Venugopalan
A Secure Covert Communication Model Based on Video Steganography.................................................491Amr Hanafy, Gouda Salama, Yahya Mohasseb
TRACK: ARCHITECTURE,MODELING, AND SIMULATION (AMS) AMS-1 NETWORK PLANNING AND DESIGN NEDAT- A Toolset to Design and Analyze Future Force Networks...........................................................497
L. Kant, K. Chang, A. McAuley, K. Manousakis, D. Shallcross, O. Younis, M. Gorlatova, K. Young, C. Graff
Toward Consolidated Tactical Network Architecture: A Modeling and Simulation Study.....................504Andy Peng, Brian Eickhoff, Tian He, David Lilja
A Satellite Mobility Model for QUALNET Network Simulations ..............................................................511Daniel Havey, Elliot Barlas, Roman Chertov, Kevin Almeroth, Elizabeth Belding
Assessing the Impact of Geographically Correlated Network Failures......................................................518Sebastian Neumayer, Gil Zussman, Reuvan Cohen, Eytan Modiano
Collaborative and Context-Aware Planning.................................................................................................524Ali Bahrani, Jun Yuan, Chukwuemeka Emele, Daniele Masato, Timothy Norman, David Mott
Supplementing IT Event Standards for Mission Assurance........................................................................531William Heinbockel, Rosalie McQuaid
AMS-2 MODELING NETWORK OPTIMIZATION AND UTILIZATION Reasoning and Resource Allocation for Sensor-Mission Assignment in a Coalition Context ..................537
A Preece, D Pizzocaro, K. Borowiecki, G. deMel, M Gomez, W. Vasconcelos, A. Bar-Noy, M. Johnson, T. LaPorta, H. Rowaihy, G. Pearson, T. Pham
The Network Protocol Evaluation with the Hybrid Operational Protocol Evaluation Tool ....................544Alexey Rudenko, Choo Chin Tan
A Practical Routing Strategy in Delay-Tolerant Networks Using Multiple Pigeons .................................551Hui Guo, Yi Qian, Jiang Li, Ye Tian
Design Approaches for STEALTHY Probing Mechanisms in Battlefield Networks ................................558Shriram Ganesh, Maitreya Natu, Adarshpal Sethi, Richard Gopaul, Rommie Hardy
Deception Jamming Modeling in Radar Sensor Networks..........................................................................565Jonathan Schueger, Dmitriy Garmatyuk
A DEVS-Based Framework for Simulation Optimization: Case Study of Link-11 Gateway Parameter Tuning ...........................................................................................................................................572
HoJun Lee, Bernard Zeigler, Doohwan Kim
System Integration of GPSR and ADS-B for Aeronautical AD HOC Networks .......................................579Dong-Woo Seo, Sok-Hyong Kim, Young-Joo Suh
AMS-3 SYSTEM ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND MODELING & SIMULATION (SEAMS) A Modeling Tool for Joining RF Communications with IP Networks .......................................................585
David Beering, Shirley Tseng, Jeffrey Hayden, Aaron Corder, Joe Roman, Ryan Frederic, Ronald Fish
Standardized Documentation for Verification, Validation, and Accreditation (VV&A) — Helping Assure Mission Success ....................................................................................................................592
Kevin Charlow, David Broyles, Curtis Blais, Marcy Stutzman
Assuring Mission Success: Systems Security Engineering and Assurance ................................................599Bob Capitan
Sensor Network Architecture for Multi-Media Traffic ...............................................................................606Weilian Su, Wai Yen Mak
A Hardware-In-The-Loop (HWIL) Network Simulator for Analysis and Evaluation of Large-Scale Military Wireless Communication Systems.............................................................................612
Lee Carter, James Dyal, Sheetal Doshi, Rajive Bagrodia
Cross-Layer Architectural Framework for Highly-Mobile Multihop Airborne Telemetry Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................620
Justin Rohrer, Abdul Jabbar, Erik Perrins, James Sterbenz
Dynamic DoDAF Power Tools .......................................................................................................................629Erik Baumgarten, Steven Silverman
AMS-4 RELIABILITY AND PROGNOSTICS Which One, When? — Prognostics is Achievable ......................................................................................635
Terry Tracy
Electronics Prognostics Reference Architecture ..........................................................................................642Nicholas Almonte, Donald Cook, Jaime Devereaux, Mark Henry, Travis Higgins, Gregory Roth
Communications Solutions for the Prognostics and Health Management Architecture ..........................649Anne-Marie Buibish, Tim Hughes, Guy Schofield, Tom Weber, Ethan Xu, James Lewis
Failure Prediction and Diagnosis for Satellite Monitoring Systems Using Bayesian Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................658
Steven Bottone, Daniel Lee, Michael O'Sullivan, Mark Spivack
Successful Specification Development for Radio Test Systems ...................................................................665Dan Pleasant
Integration of Proprietary Simulation Engines using a Software Product Line Approach......................670Christopher Budny, Kristy Casella, Jeremiah Snader, Steven Grainger
New Approach to Modeling of Command and Control Information Systems...........................................676Mohorko Jože, Matjaž Fras, Žarko ?u?ej
AMS-5 NETWORK ARCHITECTURE AND ROUTING Building Systems with Predictable Performance: A Joint Biometrics Architecture Emulation.........................................................................................................................................................683
Kristin Giammarco, Deepinder Sidhu
Live Training Transformation (LT2) Product Line Applied Standards for Reusable Integrated and Interoperable Solutions ........................................................................................................691
Jorge Rivera, William Samper, Barry Clinger
The Network Tasking Order (NTO)..............................................................................................................699Matthew Compton, Kenneth Hopkinson, Scott Graham
A Software Architecture for Federating Information Spaces for Coalition Operations ..........................706Gail Mitchell, Joseph Loyall, Jonathan Webb, Matthew Gillen, Andrew Gronosky, Michael Atighetchi, Asher Sinclair
SmartFISMA ...................................................................................................................................................715Robert Baker
Modeling Topology Dissemination for Routing in Future Force Networks...............................................722Maria Striki, Anthony McAuley, Raquel Morera
Social Structure Based Routing of Intermittently Connected Network Using Contact Information......................................................................................................................................................729
Muyuan Wang, Klara Nahrstedt
AMS-6 NETOWRK PERFORMANCE MODELING AND ANALYSIS The Optimal Throughput Order of Wireless Ad Hoc Networks and How to Achieve It..........................736
Shirish Karande, Zheng Wang, Hamid Sadjadpour, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves
CORPS: Event-Driven Mobility Model for First Responders in Incident Scene ......................................743Ying Huang, Wenbo He, Klara Nahrstedt, Whay Lee
Performance Evaluation of Multi-hop Relay System with Deployment Scenarios ...................................750Dong Heon Lee, Suk Chan Kim, Dong Chan Park, Sung Sue Hwang, Young-il Kim
Networked Medical Monitoring in the Battlefield........................................................................................757Dae-Ki Cho, Chia-Wei Chang, Min-Hsieh Tsai, Mario Gerla
High-Fidelity Modeling and Scalable Simulation for Tactical Network Design........................................764David Covington, Marcus Hanson
Application of Network Design Tool to Tactical Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ..............................................771David Yee, Charles Graff
A Military Communications Operational Environment Model ..................................................................776Paul Avila, Ki Basel
AMS-7 MS&A STUDIES Modeling & Simulation to Study the Performance of Hybrid Free Space Optical/RF Military Communication Networks...............................................................................................................782
Rajesh Raghavan, Ambrose Kam, Rao Mannepalli
Analysis of Alternatives for Tactical Digital Battlefield Operation over Low-Bandwidth Legacy Radios..................................................................................................................................................789
Mason Nakamura
Empirical Study on Human Mobility for Wireless Mobile Networks ........................................................796Ming Zhao, Levi Mason, Wenye Wang
Territorial Scale Modeling for Best Value Sensor or Comm Siting............................................................803Nicholas Spears, Geoff Gibbons, Edmund Dean
Mission Scenario Evaluation with Hybrid Operational Protocol Evaluation Tool ...................................809Alexey Rudenko, Choo Chin Tan
Evaluation of a Resource Reservation Service for Maritime Tactical Networks ......................................816David Kidston, Thomas Kunz
GIG Network and Application System Performance Analysis Using Extreme Value Theory .................823Jinghong Kang, Bradley Dunn
AMS-8 MODELING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES TENET (Tactical Edge Network Emulation Tool): A Tool for Connectivity Analysis for Tactical Scenario .............................................................................................................................................828
Daniel Tebben, Anurag Dwivedi, Jason Madsen, Jeff Garretson, Tim Frey, William Turner
A Comparison of Near Earth Propagation Models over Layered Media ..................................................835Ruth Belmonte, Stephen Fast, Joseph Schuster
Modeling Temporal Channel Variations in Indoor Wireless Environments .............................................841Aliye Kaya, Larry Greenstein, Wade Trappe
Understanding the Weichselberger Model: A Detailed Investigation ........................................................848Leslie Wood, William Hodgkiss
Propagation Models for Mobile Terrestrial VHF Communications...........................................................855P Vigneron, J Pugh
Markovian Approach to Model Underwater Acoustic Channel: Techniques Comparison......................862F Pignieri, F DeRango, F. Veltri, S. Marano
SWarMM - A Mobility Modeling Tool for Tactical Military Networks ....................................................869Peter Holliday
AMS-9 TESTBEDS, EMULATION AND OTHER MS&A A Technique for Determining Radio-Signal Propagation in an Emulated Wireless Environment ....................................................................................................................................................876
Brian Luu, Rommie Hardy, George Tran
Building a Versatile Testbed for Supporting Testing and Evaluation of Tactical Network Management Tools and Their Interoperability ............................................................................................881
Cho-Yu Chiang, Ritu Chadha, Scott Newman, Robert Orlando, Kim Jakubowski, Yogeeta Kumar, Richard Lo
Using Localized Random Walks to Model Delay-Tolerant Networks ........................................................887Brenton Walker, Charles Clancy, Joel Glenn
On Modeling Energy-Security Trade-Offs for Distributed Monitoring in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks ..........................................................................................................................................................894
Seyhun Futaci, Katia Jaffres-Runser, Cristina Comaniciu
Towards Network Simulations Credibility: Lessons from Applying Five Key Principles........................901David Kidston, Thomas Kunz
Modeling, Validation, and Simulation of Massive Self-Organizing Wireless Sensor Networks with Cross-Layer Optimization and Congestion Mitigation Techniques..................................907
Bert Boltjes, Jaap van den Oever, Shuang Zhang TRACK: INFORMATION ASSURANCE AND SECURITY (IAS) IAS-1 COMMUNICATIONS AND MOBILE AD-HOC NETWORK SECURITY Applications of Quantum Key Distribution ..................................................................................................914
Joseph Russell
Secure Jam Resistant Key Transfer: Using the DOD CAC Card to secure a radio link by employing the BBC jam resistant algorithm.................................................................................................920
Stephen Hamilton, John Hamilton Jr.
Dynamic Contributory Key Management Based On Weighted-Join-Exit-Tree........................................927Xiaozhuo Gu, Zhenhuan Cao, Jianzu Yang, Julong Lan
Requirements and Architectures for Intrinsically Assurable Mobile Ad hoc Networks ..........................934Scott Alexander, Brain DeCleene, Jason Rogers, Peter Sholander
A Security Architecture for Information Assurance and Availability in MANETs..................................944Angelos Stavrou, Anup Ghosh
Bootstrapping Deny-By-Default Access Control for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks........................................952Honggang Zhang, Brain DeCleene, Jim Kurose, Don Towsley
IAS-2 COGNITIVE INFORMATION ASSURANCE A Stochastic Approximation Approach for Improving Intrusion Detection Data Fusion Structures.........................................................................................................................................................959
K. Manousakis, D. Sterne, N. Ivanic, G. Lawler, A. McAuley
Analysis of Wormhole Intrusion Attacks in MANETs ................................................................................966Viren Mahajan, Maitreya Natu, Adarshpal Sethi
Intrusion Detection of In-Band Wormholes in MANETs Using Advanced Statistical Methods............................................................................................................................................................973
Shanshan Zheng, Tao Jiang, John Baras, Anuja Sonalker, Dan Steme, Richard Gopaul, Rommie Hardy
Honeycyber: Automated Signature Generation for Zero-Day Polymorphic Worms ...............................980Mohssen Mohammed, Anthony Chan, Neco Ventura
A Signature Database for Intrusion Detection Systems Targeting Voice over Internet Protocol Environments ...................................................................................................................................986
Bazara Barry, Anthony Chan
Network Intrusion Detection: Using MDLCOMPRESS for Deep Packet Inspection...............................994Earl Eiland, Scott Evans, Stephen Markham, Bruce Barnett, Jeremy Impson, Eric Steinbrecher
IAS-3 INFORMATION ASSURANCE IN TACTICAL MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS Implementing Efficient 384-Bit NIST Elliptic Curve over Prime Fields on an ARM946E ....................1001
Tracy VanAmeron, William Skiba
A Case for a Parallelizable Hash .................................................................................................................1008Alan Kaminsky, Stanislaw Radziszowski
The Secure Communication Interoperability Protocol (SCIP) Over A VHF/UHF Radio Channel ..........................................................................................................................................................1015
John Alvermann, Michael Kurdziel
Secure Communications over Hybrid Military Networks .........................................................................1021Vamsi Paruchuri, Arjan Durresi, Sriram Chellappan
Multi-Domain Trust Management in Variable-Threat Environments using Rollback-Access .............................................................................................................................................................1028
Mike Burmester, Prasanta Das, Martin Edwards, Alec Yasinsac
Providing Secure Interoperability while Maintaining Sovereignty ..........................................................1035Todd Moore
On the Security and Robustness of Encryption via Compressed Sensing................................................1040Adem Osdemir, Oktay Altun, Gaurav Sharma, Mark Bocko
IAS-4 WIRELESS NETWORK SECURITY – I On Secure Multi-Channel Communication Systems..................................................................................1047
Jin Xu, Biao Chen
A Three-Tier Damage-Driven Security Infrastructure for Mission Continuity ......................................1054Marco Carvalho, Richard Ford, William Allen, Gerald Marin
Hardware-Efficient Encryption Encoder and Decoder Unit.....................................................................1062Oluwayomi Adamo, Shengli Fu, Murali Varanasi
Enhancements on and Evaluation of TOGBAD in Tactical MANETs.....................................................1068Elmar Gerhards-Padilla, Nils Aschenbruck, Peter Martini
Topology Reconstruction via Path Recording in Secure MANET............................................................1075Danai Chasaki, Sinan Hanay, Tilman Wolf
Performance Evaluation of a Secure MAC Protocol for Vehicular Networks ........................................1082Yi Qian, Kejie Lu, Nader Moayeri
IAS-5 WIRELESS NETOWRK SECURITY –II Securing MANET Databases Using Metadata and Context Information ................................................1088
Kun Sun, Roger Xu, Julia Deng, Leonard Haynes, Jason Li, Carlos Sanchez, Gifford Weber, Michael Mayhew, Le Gruenwald
Secure Data Retrieval System (SEDAR) for DTNs ....................................................................................1094Mooi Chuah, R. Metgzer
A Trusted Infrastructure for Facilitating Access Control of Location Information ...............................1101Yingying Chen, Jie Yang, Fangming He
Error Probability in Multi-Source, Multi-Relay Networks under Falsified Data Injection Attacks............................................................................................................................................................1108
Taha Khalaf, Sang Kim
Connectivity Augmentation in Tactical Mobile Ad Hoc Networks...........................................................1112Steffen Reidt, Stephen Wolthusen
Plethysmogram-based Secure Inter-Sensor Communication in Body Area Networks ...........................1119Krishna Venkatasubramanian, Ayan Banerjee, Sandeep Gupta
IAS-6 INTELLIGENT CYBER SECURITY ANALYSIS Flexible and Secure Communications in an Identity-Based Coalition Environment..............................1126
Kent Boklan, Zev Klagsbrun, Kenneth Paterson, Sriramkrishnan Srinivasan
Practical Efficiency Analysis of a Dual Mode Group Key Management..................................................1132Thorsten Aurisch, Tobias Ginzler, Peter Martini
How to Leak a Secret From Multiple Sources ............................................................................................1139Jian Ren, Lein Harn, Tongtong Li
Making Security Measurable and Manageable ..........................................................................................1145Robert Martin
CDL: A Language for Specifying High-Level Cross-Domain Security Policies ......................................1154Roshan Thomas, Simon Tsang
Information Assurance Aspects of Rapid Software Reprogramming ......................................................1161Karl Siil
IAS-7 INFORMATION ASSURANCE IN SYSTEM DESIGN –I Coding Standards for High-Confidence Embedded Systems ....................................................................1167
Paul Anderson
Improving Software Reliability and Security with Automated Analysis .................................................1174Paul Anderson
Device Drivers in Time and Space Partitioned Operating Systems ..........................................................1180James Mason, Kenn Luecke, Jahn Luke
High Assurance Cryptographic Interface ...................................................................................................1187Daniel Lanz
Global Virtual Vault: Preventing Unauthorized Physical Disclosure by the Insider..............................1192Mike Fisk, Scott Miller, Alex Kent
A Novel Modified True Random Binary Number Generator for Key Stream Generation in Cryptographic Applications .........................................................................................................................1199
Marta Blaszczyk, Richard Guinee
Applying Network Address Encryption to Anonymity and Preventing Data Exfiltration .....................1206Jonathan Trostle
IAS-8 INFORMATION ASSURANCE IN SYSTEM DESIGN –II Certificate Validation in Military MANET Based on Overlay Network of XKMS Proxies ...................1213
Anders Fongen, Frank Johnsen, Eli Winjum
Enabling OSPFv3 MANET Extensions over IPv4 Encryptors .................................................................1221Guangyu Pei, Phillip Spagnolo, Fred Templin
A Trust-Based Security Architecture for Tactical MANETs ....................................................................1227Yannick Lacharite, Dang Nguyen, Maoyu Wang, Louise Lamont
Secret Sharing in Fast Fading Channels Based on Reliability-Based Hybrid ARQ................................1234Chan Wong, John Shea, Tan Wong
Obtaining Information Assurance (IA) Accreditation for Systems Initially Deployed Without IA Considerations ..........................................................................................................................1241
Georges Nemr
Intrusion Detection in RFID Systems ..........................................................................................................1248Geethapriya Thamilarasu, Ramalingam Sridhar
TRACK: MODULATION, CODING, AND SIGNAL PROCESSING (MCS) MCS-1 SPACE TIME COMMUNICATIONS AND CODING Efficient Space-Time Block Codes Designed by a Genetic Algorithm......................................................1255
Don Torrieri, Matthew Valenti
Space-Time Coded Collision-Free Frequency Hopping in Hostile Jamming...........................................1262Leonard Lightfoot, Lei Zhang, Tongtong Li
Adaptive Switching Between Space-Time and Space-Frequency Block Coded OFDM Systems ...........................................................................................................................................................1269
Youngok Kim, Namjeong Lee, Joonhyuk Kang, Keonkook Lee
Error Analysis of Orthogonal Space-Time Block Coding over Fast-Fading Wireless Channels.........................................................................................................................................................1274
Hsiao-Hwa Chen, Szu-Chi Wang, Wei-Sen Lin
I/Q Imbalance in MIMO STBC Communication Systems: Impact and Solution ...................................1282Mingzheng Cao, Hongya Ge
CP Based Time-Reversal QOSTBC Transmissions Over Frequency-Selective Fading Channels.........................................................................................................................................................1286
Mingzheng Cao, Hongya Ge
Error Rate Performance of MC DS-CDMA Systems over Multiple-Input-Multiple- Output Nakagami-M Fading Channel......................................................................................................................1290
Said Elnoubi, Abdel-Awal Hashem MCS-2 LDPC, ITERATIVE AND OTHER CODING TECHNIQUES –I Bounded Angle Iterative Decoding of LDPC Codes...................................................................................1297
Sam Dolinar, Kenneth Andrews, Fabrizio Pollara, Dariush Divsalar
Adaptive-Rate Nonbinary LDPC Coding for Frequency-Hop Communications....................................1303Michael Pursley, Thomas Royster
Serially Concatenated Codes for Aeronautical Telemetry ........................................................................1309Kanagaraj Damodaran, Erik Perrins
Error Floor Analysis for an Ensemble of Easily Implementable Irregular (2048, 1024) LDPC Codes ..................................................................................................................................................1315
Chad Cole
The Performance of Flexible LDPC Codes on Gaussian Channels with Bursty Erasures .....................1320Thomas Halford, Cenk Kose
Efficient Quantization Schemes for LDPC Decoders.................................................................................1327Radivoje Zarubica, Ryan Hinton, Stephen Wilson, Eric Hall
Performance Under Delay Constraints on Iterative Decoding of LDPC Codes ......................................1332JaWone Kennedy, Daniel Noneaker
MCS –3 SPREAD SPECTRUM COMMUNICATIONS A Soft-Decision Scaling Metric Employing Receiver Statistics for Direct- Sequence Spread-Spectrum Packet Radio Networks ...............................................................................................................1338
Steven Boyd, Michael Pursley, Thomas Royster IV, Harlan Russell
Blind Synchronization, Estimation of Data Symbol, Spread Sequence, and Generator Polynomial in Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Systems .......................................................................1345
Youngho Jo, Dapeng Wu
Application of Multiuser Detection to the Common Data Link Waveform .............................................1352Joseph Farkas, Joshua Niedzwiecki, David Cooper, Brandon Hombs, Andrew Hunton, Brian Pierce
Evaluation of a Novel Constant Envelope Spread-Spectrum Modulation Technique ............................1357James Norris, John Nieto
Frequency Hopping Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Network Synchronization............................................1364Teemu Vanninen, Matti Raustia, Harri Saarnisaari, Jari Iinatti
Packet Acquisition for Low-Complexity Frequency-Hop Receivers ........................................................1371Frederick Block, Hoang Nguyen
Packet Acquisition for Time-Frequency Hopped Random Multiple Access............................................1377Hoang Nguyen, Frederick Block
MCS –4 SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION APPLICATIONS On Implementation of Sampling with Internal Antialiasing Filtering in Software Defined Receivers ........................................................................................................................................................1384
Yefim Poberezhskiy, Dennis Braunreiter
Multiple-Sample Processing for Increasing the A/D Resolution ...............................................................1391Yefim Poberezhskiy
Doppler Shift Cancellation Using Phasor and Split-Phasor LMS Algorithms ........................................1398Lan Nguyen, Richard Wells
Phase and Amplitude Jitter Cancellation Using 1-Step LMS Linear Predictor ......................................1404Lan Nguyen, Richard Wells
On Joint Cancellation of Doppler Shift, Phase Jitter, and Amplitude Jitter ...........................................1411Lan Nguyen, Richard Wells
Sensing and Control in Bandwidth-Limited Systems: A Kalman Filter Approach ................................1419Gregory Barnette, John Shea, Warren Dixon
A Straightforward, General-Purpose, Robust Adaptive IIR Filter ..........................................................1425Aaron Chesir
MCS-5 INTERFERENCE MITIGATION, SIGNAL CLASSIFICATION AND FEATURE EXTRACTION Detecting Transient Signals with Incomplete Observations ......................................................................1432
Ting He, Murtaza Zafer, Chatschik Bisdikian
Time Reversal: Algorithms for M-ary Target Classification Using Array Signal Processing................1439Foroohar Foroozan, Amir Asif
Detection Range of Energy and Feature Detectors Based upon Communicator Link Budgets ...........................................................................................................................................................1446
Barry Felstead
Direction of Arrival Estimation of Asynchronous DS/CDMA Systems using a Neural Network Approach........................................................................................................................................1453
Amila Kariyapperuma, Indra Dayawansa
Multi-Target Tracking and Identification by a Vector of Sensors ...........................................................1460Sahin Geyik, Boleslaw Szymanski
Distributed Feature-Based Modulation Classification using Wireless Sensor Networks .......................1467Pedro Forero, Alfonso Cano, Georgios Giannakis
A Special Case of DOAV Estimation in White Gaussian Noise ................................................................1474W. Montlouis
MCS-6 NETWORK COMMUNICTIONS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING Impact of Channel Estimation Error on Decentralized Detection in Bandwidth Constrained Wireless Sensor Networks ......................................................................................................1479
Hamid Ahmadi, Azadeh Vosoughi
An Enhanced V-BLAST with Non-Stationary Interference Avoidance Capability ................................1486Youngho Jo, Dapeng Wu
Secrecy Capacity Over Correlated Ergodic Fading Channel....................................................................1493Hyoungsuk Jeon, Minki Kim, Jeongseok Ha, Hyuckjae Lee, Namshik Kim
Recursive Time-Synchronization in Sensor Networks...............................................................................1500Prabir Barooah, Ananthram Swami
A New Cramer-Rao Lower Bound for TOA-based Localization..............................................................1507Tao Jia, Michael Buehrer
Performance Analysis of a Decode-and-Forward Based Hybrid-ARQ Protocol.....................................1512Ilmu Byun, Duho Rhee, Young Sang, Mingyu Kang, Kwang Kim
MCS-7 LDPC, ITERATIVE AND OTHER CODING TECHNIQUES – II A Comparison Between the M-Algorithm and the List Viterbi Algorithm .............................................1517
Maruf Mohammad, Je-Hong Jong, Channasandra Ravishankar, Charles Barnett
Performance Evaluation of Code-Spread OFDM with Error Control Coding .......................................1522Muthanna Al-Mahmoud, Michael Zoltowski
Performance Analysis of an Alternative to Trellis Coded Modulation for a Waveform Transmitted over a Channel with Pulse-Noise Interference......................................................................1528
Clark Robertson, Mario Marques
Performance of Adaptive Coded Modulation Enabled by Long-Range Fading Prediction with Data-Aided Noise Reduction................................................................................................................1534
Tao Jia, Alexandra Duel-Hallen, Hans Hallen
Blind Iterative Channel Estimation and Detection for LDPC-Coded Cooperation Under Multi-User Interference ................................................................................................................................1541
Amitav Mukherjee, Hyuck Kwon, Don Torrieri
Doubly Iterative LDPC-Coded DS-CDMA Receivers with Coherent Detection, EM Channel Estimation, and No Pilot Symbols ................................................................................................1548
Amitav Mukherjee, Hyuck Kwon, Don Torrieri MCS –8 MODULATION AND SIGNAL PROCESSING Maximum-Likelihood Based Rapid Carrier Acquisition Architectures ..................................................1555
Balasubramanian Ramakrishnan
A Simple Timing Recovery Scheme for SOQPSK......................................................................................1561Prashanth Chandran, Erik Perrins
Timing Recovery Based on the PAM Representation of CPM..................................................................1567Erik Perrins, Sayak Bose, Marilynn Wylie-Green
Decentralized Bit, Subcarrier and Power Allocation with Interference Avoidance in Multicell OFDMA Systems Using Game Theoretic Approach..................................................................1575
Zhenyu Liang, Yong Chew, Chi Ko
Joint Data Detection and Channel Estimation for Two Users in the Asynchronous GMAC with Memory .................................................................................................................................................1582
Christopher Pladdy, Robert Taylor
An Adaptive Blind Equalizer with Signal Separation for a MIMO System Transmitting QAM Signals..................................................................................................................................................1589
Farzad Moazzami, Arlene Cole-Rhodes
A Generalized CPM-SC-FDMA Transmission Scheme Suitable for Future Aeronautical Telemetry .......................................................................................................................................................1594
Marilynn Wylie-Green, Erik Perrins MCS – 9 WAVEFORM DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS Performance Analysis and Simulation of Cyclic Code-Shift Keying ........................................................1600
Chi-Han Kao, Clark Robertson, Kyle Lin
Performance Analysis of an Alternative Link-16/JTIDs Waveform Transmitted Over a Channel with Pulse-Noise Interference .......................................................................................................1606
Kok Kiang Cham, Clark Robertson
Performance Analysis of a JTIDS/Link-16-type Waveform Transmitted over Nakagami Fading Channels with Pulsed-Noise Interference ......................................................................................1613
Chi-Han Kao, Frank Kragh, Clark Robertson
Pragmatic Frequency Domain Equalization for Robust Waveforms .......................................................1619Thomas Halford
On Integrated Radar and Communication Systems Using Oppermann Sequences ...............................1626Momin Jamil, Hans-J¨urgen Zepernick, Mats Pettersson
Joint Iterative Parameter Estimation from the Cramer-Rao Lower Bound for an OFDM System ............................................................................................................................................................1632
Apurva Mody, Raviv Raich, Gordon Stuber MCS – 10 MULTIPLE ACCESS COMUNICATIONS MOE-Based Carrier Tracking for Multicarrier CDMA Systems ............................................................1639
James Lehnert, Shun-Te Tseng
The Effects of Spatial Diversity and Imperfect Channel Estimation on Multi- Carrier CDMA Systems..............................................................................................................................................1645
Andrew Ling, Laurence Milstein
Time Hopping Direct-Sequence CDMA for Asynchronous Transmitter-Only Sensors .........................1654Jianqiang Zeng, Hlaing Minn, Lakshman Tamil
Comparison of CS-CDMA and MC-CDMA : BER and PAPR ................................................................1660Hongbing Cheng, Yu-Dong Yao, Bingli Jiao
Throughput Optimization for Multi-user Interference Channels ............................................................1665Xiaohu Shang, Gerhard Kramer, Biao Chen
A Priority-Based Adaptive CDMA Scheme for Multimedia Wireless System ........................................1672Adeyemi Ajibesin, Keith Ferguson, Mqhele Dlodlo, Anthony Chan
A Semiblind Adaptive Beamformer Using a Parallel Pilot Signal for WCDMA Systems ......................1677Sheg-Luen Wei, John Shynk
MCS- 11 APPLICATION OF SIGNAL PROCESSING TO ESTIMATION Scalar Quantizers for Decentralized Estimation of Multiple Random Sources ......................................1681
Azadeh Vosoughi, Ren Gang
Channel Estimation and Equalization for CE-OFDM in Multipath Fading Channels ..........................1688Ahsen Ahmed, Steve Thompson, James Ziedler
Low PAPR Preamble for Improved Channel Estimation..........................................................................1695Christopher Moffatt, John Hoffmann
Channel Estimation with Wavelet De-noising for OFDM System in Mobile Environment ...................1702Dong Heon Lee, Suk Chan Kim, Jin Woo Park, Seong Lai Park
Blind Separation of Weak Signals in Non-Isotropic Spatio-Temporal Colored Noise with Possibly Critically Loaded Uncalibrated Arrays........................................................................................1708
Edward Beadle, John Dishman
Estimation of Sparse Multipath Channels ..................................................................................................1713Matthew Sharp, Anna Scaglione
Joint Detection and Direction-of-Arrival Estimation using Bayesian Method ........................................1720Da Xie, Jianguo Huang, Tingting Niu, Hongya Ge
MCS-12 INTERFERENCE MITIGATION, SIGNAL CLASSIFICATION AND FEATURE EXTRACTION – II Interference Cancellation vs. Interference Suppression in Ad Hoc Networks.........................................1724
Aamir Hasan, Jeffrey Andrews
Polarization-Based Interference Mitigation for OFDM Signals in Channels with Polarization Mode Dispersion ......................................................................................................................1730
Brett Walkenhorst, Thomas Pratt
Jamming and Counter-Measure Strategies in Parallel Gaussian Fading Channels with Channel State Information ...........................................................................................................................1735
Shuangqing Wei, Rajgopal Kannan
Narrowband Interference Mitigation in OFDM Systems..........................................................................1742Arun Batra, James Zeidler
A Simple Exponential Integral Representation of the Generalized Marcum Q-Function QM (a, b) for Real-Order M with Applications..........................................................................................1749
A. Annamalai, C. Tellambura
A Survey of IEEE Standards Supporting Cognitive Radio and Dynamic Spectrum Access..................1756Apurva Mody, Matthew Sherman, Ralph Martinez, Ranga Reddy, Thomas Kiernan
MCS-13 LDPC, ITERATIVE AND OTHER CODING TECHNIQUES – II Spectral Efficiency Maximization Using Pragmatic Modern Rate-Compatible Code Families ..........................................................................................................................................................1763
Thomas Halford, Cenk Kose
Reed Solomon Coded M-ary Hyper Phase-Shift Keying ...........................................................................1770James Caldwell, Clark Robertson
Reduced-Complexity Woven Serial Concatenated TCM for Tactical OFDM Communications............................................................................................................................................1776
Hugo Tullberg
Oscillator Mismatch and Jitter Compensation in Concurrent Codecs ....................................................1781William Bahn, Leemon Baird, Michael Collins
Comparing List Viterbi Algorithms With and Without Tail Bits.............................................................1788Maruf Mohammad, Je-Hong Jong, Harish Ramchandran, Charles Barnett, Channasandra Ravishankar
MCS-14 COMMUNICATION AND SIGNAL PROCESSING APPLICATIONS Demonstration of Synchronization Method for Frequency Hopping Ad Hoc Network .........................1794
Juha Huovinen, Teemu Vanninen, Jari Iinatti
A Variable-Order FLOM Algorithm for Heavy-Tailed Clutter Suppression .........................................1801Yahong Zheng
Self-Correcting Adaptive Tracking System ................................................................................................1807Richard Lau, Heechang Kim, Marcus Pang, Arnie Neidhardt, Arturo Cisneros, Vikram Kaul
HBHT (High Bandwidth High Throughput) Waveform Porting Demonstration using GRA-Compatible Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)............................................................................1814
Bruce Meyer, DeLon Jones, Matthew Kling, Michael Mitchener
Duplexing, Multiplexing, and Multiple Access: A Comparative Analysis for Mesh Networks ........................................................................................................................................................1820
David Motolak
Emission and Discard Priority Scheme for Optimized Deflection Routing in OBS Networks...............1827Pascal Acquaah, Anthony Chan, Jia-Ming Liu
TRACK: NETWORK CENTRIC SYSTEMS (NCS) NCS-1 AIRBORNE COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING IN NET-CENTRIC ENVIROMENT The Generalization of Information Entropy to MANET Metrics.............................................................1834
Carmen Cerasoli, James Dimarogonas
Link Scheduling to Maximize End- to-End Throughput with Fairness Discipline in TDMA Networks ........................................................................................................................................................1843
Douglas Hulbert
Quantifying Network Performance of Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks.............................................................1847G. Comparetto, J. Marshall, M. Mirhakkak, N. Schult, J. Schwartz, K. Zhang, D. DiOrio, S. Thai
Mobility Aware Routing for the Airborne Network Backbone.................................................................1854Abhishek Tiwari, Anurag Ganguli, Ashwin Sampath, Scott Anderson, Bao-hong Shen, Niyant Krishnamurthi, Joseph Yadegar, Mario Gerla, David Krzysiak
A Practical Guide to Modern Airborne Networking .................................................................................1861Samuel Wiebenson
Simple, Optimal, and Robust Random Access ...........................................................................................1866A. Hamed Mohsenian-Rad, Jianwei Huang, Mung Chiang, Vincent Wong
NCS-2 SECURITY ARCHITECTURE IN NETWORK-CENTRIC SYSTEMS GROK Secure Multi-User Chat at USAF Red Flag 2007-03.....................................................................1873
Roger Khazan, Joseph Cooley, Galen Pickard, Benjamin Fuller
Reducing PKI Related Network Load in Bandwidth Constrained Environments..................................1880Bob Fedorchak
Multilevel Security for IP Routing...............................................................................................................1886Eli Winjum, Tore Berg
Securing Information Flows: A Quantitative Risk Analysis Approach ...................................................1894Mudhakar Srivatsa, Pankaj Rohatgi, Shane Balfe
Self-defending and Counter-attacking Intelligent Optical Networks .......................................................1901Stamatios Kartalopoulos
Harmonised Resilience, Security and Mobility Capability for IP.............................................................1907Randall Atkinson, Saleem Bhatti, Stephen Hailes
NCS-3 DATA SHARING AND SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE FOR NCS A Novel Service-Oriented Routing Algorithm for Wireless Mesh Network ............................................1915
Hector Lugo-Cordero, Kejie Lu, Domingo RodrÃguez, Sastri Kota
A Mediation Service for Web Services Provision in Tactical Disadvantaged Environment ..................1921Joanna Sliwa, Marek Amanowicz
Service Oriented Architecture for Coalition Satellite Communications ..................................................1928Ramon Segura
The Case for Overlay Multicast Data Streaming in Conjunction with Service- Oriented Architectures .................................................................................................................................................1936
Dennis Moen, Mark Pullen
IPV6 SENSOR SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECURE .......................................................................1941David Green, Ron Hulen, John Moody
Net-Centric Adapter for Legacy Systems....................................................................................................1947Alan Thomas, Thomas Turner, Scott Soderlund
NCS-4 NEXT GENERATION WARFIGHTER NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS Enhanced IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) for Futuristic Tactical Networks........................................1954
Harold Zheng, Sherry Wang
IA Consideration of Assured Services in a Transformational Network Centric Environment ..................................................................................................................................................1961
D.L. Farroha, B.S. Farroha
A Technology Study on Tactical Naming Service for Mounted and Dismounted Segments ..................1968Xinyu Lu, Mark Li
IEEE802.21 Optimized Handover Delay for Proxy Mobile IPv6..............................................................1976Linoh Magagula, H. Anthony Chan
Efficient Routing for Correlated Data in Wireless Sensor Networks .......................................................1983Engin Zeydan, Didem Kivanc, Cristina Comaniciu
Situational Awareness with Real Time IP Applications over Next Generation Packet Processing Satellites ......................................................................................................................................1990
Rajeev Gopal, Steve Arnold, Sridhar Chandrasekharan
Epidemic Routing with Immunity in Delay Tolerant Networks ...............................................................1997Padma Mundur, Matthew Seligman, Ginnah Lee
NCS-5 IP CONVERGED INTEGRATED GIG SERVICES FOR WARFIGHTER Persistent Delivery with Deferred Binding to Descriptively Named Destinations...................................2004
Prithwish Basu, Rajesh Krishnan, Daniel Brown
Planning and Learning Algorithms for Routing in Disruption-Tolerant Networks ...............................2012Mark-Oliver Stehr, Carolyn Talcott
Performance Evaluation of Information Retrieval Schemes for Multi-Attribute Queries in DTNs...............................................................................................................................................................2020
M. Chuah, J. Han
Time-Based Sampling Strategies for Multi-Channel Wireless Traffic Characterization in Tactical Cognitive Networks ........................................................................................................................2027
Bheemarjuna Tamma, B.S. Manoj, Ramesh Rao
A New Addressing Solution for Scalable Routing in the Presence of Mobility........................................2034Lotfi Benmohamed, Robert Cole, Bharat Doshi
Available User Information Rate Capacities in Battlespace Network Centric Sensor Operations......................................................................................................................................................2041
Jerry Brand, Robert Bach
Navy Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Transition Strategy in Support of Network Centric Operations and Warfare .................................................................................................................2047
Phuong Nguyen, Robert Ferro, Anh Nguyen, Steven Lam, Tuan Nguyen, Timothy Ho, Roger Ogden, Daniel Greene, Mark Stell, Cam Tran, Albert Legaspi
NCS-6 P2P OVERLAY AND ENHANCED NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES FOR NETWORK CENTRIC ENVIROMENT SPPS: A Scalable P2P-Based Proximity-Aware Multi-Resource Discovery Scheme for Grids...............................................................................................................................................................2054
Haiying Shen, Ze Li
Anonymous Communications in Overlay Networks ..................................................................................2061Jian Ren, Tongtong Li, Yun Li
Mobility Support in a Tactical P2P Publish/Subscribe Overlay ...............................................................2067Li Li, Abdulbaset Gaddah, Thomas Kunz
Distributed Sensing and Communications in Tactical Robotic Networks ...............................................2074Kyle Guan, Dominic Imbrenda, Reza Ghanadan, Jessica Hsu
Optimal Weighted Data Gathering in Multi-Hop Heterogeneous Sensor Networks ..............................2081Junlin Li, Ghassan AlRegib
Enabling End-To-End Quality of Service in a WLAN-Wired Network...................................................2088Samuel Senkindu, H. Anthony Chan
NCS-7 NETWORKING AND ASSURED NET CENTRIC SERVICES FOR THE GIG Achieving Consistent PHB across the GIG, a QoS Common Denominator.............................................2095
George Elmasry, Manoj Jain, Shawn Wang, Jeffrey Besser, Jerry Wilson
Unequal Error Protection in Enabled DiffSer Networks...........................................................................2102Y Abdelmalek, A Abd el al, T Saadawi
Applying Policy Based Enterprise Management Towards Realization of DISN Real-Time Services...........................................................................................................................................................2108
Andrew Mayer, David Freides, Glen MacArthur, Narendra Kumar, Prabha Kumar, Sitaram Kowtha, Xi Jiang, Edward Chow, Hsin-Ping Chang, Mark James
DVoIP: Dynamic Voice-over-IP Transformations for Quality of Service in Bandwidth Constrained Environments...........................................................................................................................2115
Matthew Craven, Tuong Le, Patrick Lardieri
Communication Range Extension for the Intelligent Munitions System .................................................2121Ranjan Sonalkar, James Horn
Performance Analysis of STBC-OFDM Transmit Diversity with Phase Noise and Imperfect Channel Estimation .....................................................................................................................2128
Mohamed Jalloh, Pankaj Das
Gateways for Mobile Routing in Tactical Network Deployments.............................................................2133Robert Cole, Baruch Awerbuch, Lotfi Benmohamed, Bharat Doshi, Derya Cansever
NCS – 8 NETWORK- CENTRIC ENABLING SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY Mitigating Naval Network Instabilities with Disruption Tolerant Networking.......................................2141
C. Rigano, K. Scott, J. Bush, R. Edell, S. Parikh, R. Wade, B. Adamson
Energy Efficient Scheduling in Networks with Correlated Data ..............................................................2148Razvan Cristescu
Multiple-Access Capacity Gains Using Multiuser Detection Under Uniform Linear Power Spacing ...........................................................................................................................................................2152
Joshua Niedzwiecki, Brandon Hombs, Joseph Farkas, Yiftach Eisenberg, John Tranquilli
A Hidden Markov Model Based Approach to Detect Rogue Access Points .............................................2158Gayathri Shivaraj, Min Song, Sachin Shetty
Use of Markov Chain in Atmospheric Channel Modeling of Free Space Laser Communications............................................................................................................................................2165
Zeinab Hajjarian, Jarir Fadlullah, Mohsen Kavehrad
Role of Policy Based Enterprise Management in GIG NetOps .................................................................2172Sitaram Kowtha, Prabha Kumar, Narendra Kumar, Ganess Shiwmangal, Brian Fuchs, Steven Crum, Jaime Medero, Xi Jiang, Amanpreet Johal, Anil John, Edward Chow, Hsin-Ping Chang, Mark James, Andrew Mayer, Glen MacArthur
NCS- 9 SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY AND CROSS DOMAIN SOLUTIONS Demonstrating New Tactical Capabilities with Heterogeneous Network-Enabled Systems: The Phoenix 2007 Experiment .....................................................................................................................2178
Christophe Guetteir, Geraud Allard, Jacquies Yelloz, Vincent Huitric, Arnaud Desbois, Nicolas Perche
Satisfying Warfighter Information Imperatives Across Security Domains .............................................2185Bassam Farroha, Melinda Whitfield, Kathleen Stewart, Brian Tague
Effect of Security Architecture on Cross-Layer Signaling in Network Centric Systems........................2192George Elmasry, Manoj Jain, Junghoon Lee
Toward an Adaptive Data Distribution Service for Dynamic Large-Scale Network-Centric Operation and Warfare (NCOW) Systems .................................................................................................2197
Nanbor Wang, Douglas Schmidt, Hans van't Hag, Angelo Corsaro
Energy Aware and Bandwidth Efficient Mobility Architecture for 6LoWPAN .....................................2204Gargi Bag, Hamid Mukhtar, Muhammad Raza, Ali Akbar, Saif Shams, Ki-Hyung Kim, Seung-wha Yoo, Donghwa Kim
Hybrid Multicast Patching Approach for Video Services .........................................................................2211Sung-Kwon Park, Saewoong Bahk, Can Li
NCS- 10 INFORMATION ASSURANCE IN A NETWORK- CENTRIC ENVIROMENT Measuring Resilience in Multi-Carrier Emergency and Critical Telecommunications Systems ...........................................................................................................................................................2218
Denise Masi, Martin Fischer, David Garbin, Lane Martin, Patrick McGregor
Secure ATC Surveillance for Military Applications ..................................................................................2225Larry Kenney, Joe Dietrich, Jerry Woodall
LD2: A System for Lightweight Detection of Denial-of-Service Attacks .................................................2231Sirikarn Pukkawanna, Panita Pongpaibool, Vasaka Visoottiviseth
Defending Against Malicious Nodes Using an SVM Based Reputation System ......................................2238Rehan Akbani, Turgay Korkmaz, G. V. S. Raju
Analysis of Adaptive WRED and CBWFQ Algorithms on the Tactical Edge .........................................2245Ming-Jye Sheng, Kun Park, Thomas Mak
TRACK: NETWORK PROTOCOLS AND MANAGEMENT (NPM) NPM – 1 ADVANCES IN NETWORK AND SERVICE MANAGEMENT Service Preemptions for Guaranteed Emergency Medium Access in Wireless Sensor Networks ........................................................................................................................................................2252
Manikanden Balakrishnan, Driss Benhaddou, Xiaojing Yuan, Deniz Gurkan
A Contention-Based Service Scheduling Protocol for Multi-Node Multi-Server Wireless Sensor Networks............................................................................................................................................2259
Dawood Al-Abri, Janise McNair
Network Management in Net-Centric Systems ..........................................................................................2266Abdur Choudhary
Automated Discovery of Information Services in Heterogeneous Distributed Networks.......................2273Wayne Bethea, Robert Cole, Paramasiviah Harshavardhana
Tunable Traffic Control for Multihop CSMA Networks ..........................................................................2279Cory Beard, Zhefu Shi, Ken Mitchell
Virtual Wired Transmission scheme using Directional antennas to improve Energy Efficiency in Wireless Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks .......................................................................................2286
Manikya Rali, Min Song, Sachin Shetty NPM –2 NETWORK MANAGEMENT –I Analysis of Performance Metrics for GIG Voice and Video Service Classes...........................................2293
Yong Xue, Andrey Zhuk, Christos Christou
Using Performance Enhancing Proxies with Demand Assignment Multiple Access Systems ................2300Keith Scott, Patrick Feighery, Deborah Goldsmith
Computing Diagnostic Explanations of Network Faults from Monitoring Data.....................................2307Donald Baker, Marian Nodine, Ritu Chadha, Jason Chiang, Yitzchak Gottlieb, C.P. Flossie Hsu, Robert Jaeger, Gary Levin, Yibei Ling
Wireless Network Utility Maximization ......................................................................................................2314Daniel O'Neill, Andrea Goldsmith, Stephen Boyd
SEMO6 - A Multihoming-Based Seamless Mobility Management Framework ......................................2322Sazzadur Rahman, Mohammed Atiquzzaman
NPM-3 NETWORK MANAGEMENT – II Joint Optimization of Transmission Schedule and Routing for Network Capacity ................................2329
K. Krishnan, David Shallcross, Latha Kant
Interest-Aware and Bandwidth-Efficient Multicast Group Planning ......................................................2336Selcuk Cevher, M. Umit Uyar, Mariusz Fecko, John Sucec, Sunil Samtani
HAIPE Peer Discovery in a Dynamic Scaling Architecture ......................................................................2343William Scott, James Kohler, Kristy Guyer, Gary Buda
Performance Analysis of SNMP in Airborne Tactical Networks..............................................................2348Giri Kuthethoor, Prakash Sesha, John Strohm, Preston O'Neal, Greg Hadynski, David Climek, John DelMedico, Diane Kiwior, Dan Dunbrack, David Parker
A QoS Framework Design based on DiffServ and SNMP for Tactical Networks ...................................2355Bong Kim, Youngchul Bang, Yongi Kim, Jae Lee, Dong Kwak, Hwang Lee, Joong Ma
Accuracy Analysis of Data Aggregation for Network Monitoring............................................................2362Nikoletta Sofra, Ting He, Bong Ko, Petros Zerfos, Kang-Won Lee, Kin Leung
NPM –4 CROSS- LAYER PROTOCOLS Cross-Layer QoS Design: Overcoming QoS-Unaware Slot Allocation ....................................................2369
Yow-Jian Lin, Jasmine Chennikara-Varghese, Joel Gannett, John Lee, Constantin Serban, Ritu Chadha, Cho-Yu Chiang, Scott Newman, Richard Lo, William Izzo
Cross Layer Optimization in Assured Connectivity Tactical Mesh Networks ........................................2376Jason Madsen, Daniel Tebben, Anurag Dwivedi, P. Harshavardhana, William Turner
Cross-Layer Design for Reliable Communication in Airborne Networks ...............................................2381Song Luo, Jason Li, Renato Levy, Mario Gerla, Subir Das, Tony McAuley
On Systematic Cross-Layer Design for Ad Hoc Networks ........................................................................2387Jason Li, Wilbur Peng, Renato Levy, Aristides Staikos, Mung Chiang
Cross-layer Paradigms in the Convergence of Computing, Communication and Control C3...............2394Maurizio Mongelli, Mario Marchese, Vincenzo Gesmundo
Power Control in Random Access Ad Hoc Networks ................................................................................2399Frederick Block
A Cross-Layer Communications Substrate for Tactical Information Management Systems ................2406Waseem Naqvi, Alfred Brothers, Marco Carvalho, Adrian Granados, James Hanna, Kurt Turck
NPM – 5 EMERGING WIRELESS NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES Multi-Channel MAC Protocol for Multi-Hop Wireless Networks: Handling Multi-Channel Hidden Node Problem Using Snooping .......................................................................................................2413
Myunghwan Seo, Yonggyu Kim, Joongsoo Ma
A Novel Distributed MIMO Aware MAC Protocol Design with a Markovian Framework for Performance Evaluation .........................................................................................................................2420
Yaoqing Yang, Ting Zhou, Steven Eggerling, Zhangdui Zhong, Hamid Sharif
Cognitive Radio Network Setup without a Common Control Channel ...................................................2426Prathima Agrawal, Yogesh Kondareddy, Krishna Sivalingam
Adaptive Traffic-Shaping .............................................................................................................................2432Tuong Le, Brian Rossa
Strategies for Time-based Multi-path Secure Information Disseminations in MANETs .......................2439Xiaoyan Hong, Bo Gu, Qunwei Zheng
An Interference and QoS Aware Distributed Scheduling Approach for Hybrid IEEE 802.16E Mesh Networks ...............................................................................................................................2446
Rahul Amin, Kuang-Ching Wang, Parmesh Ramanathan
NPM – 6 IMPLEMENTING QOS FOR MILITARY AND HETEROGENEOUS NETWORKS QoS Provisioning via Disseminated Information on Differentiated Services Class Utilization.......................................................................................................................................................2453
Orlie Brewer, Alimuddin Mohammad, Arun Ayyagari
Demonstration of QoS using Diffserv in a Multiservice Network Environment .....................................2460Burt Liebowitz, John Evans, Richard Edell
Traffic Analysis in Anonymous MANETs ..................................................................................................2467Ting He, Ho Yin Wong, Kang-Won Lee
Network Design Approaches and Tradeoffs in QoS Route Selection with Diverse Objectives and Constraints ..........................................................................................................................2474
Latha Kant, Anthony McAuley, Kyriakos Manousakis, C. Graff
An Analytical Study of Precedence and QoE for Voice Service in Degraded IP Networks....................2481Jonathan Pitts, John Schormans
A Convex Optimization Method for Autonomous Self-Organization in Dynamic Wireless Networks ........................................................................................................................................................2488
Jaime Llorca, Christopher Davis, Stuart Milner NPM – 7 IPV6 AND TCP ENHANCEMENTS IN MILITARY NETWORKS Challenges of IPv6 Flow Label Implementation.........................................................................................2496
Sham Chakravorty
Toward A User-Level Real-Time Transport Protocol With Selective Reliability ...................................2502Jun Liu
Impact of Overlapped Transmission on the Performance of TCP in Multihop Ad Hoc Networks ........................................................................................................................................................2509
Surendra Boppana, John Shea
Implementation of SCTP in an Open Source Real-Time Operating System ...........................................2516Sazzadur Rahman, Mohammed Atiquzzaman, William Ivancic, Wesley Eddy, Dave Stewart
Performance Evaluation of NEMO in Satellite Networks .........................................................................2523Abu Zafar Shahriar, Mohammed Atiquzzaman, William Ivancic
Performance of Prefix Delegation Based Route Optimization Schemes for NEMO ...............................2530Rehan Qureshi, Abu Zafar Shahriar, Mohammed Atiquzzaman
NPM-8 NETWORK PROTOCOLS An Analytical Model for the Neighbor Turn Taking MAC Protocol .......................................................2537
Erik Golen, Yoshihiro Nozaki, Nirmala Shenoy
Medium Access for a Military Narrowband Wireless AD-HOC Network; Requirements and Initial Approaches .................................................................................................................................2544
Lars Braten, Knut Ovsthus, Jan Voldhaug
On Utilizing The Available Bandwidth in Heterogeneous Spectrum Ad Hoc Networks ........................2551Rongsheng Huang, Chi Zhang, Yuguang Fang
Distributed Medium Access Control for Multiple Hop Tactical Networks .............................................2558Ming Luo, Shaomin Mo, Jessica Hsu, Reza Ghanadan
Joint-Design of Multiresolution Modulation and ARQ Protocol for Prioritized Packet Transmission in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks ..............................................................................................2565
A. Annamalai, Dhadesugoor Vaman, John Matyjas, Michael Medley
Network Synchronization for Distributed MANET...................................................................................2572Shaomin Mo, Jessica Hsu, Reza Ghanadan, John Gu, Ming Luo
Price Based Bifurcation Control for Finite Buffered Slotted ALOHA Protocol with Finite Users ...............................................................................................................................................................2579
Eyad Abed, Amirali Sharifi TRACK: RADIO SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES (RST) RST – 1 HF COMMUNICATIONS AND SYSTEMS IP Multicasting in HF Radio Networks .......................................................................................................2586
Eric Johnson
Constant Envelope Waveforms for Use on HF Multipath Fading Channels ...........................................2593John Nieto
Multi-Site Spatially Diverse Demodulation of HF Propagated Signals ....................................................2598Jared McGehee
Shipboard RF Communications Architectural Alternative to Electromechanically-Based Multicoupler Implementations.....................................................................................................................2604
Timothy Harrington
Scalable Video Coding Across Heterogeneous Networks ..........................................................................2610Bruce Bennett, Christina Dee
RST- 2 JOINT TACTICAL RADIO SYSTEMS – TECHNOLOGIES AND ADVANCED CONCEPTS Joint Tactical Radio System – Empowering the Warfighter for Joint Vision 2020 ............................2616
Richard North, Bryan Kimura, Carl Carden
Network Programming of Joint Tactical Radio System Radios ...............................................................2623Donald Stephens, Cinly Magsombol, Norman Browne
Joint Tactical Radio System - Waveform Porting ......................................................................................2629Donald Stephens, Rich Anderson, Chalena Jimenez, Lane Anderson
A Structured Approach to Waveform Delivery for FPGA-Based Designs ..............................................2636Hieu Nguyen, Joseph Chapman, Karl Wagner
JMEE: A Scalable Framework for JTRS waveform modeling and evaluation.......................................2642Sheetalkumar Doshi, Unghee Lee, Rajive Bagrodia, Chris Burns
Virtual Radios – Hardware/Software Co-Design Techniques to Reduce Schedule in Waveform Development and Porting ..........................................................................................................2650
Kevin Skey, John Atwood RST- 3 COGNITIVE RADIO- SPECTRUM ACCESS – I Clustering Methods for Distributed Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive Radio Systems..............................2655
Amy Malady, Claudio da Silva
Spectrum Sensing Using Bussgang Theorem for IEEE 802.22 WRAN ....................................................2660Sung Sue Hwang, Dong Chan Park, Suk Chan Kim, Myung Sun Song, Sun Min Lim
Performance Study of a Novel Selective Cooperative Spectrum Sensing Scheme for Secondary Radios ..........................................................................................................................................2665
Haifeng Yuan, Yong Huat Chew, Sadasivan Puthusserypady
Optimal Spectrum Planning and Management with Coalition Joint Spectrum Management Planning Tool (CJSMPT)......................................................................................................2671
Randy Poe, Harris Zebrowitz, William Kline, Raymond Shaw, William Heisey, Frank Loso, Yoram Levy
Diversity Techniques for Spectrum Sensing in Fading Environments .....................................................2678Mort Naraghi-Pour, Takeshi Ikuma
When to Quit for A New Job: Quickest Detection of Spectrum Opportunities in Multiple Channels.........................................................................................................................................................2685
Qing Zhao, Jia Ye RST – 4 SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO Testing Methods and Error Budget Analysis of a Software Defined Radio.............................................2691
Richard Overdorf
Design and Implementation of Online Mode Switching on Hybrid Software Radio Platforms........................................................................................................................................................2697
Yahia Tachwali, Fadi Basma, Mustafa Chmeiseh, Hazem Refai
On The Architecture of Secure Software Defined Radios .........................................................................2704John Davidson
A Case Study of A MIMO SDR Implementation .......................................................................................2711Xiaolong Li, Weihong Hu, Homayoun Yousefi'zadeh, Akber Qureshi
Compressed Mapping of Communication Signal Strength .......................................................................2718Yasmin Mostofi, Pradeep Sen
Performance of Turbo Coded OFDM System with Comb Pilot Channel Estimation in Rayleigh Fading Channel .............................................................................................................................2725
Said Elnoubi, Chawki Shaban, Sherif Elbadawy RST – 5 GEOLOCATION AND RF IDENTIFICATION TOPICS Multiple-Source Localization Using Line-Of-Bearing Measurements: Approaches to the Data Association Problem ............................................................................................................................2731
Jesse Reed, Claudio da Silva, Michael Buehrer
Low Complexity Ranging Algorithm Based on TOA for IEEE 802.15.4a system...................................2738Sujin Kim, Na Kim, Joonhyuk Kang, Youngok Kim, Kyung-Tae Nam, Sang-Moo Lee
Individual Radio Transmitter Identification Based on Spurious Modulation Characteristic of Signal Envelop...........................................................................................................................................2743
Shuhua Xu, Lina Xu, Zhengguang Xu, Benxiong Huang
Passive Chip-Less Millimeter Wave Radio Frequency Identification ......................................................2748Andrew Wu, Kamran Mahbobi, Houman Ghajari, Yuriy Mykula, Brian Woods
Method for the Real-Time Localization of Passive Saw-Based RFID Systems Around Corners...........................................................................................................................................................2755
Darmindra Arumugam, Daniel Engels, Marlin Mickle
RST-6 RADIO SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES Superconductor Analog to Digital Converter for SIGINT Applications..................................................2762
Amol Inamdar, Deepnarayan Gupta, Timur Filippov, Igor Vernik, Andrei Talalaevski, Anubhav Sahu, Saad Sarwana, Anna Leese de Escobar, Deborah Van Vechten
High Assurance Multiplexer Techniques for use with Secure Digital Communications ........................2769Duncan Harris, John Fitton, Christopher Mackey
A Novel Tuning Technique for RF Phase Arrays Using Fully-Integrated Monolithic AC-Coupled 1-D VCO Network .........................................................................................................................2774
J. Lopez, D.Y.C. Lie, J. Cothern, J. Neff, B.K. Meadow
Network Solutions for Employing COTS Radios in Multi-Sector Directional Architectures ................2781Christopher Cirullo, Randall Olsen, Christopher Meagher, Robert Ferro, Patrick Crescini, Larry Majure
Linearization of EER RF Power Amplifiers Using an Adaptive Subband Predistorter.........................2786Christopher Moffatt, James Tonti
RST – 7 COGNITIVE RADIO- SPECTRUM ACCESS – II Dynamic Spectrum Access: Architectures and Implications.....................................................................2793
Cam Tran, Ryan Lu, Ayax Ramirez, Richard Adams, Thomas Jones, Clifton Phillips, Serey Thai
A Game Theoretic Distributed Dynamic Channel Allocation Scheme With Transmission Option.............................................................................................................................................................2800
Quang La, Yong Chew, Woon Chin, Boon-Hee Soong
Autonomic Radio Networks Channel Allocation........................................................................................2807David Moura, Juraci Galdino, Ronaldo Salles
A Dynamic Spectrum Access MAC Applique for Legacy Military Radios..............................................2814Steven Jones, Naim Merheb, I-Jeng Wang
Opportunistic Spectrum Access in Self Similar Primary Traffic .............................................................2819Qing Zhao, Keqin Liu, Xiangyang Xiao
Dynamic Control Channel Management in Presence of Spectrum Heterogeneity..................................2825Christian Doerr, Dirk Grunwald, Douglas Sicker
TRACK: SATCOM AND SPACE AIRBORNE COMMUNICATIONS (SAC) SAC – 1 AIRBORNE NETWORKING An Integrated Robust and Auto-Configurable Network Service Protocol Suite for Airborne Networks........................................................................................................................................2833
Hongmei Deng, Jason Li, Roger Xu, Tony McAuley, Dharma Agrawal, Subir Das
A Multi-Path Transport Protocol to Exploit Network Diversity in Airborne Networks ........................2840V Sharma, V Subramanian, K Kar, S Kalyanaraman, K Ramakrishnan, B Ganguly
Performance Improvements to NETCONF for Airborne Tactical Networks .........................................2847Prakash Sesha, Giri Kuthethoor, John Strohm, Jia-Ying Lu, Chokchai Hansupichon, David Climek, Greg Hadynski, John DelMedico, Diane Kiwior, Dan Dunbrack, David Parker
Policy Management in Airborne Tactical Networks ..................................................................................2854Giri Kuthethoor, Prakesh Sesha, John Strohm, Preston O'Neal, Greg Haydnski, David Climek, John DelMedico, Diane Kiwior, Dan Dunbrack, David Parker
Application of Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) in Airborne Networks...............................................2861Thomas Jonson, Jonah Pezeshki, Victor Chao, Kristofer Smith, James Fazio
Comparison of FDD and TDD/TDMA Architectures for Airborne Backbone Network Traffic.............................................................................................................................................................2868
Stanley Adams, Bibb Cain, Keith Olds, Pete Griessler SAC- 2 SATCOM ON-THE-MOVE (SOTM) Capacity and Regulatory Study on the Potential use of Satellite On The Move Terminals at X-Band ...........................................................................................................................................................2875
Lino Gonzalez, Gerald Michael, Joseph Shields, Carl Swenson
A Statistical Approach to Specifying the Off-Axis EIRP Spectral Density in On-The-Move Satellite Communications .............................................................................................................................2883
Vijitha Weerackody, Enrique Cuevas
Shock Isolation For Mobile Pointed SATCOM Systems ...........................................................................2890James DeBruin
Picking the Winners in Large-Scale Ground-Vehicle SATCOM On-The-Move Deployments ..................................................................................................................................................2896
Jesse Ortega, James DeBruin
Implementing a Mobility Architecture for a Regenerative Satellite Mesh Architecture (RSM-A) System A SPACEWAY™ Perspective........................................................................................2902
Steven Arnold, Anthony Noerpel, Rajeev Gopal, Sridhar Chandrasekharan
An Improved Markov Model for the Urban SOTM Channel ...................................................................2908Tim Gillespie, Clark Robertson
SAC- 3 MOBILE USER OBJECTIVE SYSTEM (MUOS) MODIFICATIONS TO UNIVERSAL MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM (UMTS) WCDMA Physical Layer Modeling for the MUOS Project ......................................................................2916
John Sadowsky
Demodulation Performance for MUOS User-to-Base Downlink Receiver ..............................................2923Arthur Helwig
The MUOS Base Station RAKE Receiver...................................................................................................2928John Sadowsky
MUOS Radio Resource Management Algorithms .....................................................................................2935Norm Butts
Analyzing the Effects of Mobility Events on MUOS Terminals................................................................2942Floyd Haylock, Norm Butts
Radio Link Control Acknowledged Mode Configuration for MUOS ......................................................2949Edward Orcutt, David Lee, Dwight Williams, Dan Bossler
SAC – 4 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL UTILIZATION Aggregate RSVP Implementation Experience and Performance Analysis for Applicability in Tactical IP Networks ................................................................................................................................2956
Isil Sebuktekin, John Haluska, Dana Chee, Jim Giacopelli, Yeng-Zhong Lee, Kevin Adams, Jeffrey Pulliam
Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation in SCPC-based Satellite Networks.........................................................2963Mark Dale
Analysis of ECN on TCP Performance Enhancing Proxy Performance for Satellite Networks ........................................................................................................................................................2969
Ming-Jye Sheng, Kun Park, Richard Manfready, Thomas Mak
Improving Satellite Bandwidth Utilization by Applying Combinatorial Optimization to the Integrated Waveform (DAMA UHF SATCOM) ........................................................................................2976
Richard Booton
Multi-Frequency Time-Division Multiple-Access (MF-TDMA) Resource Packing ................................2983Navid Yazdani
SAC – 5 HIGH BANDWIDTH HIGH THROUGHPUT TERMINAL GOVERNMENTAL REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE DoDAF Analysis of the High Bandwidth High Throughput Satellite Terminal Government Reference Architecture .................................................................................................................................2991
Michael Monteleone, Richard Paroline
On the Use of a Standard Backplane in a Modular Satellite Communications Terminal Architecture ...................................................................................................................................................2998
Jerry Brand, Vladimir Kowaliwskyj
An Implementation for the Government Reference Architecture Waveform Developer and System Integrator Roles................................................................................................................................3003
Matthew Kling, Michael Mitchener, Bruce Meyer, DeLon Jones
An Excursion to Define the Boundaries of the Government Reference Architecture.............................3008Tom Rittenback, Tim Leising, Mindy Gavitt, Sagor Hogue, Hiroshi Satake, Carl Dietrich, Rebecca Kim
Software Development of SATCOM Terminals .........................................................................................3014Piya Bhaskar, Jianxin Zhao, Tom Rittenbach
High Bandwidth High Throughput (HBHT) Government Reference Architecture (GRA) Open Source Management and Compliance...............................................................................................3018
Thomas Rittenbach, Kuan Collins
Application of the GRA to Data Links ........................................................................................................3022Thomas Rittenbach, Dan Hampel
SAC – 6 FACTORS AFFECTING MOBILE USER OBJECTIVE SYSTEM (MUOS) PERFORMANCE The Effect of Legacy Interference on MUOS Uplink Performance..........................................................3026
John Oetting, Jerry Hampton
A Rain Attenuation Time Series Model for MUOS....................................................................................3031Paul Beauvilliers, A Wang, Leonard Ponzio, April Babbit, Gary Cho
Channel and Interference Mitigation in the MUOS Base-to-User Link...................................................3038Peter Okrah, Randall Bahr
The Effect Of Open-Loop Power Control Margin On The Pole Capacity Of WCDMA Geosynchronous Satellite Systems ...............................................................................................................3043
Keith Barker
Measuring and Maintaining Progarm Synchronization ............................................................................3049Todd Harrison
SAC – 7 TERMINALS, RF SYSTEMS AND TEST TOOLS Wideband Global SATCOM (WGS) Earth Terminal Interoperability Demonstrations .......................3055
Roy Axford, Steve Short, Peter Shchupak, Nasir Muhammad
Test Of An Experimental SATCOM Network In EHF Band....................................................................3061Gaston Levannier, Nassima Bouchelit, Emmanual Thome, Christian Fabret
Demonstration of Two-Way Extremely High Frequency (EHF) Satellite Communication (SATCOM) Using Submarine-Survivable Phased Arrays ........................................................................3068
Matthew Atwood, Gregory Marcoux, William Craig
Spectrum Adaptive Test Terminal ..............................................................................................................3075Peter Okrah, Eric Christensen, Chad Bergstrom
Isolating Multi-path effects from the position estimate residuals in GPS receivers................................3082John MacDonald, Donald Ucci, Joseph LoCicero
Reducing VSAT Aperture Via Satellite MIMO .........................................................................................3088S. Jayasimha, P. Jyothendar
The HDR-RF Test Waveform - An Innovative Risk Reduction Product For FPGA-Based SATCOM Modems........................................................................................................................................3094
Jose Torres SAC- 8 IP SATCOM, DVB-RCS, WGS AND PROPAGATION Defense Information System Network Satellite Service.............................................................................3100
Bruce Bennett, Christopher Meyer, Jithin Raghunath
Remote IP SATCOM Monitoring and Management .................................................................................3107Bruce Bennett, Shane Transue
Provisioning Tactical MILSATCOM through DVB Augmentation .........................................................3112Taj Sturman, Peter Dingley, Mark Bowyer, Neil Petfield, Martin Moseley, Godred Fairhurst
Supporting Reliable and Secure Transport Services Over DVB-RCS Satellite Systems Using XCP......................................................................................................................................................3119
Liangping Ma, Bo Ryu, David Tang
OFDM Modulation Schemes for Military Satellite Communications ......................................................3126Ludong Wang, Brian Jezek
A New Propagation Prediction Tool for Earth-Space Geometries for the Advanced Refractive Effects Prediction System (AREPS) ..........................................................................................3133
Richard Sprague, Priya Babu SAC – 9 ADVANCED SATELLITE SYSTEMS TSAT Network Architecture........................................................................................................................3139
Jeff Pulliam, Yadunath Zambre, Ani Karmarkar, Vineet Mehta, Joe Touch, Josh Haines, Matthew Everett
Network Management Approach for the TSAT Network .........................................................................3146Steve Adachi, Yadunath Zambre, Jeff Pulliam, Josh Haines, Matthew Everett, Joe Touch, Vineet Mehta
A Mobile Satellite Systems Frame Work for Network Centric Applications ..........................................3153Sastri Kota, Giovanni Giambene, Paolo Chini
Network Centric Satellite Communication with IP Networks Based on Regenerative Satellite Mesh-A (RSM-A) KA Band Technology ......................................................................................3161
Rajeev Gopal, Steve Arnold, Lisa Orr, Syed Ali
GNSS-based Positioning: Attacks and Countermeasures .........................................................................3168Panagiotis Papadimitratos, Aleksandar Jovanovic
TRACK: SITUATION MANAGEMENT (SIMA) SIMA - SITUATION MANAGEMENT Situation Tracking: The Concept and a Scenario ......................................................................................3175
Mieczyslaw Kokar, Jerzy Letkowski, Robert Dionne, Christopher Matheus
Adaptive Spatial Scale for Cognitively-inspired Motion Pattern Learning & Analysis Algorithms for Higher-level Fusion and Automated Scene Understanding.............................................3182
Neil Bomberger, Bradley Rhodes, Denis Garagic, James Dankert, Majid Zandipour, Lauren Stolzar, Gregory Castanon, Michael Seibert
Unified Data Integration for Situation Management .................................................................................3189S. Yoakum-Stover, T. Malyuta
Agent-based Forward Analysis ....................................................................................................................3196Ryan Kerekes, Yu (Cathy) Jiao, Mallikarjun Shankar, Thomas Potok, Rick Lusk
Framework for Rapid Deployment of Rule-based Situation Management Systems ...............................3203Rajeev Gopal, Rohit Gopal
Combined Approach to Tactical Situations Analysis.................................................................................3210V. Popovich, A. Prokaev, O. Smirnova, F. Galiano
Emergency 101-Suicide Bombers, Crowd Formations and Blast Waves .................................................3217Zeeshan-ul-hassan Usmani, Daniel Kirk
Pareto-optimal Situaton Analysis for Selection of Security Measures .....................................................3224Andres Ojamaa, Enn Tyugu, Jyri Kivimaa
Enabling Cyber Situation Awareness, Impact Assessment, and Situation Projection............................3231Lundy Lewis, Gabriel Jakobson, John Buford
Automated Planning and Scheduling Service for Network Based Operations ........................................3237Christophe Guettier
TRACK: WIRELESS MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS (WMC) WMC-1 MULTIPLE ANTENNA SYSTEMS – I On the Performance of MIMO-Based Ad Hoc Networks Under Imperfect CSI.....................................3244
Jia Liu, Thomas Hou
A Graph Theoretical Algorithm for Virtual MIMO Channel Selection in Wireless Sensor Networks ........................................................................................................................................................3251
Jing Liang, Qilian Liang
Concurrent Link Capacity of MIMO Ad-Hoc Networks with QoS Constraint ......................................3257Pengkai Zhao, Babak Daneshrad, Mario Gerla, Guangyu Pei, Jae Kim
MIMO Channel Measurements for Urban Military Applications............................................................3264Jerry Hampton, Manuel Cruz, Naim Merheb, Roger Hammons, Douglas Paunil, Feng Ouyang
Urban Peer-to-Peer MIMO Channel Measurements and Analysis at 300 MHz .....................................3271Peter Holm, Fredrik Tufvesson, Andreas Molisch, Gunnar Eriksson, Sara Linder, Kia Wiklundh, Peter Johansson
Channel Mismatch Compensation for Space-Time Adaptive Processors ................................................3279Neil Tisdale, Tom Kazmierski, Duncan Brooks
An Analysis of the Efficient Size of a MIMO System for Full Multiplexing in 16-QAM Signaling.........................................................................................................................................................3286
Soonchul Park, Dong Han, Jaechan Lee WMC-2 MULTIPLE ANTENNA SYSTEMS- II Reduced Complexity Two-Stage Approximate Sorting Fixed Complexity Sphere Decoder with Real-Valued Lattice Formulation for MIMO System .......................................................................3291
Kelvin Lee, Babak Daneshrad
Narrowband Jammer Resistance for MIMO OFDM ................................................................................3298Anish Shah, Babak Daneshrad, Weijun Zhu
Dual Codebook Antenna Method for Spatial Multiplexing MIMO Systems ...........................................3303Bertan Tezcan, Keith Chugg
A Lattice Precoding Scheme for Flat-Fading MIMO Channels ...............................................................3310Jin He, Masoud Salehi
Cutoff Rate of MIMO Systems in Rayleigh Fading Channels with PSK Signaling ................................3316Paul Ho, Kar-Peo Yar, Pooi Yuen Kam
Performance of M-QAM multiple antenna systems at 60GHz .................................................................3323Preeti Nagvanshi, Elias Masry, Laurence Milstein
Minimal Complexity Blind Interference Mitigation Via Non-eigen Decomposition Beamforming .................................................................................................................................................3330
Garret Okamoto, Chih-Wei Chen WMC – 3 MULTICARRIER TRANSMISSION – I A Novel Bandwidth Efficient Coded OFDM System for ICI and PAPR Reduction ...............................3337
Chuanhui Ma, Guillermo Atkin, Chi Zhou, Ting Wang
A Novel Method of Doppler Shift Estimation for OFDM systems............................................................3343Wen Zhou, W.H. Lam
A Network Entry Protocol and OFDMA Symbol Allocation Scheme for Non-Transparent Relay Stations in IEEE 802.16j MMR Networks........................................................................................3350
Bongkyoung Kwon, Yusun Chang, John Copeland
Practical Implementation of PN Scrambler for PAPR Reduction in OFDM Systems for Range Extension and Lower Power Consumption .....................................................................................3356
Christopher Moffatt, Ivica Kostanic
Fourth Order Cumulants in Distinguishing Single Carrier from OFDM signals ...................................3363Miao Shi, Yeheskel Bar-Ness, Amir Laufer, Wei Su
WMC- 4 MULTICARRIER TRANSMISSION- II Energy-Aware Link Adaptation for MIMO-OFDM based Wireless Communication ...........................3369
Hun Seok Kim, Babak Daneshrad
A New Band AMC Scheme for Military Use of Indoor Mobile WiMAX System....................................3376Woo-Chan Kim, Soo-Yong Jeon, Dong-Ho Cho
An Enhanced Multimode Power Loading Algorithm Applicable to Large Dimensional OFDM Systems..............................................................................................................................................3383
Eun Choi, Wan Choi, Baxter Womack
Reduced Dimension Equalizer and Interference Canceller for MIMO-OFDM ......................................3388Chad Lau, Michael Zoltowski
Demodulation Performance of Multiband UWB Communication System with One RF and ADC Module Receiver ..................................................................................................................................3395
Samer Zakhem, John Liu, Andrew Macdonald
Evaluation of Frequency Offset and Doppler Effect in Terrestrial RF and in Underwater Acoustic OFDM Systems ..............................................................................................................................3400
Sadia Ahmed, Huseyin Arslan
A Computational Wireless Network Backplane: Performance in a Distributed Speaker Identification Application.............................................................................................................................3407
H. T. Kung, Chit-Kwan Lin, Chia-Yung Su, Dario Vlah, John Grieco, Mark Huggins, Bruce Suter WMC- 5 ULTRAWIDEBAND COMMUNICATIONS Wireless Channel Modeling in Foliage Environment: UWB versus Narrowband ..................................3417
Qilian Liang, Xiuzhen Cheng
Impulse Ultrawideband Ad-Hoc Tracking and Communication Network ..............................................3423Farshad Kheiri, Laurie Joiner, Brandon Dewberry, Artur Jackson
Phase Noise Effects on Signal Detection for UWB/WiMAX Coexistence.................................................3430Sanghoon Park, Lawrence Larson, Laurence Milstein
Multiple-Access Performance of Slightly Frequency-Shifted Reference UWB Communications............................................................................................................................................3437
Liping Li, Keith Townsend
Ultrawide Bandwidth Serial-Search Multi-Dwell Acquisition--Part I: Asymptotic Theory ..................3443Watcharapan Suwansantisuk, Moe Win
Ultrawide Bandwidth Serial-Search Multi-Dwell Acquisition--Part II: System Considerations ...............................................................................................................................................3450
Watcharapan Suwansantisuk, Moe Win
Analysis of Filter-Based Non-Coherent Detection of UWB FSK with Antenna and Multipath Effects...........................................................................................................................................3457
Fernando RamÃrez-Mireles, Todor Cooklev, Michael Sablatash WMC-6 COGNITIVE RADIO OPTIMIZATION Sub-Optimal Sidelobe Suppression Technique for OFDM-Based Cognitive Radios ..............................3462
Srikanth Pagadarai, Alexander Wyglinski, Rakesh Rajbanshi
Cancellation Carrier Technique Using Genetic Algorithm for OFDM Sidelobe Suppression...............3468Zhou Yuan, Alexander Wyglinski, Srikanth Pagadarai
Superposition Data Transmission for Cognitive Radios: Performance and Algorithms ........................3473Heejung Yu, Youngchul Sung, Yong Lee
Secure Communications for Multiple Concurrent Jammers and Interceptors.......................................3479Mu-King Tsay, Chien-Hsing Liao, Ze-Shin Lee, Shin-Fu Wang
Physical Layer Cognitive Engine for Multi-Antenna Systems ..................................................................3485Haris Volos, Chris Phelps, Michael Buehrer
Interference-Aware OFDMA Resource Allocation: A Predictive Approach...........................................3492Stefan Geirhofer, Lang Tong, Brian Sadler
A Novel Primary-Secondary User Power Control Game for Cognitive Radios with Linear Receivers ........................................................................................................................................................3499
Tianming Li, Sudharman Jayaweera WMC-7 POWER AND RATE ADAPTION FOR WIRELESS NETWORKS Impact of Linear Regression on Time Synchronization Accuracy and Energy Consumption for Wireless Sensor Networks ......................................................................................................................3506
Liangping Ma, Hua Zhu, Gayathri Nallamothu, Bo Ryu, Zhensheng Zhang
Hierarchical Queue-Length-Aware Power Control for Delay-Sensitive Applications over Wireless Networks.........................................................................................................................................3513
Xiaochen Li, Xihua Dong, Dapeng Wu
Enhanced Availability in Randomly Deployed Wireless Sensor Networks via Hybrid Uni/Omni-Directional Antennas ..................................................................................................................3519
Sonu Shankar, Deepa Kundur, Alex Sprintson
A Unified Analysis of Connectivity and Throughput in Packet Radio Networks....................................3526Pedro Pinto, Moe Win
A Self-organized Uplink Power Control for Cross-tier Interference Management in Femtocell Networks.......................................................................................................................................3533
Han-Shin Jo, Cheol Mun, Jong-Gwan Yook, June Moon
Power Control for Mission Critical Wireless Sensor Networks using Repeated Coalitonal Games.............................................................................................................................................................3539
Sang-Seon Byun, Ilangko Balasingham
Energy-Bandwidth Tradeoff with Spatial Reuse in Wireless Multi-hop Networks ................................3546Changhun Bae, Wayne Stark
WMC-8 PHYSICAL LAYER ISSUES FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Joint AOA/RSSI Based Multi-User Location System for Military Mobile Base-Station........................3553
Jeongsu Lee, NaYoung Kim, Sujin Kim, Joonhyuk Kang, Youngok Kim
Tactical Services Providers: Wireless Extension Design and Performance Analysis..............................3558Bruce Bennett, Joseph Greeves, Pamela Hemmings
Coverage Verification Issues in Public Safety Communications ..............................................................3565Eric Salgado, Veena Gadwal, Jason Heger, Brian Hobson, Daniel Devasirvatham
Fidelity at High Speed: Wireless InSite® Real Time Module™ ...............................................................3570Ronald Eichenlaub, Clark Valentine, Stephen Fast, Sam Albarano
Blind Estimation of Transmit-Power for Multiple Wireless Sources .......................................................3577Ivan Ho, BongJun Ko, Murtaza Zafer
Complexity Reduction of MARKOV Channel Models for Wireless Networks Using Graph Theory ............................................................................................................................................................3584
Hassaan Qureshi, Khurram Shahzad, Syed Khayam, Muttukrishnan Rajarajan, Veselin Rakocevic
Optimal Channel Assignment for Multi-channel Multi-radio Wireless Networks .................................3591Liangping Ma, Chien-Chung Shen
TRACK: WIRELESS AND SENSOR NETWORKS (WSN) WSN-1 TACTICAL MANETS NEXT GENERATION – I: PROTOCOLS DARPA Progress towards Affordable, Dense and Content Focused Tactical Edge Networks ........................................................................................................................................................3598
Preston Marshall
Link-State Routing Protocol for Multi-Channel Multi-Interface Wireless Networks ............................3605Cheolgi Kim, Nitin Vaidya, Young-Bae Ko
MANET Multicast with Multiple Gateways ...............................................................................................3612Claudiu Danilov, Thomas Henderson, Phillip Spagnolo, Thomas Goff, Jae Kim
Dynamic Control Slot Scheduling Algorithms for TDMA based Mobile Ad Hoc Networks..................3620Sung Park, Denh Sy
Directional Antenna based Time Division Scheduling in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks ............................3627Li Shaohua, Dong-Ho Cho
Network Utility Maximization-based Mobile Ad Hoc Networking: A Reality Check ............................3634Prasanta Bose, Andrew Zimdars, Alain Carrier, Julee Pandya, Mark Quilling, Vadim Slavin, Tamer ElBatt
WSN-2 TACTICAL MANETS NEXT GENERATION- I: SYSTEMS A Study of Multi-Agent System Operation within Dynamic Ad Hoc Networks......................................3641
Justin Dean, Joseph Macker, William Chao
Uniform Distribution of Mobile Agents Using Genetic Algorithms for Military Applications in MANETs..............................................................................................................................3648
Safak Sahin, Elkin Urrea, Umit Uyar, Michael Conner, Ibrahim Hokelek, Giorgio Bertoli, Christian Pizzo
Distributed Wireless Ad Hoc Grids with Bandwidth Control for Collaborative Node Localisation....................................................................................................................................................3655
Elisa Rondini, Stephen Hailes, Li Li
A Scalable Test Bed for Emulating Wireless Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ..................................................3663Natalie Ivanic, Brian Rivera, Richard Gopaul, Brian Luu, Douglas Gwyn, Rommie Hardy, Kelvin Marcus, Lisa Scott, George Tran, Binh Nguyen
Tradeoff between Energy Consumption and Lifetime in Delay-Tolerant Mobile Networks .................3668Seung-Keun Yoon, Zygmunt Haas, Jae Kim
An Economical, Deployable and Secure Vehicular Ad Hoc Network ......................................................3675Baber Aslam, Ping Wang, Cliff Zou
WSN- 3 CROSS-LAYER ANALYSIS AND DESIGN IN MOBILE AD-HOC NETWORKS Analyzing Finite MANETs by Transformations to Equivalent Static Graphs ........................................3682
Dinesh Verma, BongJun Ko, Ananthram Swami
A General Framework for the Capacity Analysis of Wireless Ad Hoc Networks ...................................3689Hyunchul Kim, Zheng Wang, Hamid Sadjadpour, J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves
Minimum Schedule Lengths with Rate Control in Wireless Networks ....................................................3695Anna Pantelidou, Anthony Ephremides
Capacity, Bandwidth and Available Bandwidth Concepts for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks ...................3702Marco Alzate, Nestor Pena, Miguel Labrador
Cross-Layer On-Demand Routing Algorithms for Multi-Hop Wireless CSMA/CA Networks ........................................................................................................................................................3709
Ju-Lan Hsu, Izhak Rubin
Multiple Partner Selection in Cooperative OFDM Networks using an Auction Strategy ......................3716Amitav Mukherjee, Hyuck Kwon
A Cross-Layer Approach to Multi-Hop Networking With Cognitive Radios..........................................3723Yi Shi, Thomas Hou, Sastry Kompella
WSN-4 HETEROGENEOUS TACTICAL EDGE NETWORKING Performance of a Seamless Soft Handoff Protocol for Tactic Mobile Ad Hoc Networks .......................3730
Zhensheng Zhang, David Tang, Ibrahim Hokelek, Aristide Staikos, Jeffery Bowcock
On Providing Seamless Handoff in Ad Hoc Networks with Wireless Heterogeneity ..............................3737Jason Li, Song Luo, Tuna Guven, Yi Cheng, Subir Das, Tony McAuley, Joe Sherrick, Christine Adelfio, Aristides Staikos, Seth Spoenlein, Mario Gerla
RF HAIPE Compliant TCP Performance Enhancing Proxy for Bandwidth- On-Demand Environment ..................................................................................................................................................3744
Dell Kronewitter, Bo Ryu, Zhensheng Zhang, Liangping Ma
Aerial Platform Placement Algorithms to Satisfy Connectivity, Capacity and Survivability Constraints in Wireless Ad-hoc Networks ..................................................................................................3751
David Yee, Charles Graff, John Baras, Senni Perumal
Reliability Enhancement for SIP Signaling in Tactical Environments ....................................................3758Harold Zheng, Sherry Wang
An Efficient Routing Protocol to Increase the Communication Reliability of Multi-Hop Cellular Networks .........................................................................................................................................3765
Ze Li, Haiying Shen
Predictive Handover Mechanism based on Required Time Estimation in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks.........................................................................................................................................3772
Sang-Jo Yoo, David Cypher, Nada Golmie WSN – 5 QOS CONTROL IN MANETS Admission Control in Wireless Multihop Networks ..................................................................................3779
Jan Nilsson, Ulf Sterner
Evaluating a QOS-Supportive MAC Layer Protocol for WLANs............................................................3787Mahasweta Sarkar, Moumita Ray, Pavan Nuggehalli
Optimization of Transmission Schedules in Capture-Based Wireless Networks ....................................3794Gam Nguyen, Sastry Kompella, Jeffrey Wieselthier, Anthony Ephremides
Wireless Video Multicast in Tactical Environments ..................................................................................3801Ozgu Alay, Kyle Guan, Yao Wang, Elza Erkip, Shivendra Panwar, Reza Ghanadan
Security Estimation Model with Directional Antennas..............................................................................3808Xiaofeng Lu, Pietro Lioâ, Fletcher Wicker, Don Towsley
SQ-AODV: A Novel Energy-Aware Stability-Based Routing Protocol for Enhanced QOS in Wireless AD-HOC Networks ...................................................................................................................3814
Mallapur Veerayya, Vishal Sharma, Abhay Karandikar
Basic Access Rate Adaptation for AD-HOC Networks..............................................................................3821Said Elnoubi, Nayera Sadek, Ola Hussein
WSN- 6 ROUTING IN TACTICAL MANET AND SENSOR NETWORKS Direction Assisted Geographic Routing for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ....................................................3828
Biao Zhou, Yeng-Zhong Lee, Mario Gerla
EE-OLSR: Energy Efficient OLSR Routing Protocol for Mobile AD-HOC Networks..........................3835Floriano DeRango, Marco Fotino, Salvatore Marano
Achieving Configurable Location Privacy in Location Based Routing for MANET ..............................3842Cheng Cui, Weichao Wang
MANET Routing with Chutes and Ladders ...............................................................................................3849Carlos Ramos
CORE: A Real-Time Network Emulator ....................................................................................................3856Jeff Ahrenholz, Claudiu Danilov, Thomas Henderson, Jae Kim
Using an Emulation Testbed to Measure OSPF Routing Overhead Due to Mobility in Wireless AD HOC Networks ........................................................................................................................3863
Glenn Carl, Siamak Dastangoo, Jeffrey Wildman WSN-7 WIMAX FOR MILITARY APPLICATIONS WiMAX Signal Detection .............................................................................................................................3872
Zhongding Lei, Francois Chin
A Vector Mapping Scheme for Efficient Implementation of Beamforming MIMO Systems.................3879Melissa Duarte, Ashutosh Sabharwal, Chris Dick, Raghu Rao
Robust Mobile WiMAX Preamble Detection..............................................................................................3886Ernest Seagraves, Christopher Berry, Feng Qian
A Handover Time Negotiation Mechanism for Seamless Service in IEEE 802.16e.................................3893Hyun-Jin Lee, Jae-Hyun Kim, Jong-Hyung Kwun, Ok-Seon Lee
Markov Chain Based Models Comparison and Hybrid Model Design in IEEE 802.16e Scenario..........................................................................................................................................................3900
Floriano DeRango, Andrea Malfitano, Angela Procopio, Salvatore Marano
WiMAX Testbed for Interconnection of Mobile Navy Units in Operational Scenarios .........................3907Rosario Garroppo, Stafano Giordano, Davide Iacono, Alessandro Cignoni, Matteo Falzarano
WSN-8 COMMERCIAL CELLULAR AND WIRELESS NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY FOR MILITARY APPLICATIONS Optimization of Relaying Topology in Cellular Multihop Wireless Networks ........................................3914
B Lorenzo, S Glisic
Opportunistic Differential Scheduling in Cellular Multicast Channels ...................................................3922B Lorenzo, H Zhang, S Glisic
Saturation Throughput of IEEE 802.11 DCF in Multi-hop Ad Hoc Networks .......................................3929Pan Li, Yuguang Fang
Analyzing the Transition between Unsaturated and Saturated Operating Conditions in 802.11 Network Scenarios.............................................................................................................................3936
Johnathan Pitts, Oliver Shepherd
A Comparative Study of Anonymous 802.11 Protocols .............................................................................3943Yang Qin, Yin Yin, Dijiang Huang, Nirav Shah
Dynamic Clustering Schemes of ZigBee Networks in the Presence of WLAN Interference ..................3950Deuk Ko, Jo Chong, Byoung Jung, Dan Sung
WSN-9 COGNITIVE RADIO NETWORKS FOR MILITARY APPLICATIONS Selective Discrete Wavelet Packet Transform-Based Energy Detector for Cognitive Radios................3957
Sunghyun Kim, Youngwoo Yoon, Hyungsuk Jeon, Minjae Kim, Hyuckjae Lee
Multiple Multidimensional Knapsack Problem and Its Applications in Cognitive Radio Networks ........................................................................................................................................................3963
Yang Song, Chi Zhang, Yuguang Fang
Bargaining Based Pairwise Cooperative Spectrum Sensing for Cognitive Radio Networks ..................3970Miao Pan, Yuguang Fang
A Common Lexicon and Design Issues Surrounding Cognitive Radio Networks Operating in the Presence of Jamming..........................................................................................................................3977
Jack Burbank, Roger Hammons Jr., Steven Jones
Cost Design for Opportunistic Multi-Hop Routing in Cognitive Radio Networks..................................3984Miao Pan, Rongsheng Huang, Yuguang Fang
Design and Analysis of A Multi-Channel Cognitive MAC Protocol for Dynamic Access Spectrum Networks.......................................................................................................................................3991
Hang Su, Xi Zhang WSN – 10 SENSOR NETWORKS- TRACKING AND LOCALIZATION Tiered Architecture for On-line Detection, Isolation, and Repair of Faults in Wireless Sensor Networks............................................................................................................................................3998
Sadaf Zahedi, Marcin Szczodrak, Ping Ji, Dinkar Mylaraswamy, Mani Srivastava, Robert Young
Localizing Sensor Networks in Un-Friendly Environments ......................................................................4005Sriram Chellappan, Vamsi Paruchuri, Dylan McDonald, Arjan Durresi
Balancing Cost-Quality Tradeoff in Cooperative Ad Hoc Sensor Networks ...........................................4012Eyuphan Bulut, Jin Zheng, Zijian Wang, Boleslaw Szymanski
Optimal Sensor Deployment for Distributed Detection in the Presence of Channel Fading ..................4019Thakshila Wimalajeewa, Sudharman Jayaweera
Mobility-Assisted Cooperative Localization Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks..............................4026Hongyang Chen, Pei Huang, Hing Cheung So, Xi Luo, Ping Deng
WSN- 11 SENSOR NETWORKS- PROTOCOLS AND ALGORITHMS Dynamic Huffman Addressing in Wireless Sensor Networks Based on the Energy Map ......................4033
Dell Kronewitter
Robust Extreme Energy Efficient Sensor Networks ..................................................................................4039Zhensheng Zhang, Bo Ryu, Hua Zhu, Zhuochuan Huang, Liangping Ma
Reliable Multihop Remote Sensing and Control Using Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks ........................................................................................................................................................4046
Kashyap Kambhatla, Sunil Kumar, John Matyjas
A Monitoring Lifetime Metric for Sensor Networks..................................................................................4052Carlos Ramos
Reliable and Real-Time Data Dissemination in Wireless Sensor Networks.............................................4059Ki-Il Kim, Hyeon Park, SangJoon Park, Young Ham
Evaluation of Overlay-Based Data Dissemination Over Wireless Sensor Networks ..............................4064Kangyuan Zhu, Stephen Patek
WSN- 12 SENSOR NETWORKS- APPLICATIONS AND DEPLOYMENT iPDA: An Integrity-Protecting Private Data Aggregation Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks ........................................................................................................................................................4071
Wenbo He, Hoang Nguyen, Xue Liu, Klara Narhstedt, Tarek Abdelzaher
SDDA: Sparse and Dynamic In-Network Data Aggregation in Sensor Nets ...........................................4078Venkata Kodali, Hong Huang, Yughandhar Katuru, Amiya Bhattacharya
Perimeter Coverage with Wireless Sensor Networks.................................................................................4085Kamiar Kordari, Gilmer Blankenship
A Fast Approximation Algorithm for Relay Node placement in Double-tiered Wireless Sensor Network .............................................................................................................................................4091
Saif Shams, Aminul Chowdhury, Ki-Hyung Kim
Distributed mobile sink support in wireless sensor networks ...................................................................4097Rui Zhang, Myung Lee, Seong-Soon Joo
Barrier Coverage with Airdropped Wireless Sensors................................................................................4103Anwar Saipulla, Benyuan Liu, Jie Wang
Artificial Immune System Based Image Pattern Recognition in Energy Efficient Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks .......................................................................................................................4110
H. Wang, D. Peng, W. Wang, H. Sharif, J. Wegiel, D. Nguyen, R. Bowne, C. Backhaus WSN- 13 WIRELESS MESH NETWORKS AND VEHICULAR AD-HOC NETWORKS Low-Latency Multichannel Cut-Through vs. CSMA/CA Wireless Mesh Networking...........................4117
Robert McTasney, Dirk Grunwald, Douglas Sicker
Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ) over TDMA-Based Mesh Network....................................................4124David Claypool, Kevin McNeill
A Fully-Distributed Control Time Slot Assignment Protocol for Large Wireless Mesh Networks ........................................................................................................................................................4131
Hyunok Lee, Donald Cox
Barrage Relay Networks for Cooperative Transport in Tactical MANETs ............................................4139Adam Blair, Thomas Brown, Keith Chugg, Thomas Halford, Mark Johnson
Performance of a Novel Topology Control Scheme for Future Wireless Mesh Networks......................4146Kejie Lu, Tao Zhang, Yi Qian, Shengli Fu, Ayat Jafari
A Game Theoretic Approach to Gray Hole Attacks in Wireless Mesh Networks...................................4152Devu Shila, Tricha Anjali
A Defense Technique Against Misbehavior in VANETs Based On Threshold Authentication ...............................................................................................................................................4159
Jinyuan Sun, Yuguang Fang Author Index