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CIICT 2009Proceedings of the China-IrelandInformation and CommunicationsTechnologies ConferenceNational University of Ireland Maynooth19 th – 21 st August 2009Edited by Adam C. Winstanley
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Page 6 and 7: CommitteesConference ChairAdam Wins
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Page 12 and 13: DEMONSTRATOR PLATFORM FOR ANTENNA A
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Page 16: REFERENCES[1] J. K. Hsiao, "Design
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Page 37 and 38: A. User FeedbackBecause pedestrians
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Equation 5 is a summation of convol
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6. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONThe result
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Using Apodization to improve the pe
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Notice too in Figure 2 that at the
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aised to a cubic power, α =3, with
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The spectrum of this pulse train is
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−1( + 1) + log ( I′( m)) − (
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Wireless Billboard Channels over T-
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10 0 SNR[dB]10 -1IPDC mode IPacket
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RF SDR for Wideband PMRLing Gao, Ro
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RxSensitivity(dBm)Efficiency(bits/H
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way. This will limit our ability to
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Q-Learning for Cognitive RadiosNeil
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the time and another action is chos
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network reduced as the agents neare
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assignment, so much so as to pursue
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Extracting Localised Mobile Activit
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localisation is almost exclusively
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s(k)s (k)s b (k)s f (k)Geo-Spacial
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BAB4123A(b) Sampled at 12.5s (c) Sa
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Evaluating Twitter for Use in Envir
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API provides geocoding based on a u
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Research on Unmanned Airship Low-al
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f ⋅Wf ⋅ 445.5H = = = 299mN ⋅
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control measures and so on [13, 14]
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There are forty points be selected
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TABLE III.SPREADING RATES OF SANDY
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Section 2CCOMPUTER NETWORKS 197
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One major wireless communication ri
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Fig. 5.1: Block Diagram of DPDC SCA
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e more If RT Linux takes the action
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9 CONCLUSIONSCADA system is a commu
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BER10 −1 10 −20.0 dB0.5 dB10
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fragment distribution of some popul
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paper. [Online]. Available:http://w
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Research on the Gain flatness of Fi
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iκmlm-iΦm-2 iψiγαPPm1 2em43= e
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ISIS - Urban Radio plan and time-va
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Fig4. Prediction of radio propagati
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Investigation of Dispersive Fading
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ias points and cause the dispersive
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with the frequency response graphs
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An Efficient Consolidated Authentic
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not applicable here, because the au
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Section 3BCOMPUTER VISION133
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practical application work, it is a
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edge is complex, the edge detected
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2 Theory of G1 continuity condition
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the basis functions of B-spline. Wi
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search algorithm [14]. A HMM is a c
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vector with a range of different wi
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frame is reached (based on either p
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Section 3CGEOSENSORS149
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communication overhead involved. Ou
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in the distance results in a decrea
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TABLE ICROSS-CORRELATION BASED PHAS
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Wavelength modulated off-axis integ
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πwhere B(P,T) g[ v v0 acos(u)]co
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[5] Keefe, A.O’, Deacon, D.A.G.,
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One example of a remote sensing sat
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5. References[1] The Adaptive Senso
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P output portsCarriedF IF N Output
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Blocking Probability10 -210 -310 -4
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Design of Integrated Stacked Spiral
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The whole structure consists of 10
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Equivalent Circuit Modeling for On-
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substrate effect and distributed ef
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Real(Y 1,1 )Imag(Y 1,1 )Real(Y 1,2
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Assessing Power Saving Techniques a
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Streaming andLocal PlaybackTABLE IE
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Battery Level [%]Battery Level [%]B
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V. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORKThe go
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Figure 1 Multiple network selection
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learner device has access to. It al
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Figure 4b Estimated price for time
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Mobile Mobile Device. A SOA Approac
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A Blind Detection Method of Non-Per
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( t) = s( t)n( t)mˆ 4x( 0,0,τ )x
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Power Consumption Analysis of Bluet
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Fig.4 where the recover timing wind
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the slave device always receive the
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shortcomings are discussed. In addi
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Error ModelMarco Fiero packageWired
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#Bandwidth (median, Mbps)Video Cros
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Quality of Service in IMS based Con
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3.2 CNF and CSCFCNF is an Applicati
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User BGF PD-FE CSCF CNF(AS)HSSConte
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The Enhanced Dv-Hop Algorithm in Ad
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Figure 1: Node distribution for Dv-
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Figure 1. Class Design of PDG Passa
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Figure 4. PDG of IPv4 Packet Forwar
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Segmentation and three-dimensional
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[17], and out-of-focus features the
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Figure 9. A,B are thresholds of Fig
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[22] W. E. Lorensen and H. W. Cline
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second chirp and the constant facto
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2009 China-Ireland International Co
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2009 China-Ireland International Co
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Review of Twin Reduction and Twin R
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Advances were made in understanding
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5[48] J.C.H. Spence, X. Zhang and W
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Generating Initial Codebook of Vect
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Figure 2. Training points within a
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this case is quite small. So, from
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the success of the GeneRepair templ
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When the results are next sampled a
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One central element of research whi
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REFERENCES:[1] Anderson, T. (Ed.) (
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as stiffness, friction and penetrab
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Table 1. Algorithms’ PerformanceA
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2create small corpus subsets. Most
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