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Filtering by: Advisor Hamdaoui, Bechir Date 2016 Non-Academic Affiliation Oregon State University. Graduate School

Energy-Aware Gossip Techniques for Wireless Broadcasting

Creator:

Li, Tingzhi

Abstract:

The current state of research on gossip techniques for wireless broadcasting is very limited because past research efforts have mostly focused on using gossip techniques for multicast communication. On the other hand, those research efforts that have focused on using gossip techniques for wireless broadcast communications ignore energy efficiency and...

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Masters Thesis
Energy-Efficient Resource Management Techniques for Cloud Data Centers

Creator:

Dabbagh, Mehiar

Abstract:

Energy consumption has become a great deal for cloud service providers due to financial as well as environmental concerns. Studies show that cloud servers operate, most of the time, at only between 10% and 50% of their maximal utilizations. These same studies also show that servers that are kept ON...

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Dissertation
Jamming Attack Resiliency and Performance Analysis of Cognitive Radio Communication Networks

Creator:

Adem, Nadia

Abstract:

Cognitive radio technology emerges as a promising solution for overcoming shortage and inefficient use of spectrum resources. In cognitive radio networks, secondary users, which are users equipped with cognitive radios, can opportunistically access spectrum assigned to primary users, the spectrum license holders. Although it improves spectrum utilization efficiency, this opportunistic...

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Dissertation
Joint Resource Scheduling and Peak Power Shaving for Cloud Data Centers with Distributed Uninterruptible Power Supply

Creator:

AlAnazi, Sultan (Sultan Abdulaziz)

Abstract:

The grid company enforces high penalties for the peak power demands of cloud data centers. These high penalties result in high electricity bills that can be avoided by relying on the servers' Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) as a source of energy during peak load periods. This thesis proposes a management...

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Masters Thesis