Master Thesis Peer to Peer Network Projects

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Surpassing Titles in Peer to Peer Projects:  

• An Inductive and Capacitive Combined Parallel Transmission of Power and Data for Wireless Power Transfer Systems [Master Thesis Peer to Peer Network Projects]
• A framework based approach for a low cost factory automation implementation in a LED Fab: FA: Factory automation
• Preserving the Relationship Privacy of the published social-network data based on Compressive Sensing
• Towards Better Availability and Accountability for IoT Updates by Means of a Blockchain
• Hacking at the Divide between Polar Science and HPC: Using Hackathons as Training Tools
• Anti-jamming strategy for distributed microgrid control based on Power Talk communication
• Joint optimization of path selection and link scheduling for Millimeter Wave transport networks
• Paving the way for providing teaching feedback in automatic evaluation of open response assignments
• A framework based approach for a low cost factory automation implementation in a LED Fab
• Investment time series prediction using a hybrid model based on RBMs and pattern clustering
• Towards Green IoT Networking: Performance Optimization of Network Coding Based Communication and Reliable Storage
• A Context-aware Trust Framework for Resilient Distributed Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in Dynamic Settings [Master Thesis Peer to Peer Network Projects]
• A Practical Approach to Joint Timing, Frequency Synchronization and Channel Estimation for Concurrent Transmissions in a MANET
• A user participation behavior prediction model of social hotspots based on influence and Markov random field
• Adaptive Resource Balancing for Serviceability Maximization in Fog Radio Access Networks