Master Thesis Ns3 Projects

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Deluxe of NS3 Projects Highlighted Below:

• Cooperatively Learning Footprints of Multiple Incumbent Transmitters by Using Cognitive Radio Networks
• Adia: Achieving High Link Utilization with Coflow-Aware Scheduling in Data Center Networks [Master Thesis NS3 Projects]
• Software Defined Networking to support IP address mobility in future LTE network
• Network as a service for smart vehicles: A new comparative study of the optimized protocol Q-AODV and GPSR protocol
• Simulation Model and Comparison for Satellite Links in Ku and Ka Bands for Standards-based on DVB-S2 and NS3
• Feasibility and performance evaluation of VANET techniques to enhance real-time emergency healthcare services
• Conceptual radio resource management approach in LTE heterogeneous networks using small cells number variation
• In-band wormhole detection in wireless ad hoc networks using change point detection method
• Dynamic priority-based resource allocation policy for mixed traffic in long term evolution network
• Implementation of Dynamic Generation Size Adjustment algorithm for Cognitive Radio Ad-Hoc Network
• Comparison and Evaluation of Routing Protocols Based on a Collaborative Simulation Using SUMO and NS3 with TraCI
• Integration and analysis of an extended IEEE 802.15.4 modules with SmartMAC and wake-on-radio functions into the network simulator NS3
• Dynamic bandwidth management based on traffic prediction using Deep Long Short Term Memory
• A Hybrid Systems Approach to Modeling Real-Time Situation-Awareness Component of Networked Crash Avoidance Systems [Master Thesis NS3 Projects]
• Taming the densification challenge in next generation wireless LANs: An investigation into the use of dynamic sensitivity control