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Instrumentation for the Traffic Engineer [PDF]

, 1965
Historically, the traffic engineer has practiced his profession in anything but an oasis of instrumentation. About the only tools he had were simple counters for checking the number of vehicles, crude trap-type devices for checking speed, and a few specialpurpose survey devices. In the late nineteen-forties somewhat more sophisticated instruments began
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On the relevance of on-line traffic engineering

2008
The evaluation of dynamic Traffic Engineering (TE) algorithms is usually carried out using some specific network(s), traffic pattern(s) and traffic engineering objective(s). As the behavior of a TE algorithm is a consequence of the interactions between the network, the traffic demand and the algorithm itself, the relevance of TE may depend on several ...
Fu, B. (author), Uhlig, S.P.W.G. (author)   +1 more
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Traffic Engineering and Network Traffic Management in the TMN Environment

1996
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Dao, Michel, Chemouil, Prosper
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Traffic Management and Traffic Engineering for the Future Internet

2009
Paulo Salvador, Rui Valadas
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TIE: Traffic Identification Engine

PIK - Praxis der Informationsverarbeitung und Kommunikation, 2013
ACETO, GIUSEPPE, Alberto Dainotti, DE DONATO, WALTER, PESCAPE', ANTONIO   +3 more
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IP Traffic Engineering

2007
Deep Medhi, Karthik Ramasamy
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