Table of Contents

• QoS aware multicast routing protocols evaluation through simulationAntónio Costa, Joaquim Macedo, Maria João Nicolau, Alexandre Santos. 1 [doi]
• Simulating BitTorrentKarel De Vogeleer, David Erman, Adrian Popescu. 2 [doi]
• An integrated approach to control the quality level of multi-user sessionsAugusto Neto, Eduardo Cerqueira, Marília Curado, Edmundo Monteiro, Paulo Mendes. 3 [doi]
• Increasing wireless revenue with service differentiationSiamak Ayani, Jean C. Walrand. 4 [doi]
• Gradient scheduling algorithm for fair delay guarantee in logarithmic pricing scenarioPete Räsänen, Simo Lintunen, Riku Kuismanen, Jyrki Joutsensalo, Timo Hämäläinen. 5 [doi]
• Designing the simulative evaluation of an architecture for supporting QoS on a large scaleHalina Tarasiuk, Jordi Mongay Batalla, Robert Janowski, Wojciech Burakowski, Giovanni Stea, Claudio Cicconetti, J. Sá Silva, Gerardo García-de-Blas, Francisco Javier Ramón-Salguero. 6 [doi]
• Queuing analysis of multi-hop CSMA/CA wireless networks handling many traffic flowsBen Lauwens, Bart Scheers, Antoine Van de Capelle. 7 [doi]
• Real-time HSPA emulator for end-to-edge QoS evaluation in all-IP beyond 3G heterogeneous wireless networksMiguel López-Benítez, Francisco Bernardo, Nemanja Vucevic, Anna Umbert. 8 [doi]
• Design and preliminary study of the W-PRDR: a new congestion control scheme for wireless networksIlhem Lengliz, Abir Ben Ali, Farouk Kamoun. 9 [doi]
• DeSiNe: a flow-level QoS simulator of networksT. Kleiberg, B. Fu, Fernando A. Kuipers, Piet Van Mieghem, Stefano Avallone, Bruno Quoitin. 10 [doi]
• Analysis of dynamic traffic grooming in realistic scenariosZoltán Zsóka, Balázs Farkas. 11 [doi]
• Snapshot simulation of internet traffic: fast and accurate for heavy-tailed flowsR. G. Addie. 12 [doi]
• Transforming sources to petri nets: a way to analyze execution of parallel programsJean-Baptiste Voron, Fabrice Kordon. 13 [doi]
• INCOME2010 - a toolset for developing process-oriented information systems based on petri netsStefan Klink, Yu Li, Andreas Oberweis. 14 [doi]
• Snoopy: a tool to design and animate/simulate graph-based formalismsMonika Heiner, Ronny Richter, Martin Schwarick. 15 [doi]
• Modelling the configuration/management API middleware using coloured petri netsPaul Fleischer, Lars Michael Kristensen. 16 [doi]
• Quickly prototyping petri nets tools with SNAKESFranck Pommereau. 17 [doi]
• Modelling personnel within a defence logistics maintenance processGuy Edward Gallasch, Benjamin Francis, Christopher Moon, Jonathan Billington. 18 [doi]
• Simulating process chain models with OMNeT++Falko Bause, Peter Buchholz, Jan Kriege, Sebastian Vastag. 19 [doi]
• TOPSU - RDM a simulation platform for online railway delay managementAndre Berger, Ralf Hoffmann, Ulf Lorenz, Sebastian Stiller. 20 [doi]
• A framework for end-to-end simulation of high-performance computing systemsWolfgang E. Denzel, Jian Li, Peter Walker, Yuho Jin. 21 [doi]
• P2PAM: a framework for peer-to-peer architectural modeling based on PeerSimMatteo Agosti, Francesco Zanichelli, Michele Amoretti, Gianni Conte. 22 [doi]
• Simulating SMEPP middlewareJavier Barbarán, Carlos Bonilla, Jose Ángel Dianes, Manuel Díaz, Ana Reyna. 23 [doi]
• Importance sampling in rate-sharing networksP. Lieshout, Michel Mandjes. 24 [doi]
• Integration of streaming and elastic traffic: a fixed point approachHassan Hassan, Olivier Brun, J. M. Garcia, David Gauchard. 25 [doi]
• Using LiTGen, a realistic IP traffic model, to evaluate the impact of burstiness on performanceChloé Rolland, Julien Ridoux, Bruno Baynat, Vincent Borrel. 26 [doi]
• A method for validating the aggregated signaling traffic model using simulations in ns-2 platformJordi Mongay Batalla, Robert Janowski. 27 [doi]
• Design and implementation of a QoS-included WiMAX module for NS-2 simulatorAymen Belghith, Loutfi Nuaymi. 28 [doi]
• An 802.16 model for NS2 simulator with an integrated QoS architectureIkbal Chammakhi Msadaa, Fethi Filali, Farouk Kamoun. 29 [doi]
• TopGen - internet router-level topology generation based on technology constraintsIngo Scholtes, Jean Botev, Markus Esch, Alexander Höhfeld, Hermann Schloss, Benjamin Zech. 30 [doi]
• Extending the functionality of RTP/RTCP implementation in network simulator (NS-2) to support TCP friendly congestion controlChristos Bouras, Apostolos Gkamas, Georgios Kioumourtzis. 31 [doi]
• Implementing MAC protocols for cooperative relaying: a compiler-assisted approachHermann S. Lichte, Stefan Valentin. 32 [doi]
• Application-level simulation for network securityRainer Bye, Stephan Schmidt, Katja Luther, Sahin Albayrak. 33 [doi]
• An investigation of credit-based flow control protocolsJonathan Billington, Smit Saboo. 34 [doi]
• MAISim: mobile agent malware simulatorRafal Leszczyna, Igor Nai Fovino, Marcelo Masera. 35 [doi]
• Simulation of ad hoc networks: ns-2 compared to JiST/SWANSElmar Schoch, Michael Feiri, Frank Kargl, Michael Weber. 36 [doi]
• ns-2 vs. OPNET: a comparative study of the IEEE 802.11e technology on MANET environmentsP. Pablo Garrido, Manuel P. Malumbres, Carlos Miguel Tavares Calafate. 37 [doi]
• MOMOSE: a mobility model simulation environment for mobile wireless ad-hoc networksStefano Boschi, Miriam Di Ianni, Pilu Crescenzi, Gianluca Rossi, Paola Vocca. 38 [doi]
• PDST: a peer database simulation tool for data sharing systemsMehedi Masud, Iluju Kiringa. 39 [doi]
• Interface connecting the INET simulation framework with the real worldMichael Tüxen, Irene Rüngeler, Erwin P. Rathgeb. 40 [doi]
• A post-processed 3D visualization tool for forest fire simulationsAlexandre Muzy, David R. C. Hill, Mathieu Joubert, Eric Innocenti. 41 [doi]
• A windows based web cache simulator toolFrancisco Javier González-Cañete, Eduardo Casilari, Alicia Triviño-Cabrera. 42 [doi]
• MARTE: a profile for RT/E systems modeling, analysis--::::and simulation::::?Frédéric Mallet, Robert de Simone. 43 [doi]
• Design of a web-based visual simulator and its evaluation based on real computer educationYoshiro Imai, Keiichi Kaneko, Masaki Nakagawa. 44 [doi]
• PlanetSim: an extensible framework for overlay network and services simulationsJordi Pujol Ahulló, Pedro García López. 45 [doi]
• An open and free Scilab/Scicos toolbox for the modelling and simulation of communication systemsAlan Layec. 46 [doi]
• Performance study by simulations of intersection location service compared to two location service algorithms for vehicular ad hoc networks in metropolitan environmentsYao-Jen Chang, Tai-Cheng Liao. 47 [doi]
• WCET determination tool for embedded systems softwareCarsten Albrecht, Roman Koch, Thilo Pionteck, Erik Maehle, Michael Werner, Rudolf Fuchsen. 48 [doi]
• Implementation of a layer 2 bridge in ns-3Eduard Bonada, Darko Cavic, Dolors Sala. 49 [doi]
• Comparison of steady-state methods computing Markov modulated fluid modelsWassim Abbessi, Hédi Nabli. 50 [doi]
• Impact of traffic models on access management for heterogeneous mobile networksAntoni Barba Marti, Juan Antonio Guerrero Ibáñez. 51 [doi]
• Upstream traffic management in EPONs: a simulation based analysisM. Thanh Ngo, Kamal Gakhar, Annie Gravey. 52 [doi]
• Bridging UMTS and multicast routing in ns-2Antonios G. Alexiou, Christos Bouras, Andreas Papazois. 53 [doi]
• Path computation algorithms in NS2Davide Adami, Stefano Giordano, Christian Callegari, Michele Pagano. 54 [doi]
• Software development for automated network design supporting unicast and multicast traffics in next generation networkKalika Suksomboon, Piyanan Satayapiwat, Chaodit Aswakul. 55 [doi]
• Real-time emulation of networked robot systemsRazvan Beuran, Junya Nakata, Takashi Okada, Yasuo Tan, Yoichi Shinoda. 56 [doi]
• PRT simulation in an immersive virtual worldCristina Videira Lopes, Anton Popov, Lorraine Kan, Ricardo Santos Morla. 57 [doi]
• A grid-enabled toolkit for in silico oncology simulationsTheodoros E. Athanaileas, Georgios S. Stamatakos, Andreas Menychtas, Dimitra I. Kaklamani, Dimitra D. Dionysiou, Theodora A. Varvarigou, Nikolaos K. Uzunoglu. 58 [doi]
• Embedded system protocol design flow based on SDL: from specification to hardware/software implementationDaniel Dietterle. 59 [doi]
• An overview of the OMNeT++ simulation environmentAndrás Varga, Rudolf Hornig. 60 [doi]
• A layered architecture for the model-driven development of distributed simulatorsDaniele Gianni, Andrea D Ambrogio, Giuseppe Iazeolla. 61 [doi]
• Realistic simulation of vehicular communication and vehicle-2-X applicationsBjörn Schünemann, Kay Massow, Ilja Radusch. 62 [doi]
• Between small complex and large simplistic network simulatorsMarat Zhanikeev. 63 [doi]
• Evaluation of home based junior doctor medical simulatorAidan Sliney, David Murphy, David Phelan. 64 [doi]
• Multi-agent geosimulation in support to what if courses of action analysisHedi Haddad, Bernard Moulin. 65 [doi]
• Simulation of Agilla middleware on TOSSIMS. Özarslan, Y. Murat Erten. 66 [doi]
• SimStudio: a next generation modeling and simulation frameworkMamadou K. Traoré. 67 [doi]
• SimCon - a simulation and visualization environment for overlay networks and large-scale applicationsMarkus Esch, Jean Botev, Hermann Schloss, Alexander Höhfeld, Ingo Scholtes, Benjamin Zech. 68 [doi]
• An autonomic ENUM implementation in network simulator-2Sandoche Balakrichenan, Monique Becker. 69 [doi]
• INES: network simulations on virtual environmentsRicardo Lent. 70 [doi]
• Simulating wireless and mobile networks in OMNeT++ the MiXiM visionA. Köpke, M. Swigulski, K. Wessel, D. Willkomm, P. T. Klein Haneveld, T. E. V. Parker, O. W. Visser, Hermann S. Lichte, Stefan Valentin. 71 [doi]
• Introducing probabilistic radio propagation models in OMNeT++ mobility framework and cross validation check with NS-2A. Kuntz, Felix Schmidt-Eisenlohr, O. Graute, Hannes Hartenstein, Martina Zitterbart. 72 [doi]
• SIMCAN: a SIMulator framework for computer architectures and storage networksAlberto Nuñez, Javier Fernández, Jose D. Garcia, Laura Prada, Jesús Carretero. 73 [doi]
• A powerful tool-chain for setup, distributed processing, analysis and debugging of OMNeT++ simulationsThomas Dreibholz, Erwin P. Rathgeb. 74 [doi]
• Simulation of 3G DCHs supporting TCP traffic: design, experiments and insights on parameter tuningJuan J. Alcaraz, Gaspar Pedreño, Fernando Cerdán, Joan García-Haro. 75 [doi]
• A simulation model of DYMO for ad hoc routing in OMNeT++Christoph Sommer, Isabel Dietrich, Falko Dressler. 76 [doi]
• An OMNeT++ model for the evaluation of OBS routing strategiesA. L. Barradas, M. C. R. Medeiros. 77 [doi]
• Integration of SCTP in the OMNeT++ simulation environmentIrene Rüngeler, Michael Tüxen, Erwin P. Rathgeb. 78 [doi]
• CsharpSimpleModule: writing OMNeT++ modules with C# and monoAndreas Lagemann, Jörg Nolte. 79 [doi]
• Implementation of MANET routing protocols on OMNeT++A. Ariza-Quintana, E. Casilari, A. Triviño Cabrera. 80 [doi]
• An IEEE 802.11 g simulation model with extended debug capabilitiesSorin Cocorada. 81 [doi]
• Opportunistic networking in OMNeT++Ólafur Ragnar Helgason, Kristján Valur Jónsson. 82 [doi]
• Realistic simulation environments for IP-based networksThomas Gamer, Michael Scharf. 83 [doi]
• OMNeT++ models for resource allocation in wireless networksDoru Todinca, Dan Pescaru, Mihaela Vitalariu. 84 [doi]
• FACTS: an OMNeT++ based simulator for aeronautical communicationsFelix Hoffmann, Christian Bauer, Daniel Medina, Serkan Ayaz. 85 [doi]
• Graph-based mobility model for urban areas fueled with real world datasetsJochen Koberstein, Hagen Peters, Norbert Luttenberger. 86 [doi]
• A multiscale real-time navigation and communication satellite simulation model for OMNeT++Andreas Lewandowski, Ralf Burda, Christian Wietfeld. 87 [doi]
• An accurate and extensible mobile IPv6 (xMIPV6) simulation model for OMNeT++Faqir Zarrar Yousaf, Christian Bauer, Christian Wietfeld. 88 [doi]
• Efficient and realistic mobility and channel modeling for VANET scenarios using OMNeT++ and INET-frameworkRobert Nagel, Stephan Eichler. 89 [doi]