DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.118
Leonel Arévalo, Raimundo Sampaio Neto, César A. Medina
This paper addresses a new possible combination of
the single carrier (SC) block transmission and the Code Division
Multiple Access (CDMA) techniques. Performance comparisons
with the traditional SC CDMA block transmission system are
presented. A key feature of the proposed transmission technique
is that, differently from what occurs with SC CDMA,...
Block TransmissionSingle CarrierCDMAFre- quency Selective ChannelIdeal User Decoupling
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.116
Sílvio Martins Reis, Paulo Roberto Guardieiro
In this paper, we present a Connection Admission
Control (CAC) algorithm for the IEEE 802.16e standard, based
on dynamic bandwidth reservation. These reserves are obtained
by segmenting the amount of the available channel’s bandwidth
by thresholds, which are dynamically adjusted according to the
admissions of handoff and new connections. Studies...
CACdynamic threshold adjustmentQoSIEEE 802.16eWiMAX
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.119
Guilherme Pedro Aquino, Luciano Leonel Mendes, Leonardo Silva Resende
The aim of this paper is to propose a new PAPR
reduction technique for OFDM system based on the
permutations of the lines of the Walsh Hadamard Transform.
This new technique is called SLM-WHT. The PAPR reduction
efficiency and the reduction of the symbol error rate in non-
linear channels have been evaluated using computational
simulation, allowing...
PAPR reductionOFDMWalsh-Hadamard TransformWHT-OFDMnon-linear channel
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.120
Washington C. de A. Costa, F. M. de Assis, B. G. Aguiar Neto, Silvana C. Costa, Vinı́cius J. D. Vieira
This paper presents an analysis of speech signals
based on quantification measures of recurrence plots. A com-
parison between healthy voices and voices affected by laryngeal
pathologies (Reinke’s edema, nodule and vocal fold paralysis) is
made. In order to classify these signals as pathological or healthy,
seven recurrence quantification measures...
Speech signal analysislaryngeal pathologiesre- currence quantification measures
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.121
Renan V. B. Carvalho, Carmelo J. A. Bastos-Filho, Daniel A. R. Chaves, Joaquim F. Martins-Filho
In this paper we compare two different approaches
to tackle the regenerator placement and link capacity optimiza-
tion joint problem in translucent optical networks. The former
and simpler proposal imposes the same number of wavelengths to
all links, whereas the number of wavelengths can be defined for
each link in the second proposal. We used the...
Translucent optical networksRegenerator place- mentLink capacity optimization
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.110
Odilson T. Valle, André V. Milack, Carlos Montez, Paulo Portugal, Francisco Vasques
Wireless Sensor Networks are being increasingly
recommended for use in noisy industrial environment. An interes-
ting standard to be used is IEEE 802.15.4, but it does not have the
appropriate mechanisms to meet all requirements of industrial
communications. Thus, this paper presents an expansion in
the use of this standard, and presents three...
Wireless Sensor NetworksReliabilityIndustrial Networks
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.122
Amaury Ferreira, Allan Braga, Gervásio Cavalcante, Hermínio Gomes
This paper proposes a method to estimate the
signal propagation behavior of a digital TV. A measurement
campaign was carried out in the metropolitan region of Belém
for digital TV signal study. The proposed method uses a well-
known geological tool, the kriging method. This method has the
statistical robustness as its main feature.
KrigingDigital TVPropagation
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.123
Afonso José de Faria, José Marcos Câmara Brito
This paper introduces an extension of a
methodology for calculating the throughput in cognitive radio
networks with infrastructure and using the technique Slotted
Aloha for medium access. This extension to the model includes
the effects of packet error rate due to interference on the
network, an effect not considered in the original model.
Cognitive RadioMultiple AccessThroughputPerformance analisys
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.124
Heitor J. Savino, Eddie B. Lima Filho, Waldir S. Silva Júnior
Recently, some authors have addressed the encoding
of biological signals as two-dimensional arrays, in such a way
that intra and intersegment dependencies are exploited by off-
the-shelf image encoders. However, the rearrangement in a 2-d
array itself provides a poor correlation across signal segments,
which has the potential to reduce the...
ElectroencephalographyData CompressionH.264JPEG2000Preprocessing
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2012.125
D. Cavalcante, R. Coelho
This paper presents a study of acoustic emotion
recognition and its effects on speaker recognition systems. Mul-
tistyle emotion identification experiments were performed using
a feature based on the glottal pulse symmtery, which is estimated
from the source excitation signal, and compared with the results
achieved by the CB-TEO-Auto-Env feature....
automatic speaker recognitionidentificationpri- mary emotionsTEOglottal symmetrysource excitationMFCCα-GMM