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Papers Published at GC-CPE 2011
All 8 Papers
IDAuthors and TitlePages
19.Cnf-4 Ms. Uzma Siddique
Prof. Habibullah Jamal
Microwave attenuation and prediction of rain outage for GSM transmission networks in Pakistan’s tropical region
1-5
19.Cnf-49 Dr. Khair A. Shamaileh
Mr. Abdullah Qaroot
Prof. Nihad Dib
Design of a miniaturized 10:1 unequal split Wilkinson power divider using non-uniform transmission lines
6-11
19.Cnf-54 Dr. Mutamed Khatib
Simulation model of the block linear precoder
12-17
19.Cnf-55 Dr. Yousef Dama
Prof. Raed Abd-Alhameed
Mr. Fernando Salazar-Quiñonez
Dr. Dawei Zhou
Dr. Stephen Jones
Prof. Peter Excell
Experimental Throughput Analysis for MIMO 802.11n Systems over LOS and NLOS Indoor Scenarios
16-19
19.Cnf-57 Dr. Issa Elfergani
Prof. Raed Abd-Alhameed
Dr. Chan Hwang See
Mrs. Zuhairiah Zainal Abidin
Mr. Hmeda Hraga
Prof. Peter Excell
Compact tunable microstrip F-slot antenna for mobile handset applications
20-23
19.Cnf-58 Dr. Hojat Hamidi
Mr. A. Vafaei
Mr. A. H. Monadjemi
A framework for transformational technique in the high performance computing systems
24-31
19.Cnf-59 Prof. Omar Ramadan
A unified unconditionally stable split-step FDTD algorithm for modeling general dispersive electromagnetic applications
32-35
19.Cnf-61 Mr. Melad Olaimat
Prof. Nihad Dib
A Study of 15-75-90 Angles Triangular Patch Antenna
36-39
19.Cnf-62 Paper View Page
Title Modeling of security and fault tolerance in mobile codes
Authors Mr. A. Vafaei, Khaje Nasir Toosi University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
Dr. Hojat Hamidi, Khaje Nasir Toosi University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
Abstract The reliable execution of a mobile agent is a very important design issue in building a mobile agent system and many fault-tolerant schemes have been proposed so far. Security is a major problem of mobile agent systems, especially when money transactions are concerned . Security for the partners involved is handled by encryption methods based on a public key authentication mechanism and by secret key encryption of the communication. In this paper, we examine qualitatively the security considerations and challenges in application development with the mobile code paradigm. We identify a simple but crucial security requirement for the general acceptance of the mobile code paradigm, and evaluate the current status of mobile code development in meeting this requirement. We find that the mobile agent approach is the most interesting and challenging branch of mobile code in the security context. Therefore, we built a simple agent-based information retrieval application, the Traveling Information Agent system, and discuss the security issues of the system in particulars.
Track OFC: Optical Fiber Communications
Conference 4th Mosharaka International Conference on Communications, Propagation, and Electronics (MIC-CPE 2011)
Congress 2011 Global Congress on Communications, Propagation, and Electronics (GC-CPE 2011), 4-6 February 2011, Amman, Jordan
Pages --1
Topics Network Modeling and Simulation
Optical Communication Networks
ISSN 2227-331X
DOI
BibTeX @inproceedings{62CPE2011,
title={Modeling of security and fault tolerance in mobile codes},
author={A. Vafaei, and Hojat Hamidi},
booktitle={2011 Global Congress on Communications, Propagation, and Electronics (GC-CPE 2011)},
year={2011},
pages={--1},
doi={}},
organization={Mosharaka for Research and Studies} }
Paper Views 199 Paper Views Rank 72/524
Paper Downloads 84 Paper Downloads Rank 243/524
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IDAuthors and TitlePages
19.Cnf-4 Ms. Uzma Siddique
Prof. Habibullah Jamal
Microwave attenuation and prediction of rain outage for GSM transmission networks in Pakistan’s tropical region
1-5
19.Cnf-49 Dr. Khair A. Shamaileh
Mr. Abdullah Qaroot
Prof. Nihad Dib
Design of a miniaturized 10:1 unequal split Wilkinson power divider using non-uniform transmission lines
6-11
19.Cnf-54 Dr. Mutamed Khatib
Simulation model of the block linear precoder
12-17
19.Cnf-55 Dr. Yousef Dama
Prof. Raed Abd-Alhameed
Mr. Fernando Salazar-Quiñonez
Dr. Dawei Zhou
Dr. Stephen Jones
Prof. Peter Excell
Experimental Throughput Analysis for MIMO 802.11n Systems over LOS and NLOS Indoor Scenarios
16-19
19.Cnf-57 Dr. Issa Elfergani
Prof. Raed Abd-Alhameed
Dr. Chan Hwang See
Mrs. Zuhairiah Zainal Abidin
Mr. Hmeda Hraga
Prof. Peter Excell
Compact tunable microstrip F-slot antenna for mobile handset applications
20-23
19.Cnf-58 Dr. Hojat Hamidi
Mr. A. Vafaei
Mr. A. H. Monadjemi
A framework for transformational technique in the high performance computing systems
24-31
19.Cnf-59 Prof. Omar Ramadan
A unified unconditionally stable split-step FDTD algorithm for modeling general dispersive electromagnetic applications
32-35
19.Cnf-61 Mr. Melad Olaimat
Prof. Nihad Dib
A Study of 15-75-90 Angles Triangular Patch Antenna
36-39
GC-CPE 2011 Visits: 8008||MIC-CPE 2011 Visits: 6605||OFC Track Visits: 1690