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Distributed network scheduling

Proceedings of the fourth international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems, 2005
We investigate missions where communications resources are limited, requiring autonomous planning and execution. Unlike typical networks, spacecraft networks are also suited to automated planning and scheduling because many communications can be planned in advance.
Clement, Bradley J., Schaffer, Steven R.
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Distributed simulation of networks

Computer Networks (1976), 1979
Abstract A potentially valuable attribute of message switched networks is that all processors in the network can cooperate in solving a common problem. This attribute has not recieved sufficient attention in the literature probably because it is hard to partition most programs into processes which communicate exclusively by exchanging messages.
K. Mani Chandy   +2 more
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Distributed network protocols

IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1983
Der Aufsatz von Adrian Segall stellt eine vereinheitlichte formale Beschreibungs- und Validierungsmöglichkeit sogenannter Verteilter Protokolle dar. Dabei handelt es sich um Algorithmen, die an räumlich verschiedenen Stellen, den Knoten eines vermaschten Netzes, angeordnet sind und miteinander korrespondieren.
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Distribution Network Elements

2011
The chapter begins with an overview of the history of water transportation and explains how pipe lines are designed and maintained. The importance of valves and fittings for managing pressure and controlling water as it is transported around the distribution network is explained.
Tanyimboh, T., Key, M.
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Distribution–Efficient Networks

2011
Publishing resources on a virtual network is a way to realize efficient data-distribution mechanisms. To this extent, each node needs to discover the other nodes, create neighborhoods and advertize its own resources. This chapter presents different techniques for making resources "discoverable," considering two approaches dubbed as unstructured ...
Liotta, Antonio, Exarchakos, George
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Gossiping in a distributed network

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1993
Consider a network in which each unit initially knows only its own identity and the identity of its immediate neighbors. Suppose each unit has a message intended for all other units. The authors give a distributed algorithm to accomplish this in point-to-point networks which is optimal in the number of transmissions it requires.
Anindo Bagchi   +2 more
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Effectiveness of Distribution Network

International Journal of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, 2008
The distribution professionals verify their operations on a daily basis. The modern logistic leader, use the tips like competitive pressures, mergers, acquisitions, new product lines and greater customer expectations, and so forth. This change is a cost of doing business in the latest “new economy”.
M. Sreenivas, T. Srinivas
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Distributed Sensor Networks

1983
Abstract : This report summarizes Distributed Sensor Networks research conducted during the period 1 April through 30 September 1978. One specific model for function decomposition and distribution is presented. A top level design of a strawman DSN for detecting and tracking low flying aircraft is described.
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Distributed Backup Placement in Networks

Proceedings of the 27th ACM symposium on Parallelism in Algorithms and Architectures, 2015
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Magnús M. Halldórsson   +3 more
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Distributed network control for optical networks

IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 1997
This paper describes an architecture for controlling a wavelength-routed optical network. The optical network provides reconfigurable connections that can be used to carry different types of data, at possibly different bit rates. A connection consists of a path in the network and a wavelength on each link in that path.
Rajiv Ramaswami, Adrian Segall
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