DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.87
Felipe Muhamed-Ávila, Thallyson Silva, Tania Tronco, Luis Fernando de Avila
In this paper, we present an application of
Internet of Things (IoT) using Cloud concepts. The main idea
of this application is monitoring and control of temperature
and humidity of a room without human intervention. The
application runs in real time and can be used anyplace where
with internet access. For this, a sensor and an...
Internet of ThingsM2MSensorsIBM IoTCloud
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.88
Vitor Q. Pereira, Omar C. Branquinho, Cilene R. Real, Pedro Chaves, Fernando Lino
This paper presents a real time index proposal to evaluate the behavior of the received signal strength indication (RSSI) of a wireless sensor network (WSN) running in an industrial environment, to aid the management system decision taking with regard to the network reconfiguration. These indices are obtained based on the Sliding Window Boxplot Diagram...
RSSF ManagementIndustrial NetworksRSSI instabilityBoxplot.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.89
Vitor Hugo Galhardo Moia, Marco Aurélio Amaral Henriques
Nowadays, cloud computing is a consolidated technology
and users are taking all their data to the cloud. Security
and privacy are strongly required by users who are concerned
about their data being exposed. Cryptography is one of the
solutions to avoid unauthorized access to data, but with so many
cloud service providers, can users trust them the...
Cloud ComputingCloud StoragePrivacySecurityKey management
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.91
Leopoldo A. F. Mauricio, Marcelo G. Rubinstein
This paper aims at qualitatively evaluating the performance of routing virtual environments built with KVM and Xen virtualization platforms, combined with the OpenFlow protocol, which is used for creating Software-Defined Networking (SDN). Initially, Xen and KVM were installed on modern x86 servers to compare their CPU, RAM memory access and networking...
RoutingperformanceOpenFlowXenKVM.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.92
Renato Martin De La Rosa Castillo, Ricardo Suyama
A commom distortion in the digitalization
of documents is known as the Show-Through Effect, in
which the image in the back of the document interferes
in the digitized image of front side. Removing this
kind of interference can be seen as an instance of the
general Blind Source Separation Problem (BSS), for
which several different techniques have...
Blind Image SeparationBlind Source SeparationShow-Through EffectIndependent Component AnalysisNonlinear Mixtures.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.93
Wanessa de Alvarenga Silva, Kim Moraes Mota, and Ugo Silva Dias
In this paper, the performance analysis of energy
detection of cognitive radio systems operating over -μ shadowed
fading channel distribution is presented and investigated.
The composite multipath/shadowing model provide remarkably
accurate statistical characterization due considering both smallscale
and large-scale fading in their physical model....
Cognitive radio-μ shadowed fading channelSpectrum sensingNoise uncertainty.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.94
Luís Guilherme da S. Costa, Antonio Angelo M. Picorone, Antônio Carlos M. de Queiroz, Vinícius Lagrota R. da
Costa, Moisés V. Ribeiro.
This work aims to discuss the characterization of
access impedance in Brazilian indoor electric power grids for designing
Power Line Communication (PLC) system suitable for the
Brazilian characteristics. With this regards, we briefly describe a
measurement campaign that was carried out to measure access
impedance considering the frequency band...
PLCimpedance matchingPLC couplingelectricity power network.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.95
Matheus A. Cavalcante, Helder A. Pereira, Daniel A. R. Chaves, Raul C. Almeida Jr.
This paper presents an analytical model to quantify
the amplified spontaneous emission noise generated by optical
amplifiers (booster, line and pre-amplifiers) used in elastic transparent
optical networks. In addition, we propose a methodology
to determine the maximum distance between in-line amplifiers
to guarantee the network transparency...
Amplified Spontaneous EmissionComputational SimulationOptical Signal-to-Noise RatioTransparent Elastic Optical Networks.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.96
M. V. M. Bassi, A. Tregancini Jr., A. A. Ferreira, C. H. M. de Lima
In this work we investigate spectrum sensing strategies
for enabling machine-to-machine applications in broadband
communication systems. Our studies are carried out in two
fronts: (i) experimental testbed using a dedicated software based
on proprietary application programming interface for firmware
spectrum analyzer; and (ii) computational...
MTCM2MIEEE 802:11cognitive radioselforganizationspectrum sensing.
DOI 10.14209/sbrt.2015.97
Paulo R. B. Gomes, André L. F. de Almeida, João C. M. Mota
Spatial signature or direction of arrival (DoA)
estimation is a key problem in array signal processing with
applications in radar, sonar, mobile communications and others.
In this paper, we propose a tensor-based method to solve the
blind spatial signature estimation problem. By assuming that a
L-shaped receiver array is divided into smaller...
Array signal processingDoA estimationtensor decomposition.