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Energy Balanced Sub-Round Local Topology Management for Wireless Sensor Network 網際網路技術學刊 Journal of Internet Technology 發行人：趙涵捷 Publisher: Han-Chieh Chao 出版者：台灣學術網路管理委員會 Published by: Taiwan Academic Network Executive Committee 發行所：國立宜蘭大學 Publication Office: National Ilan University 宜蘭縣宜蘭市神農路1段1號 Yilan, Taiwan, ROC Airiti Press Inc.（台北辦公室） Airiti Press Inc. 新北市永和區成功路一段80號18樓 Yonghe Dist., New Taipei City, Taiwan, ROC 協辦單位：國立東華大學電機系 Department of Electrical Engineering, National Dong Hwa University Shou-Feng, Hualien, Taiwan, ROC 指導單位：教育部 Supervisor: Ministry of Education, Taiwan, ROC 編輯委員會： Editorial Board: 主任委員：何榮桂 Board Chairman: Rong Guey He 總編輯：趙涵捷 Editor-in-Chief: Han-Chieh Chao 副總編輯：陳懷恩、朱彥明、賴槿峰 Associate Editor-in-Chief: Whai-En Chen, Yen-Ming Chu, Chin-Feng Lai 助理編輯：黃珮珊 Assistant Editor: Pei-Shan Huang 委員： Editors: 中研院計中主任：王大為 Academic Sinica: Da-Wei Wang 台大計中主任：孫雅麗 National Taiwan University: Yea-Li Sun 政大計中主任：楊亨利 National Chengchi University: Heng-Li Yang 中央計中主任：李允中 National Central University: Wan-Chung Lee 交大資訊中心主任：蔡錫鈞 National Chiao Tung University: Shi-Chun Tsai 中興計中主任：呂瑞麟 National Chung Hsing University: Jui-Lin Lu 中正計中主任：李新林 National Chung Cheng University: Sing-Ling Lee 成大計中主任：陳響亮 National Cheng Kung University: Shang-Liang Chen 中山圖資處處長：李錫智 National Sun Yat-Sen University: Shie-Jue Lee 東華資網中心主任：黃振榮 National Dong Hwa University: Chenn-Jung Huang 宜大圖資館館長：陳偉銘 National Ilan University: Wei-Ming Chen 暨南計中主任：吳坤熹 National Chi Nan University: Quincy Wu 東大計中主任：郭達源 National Taitung University: Tah-Yuan Kuo 台大電機系教授：郭斯彥 National Taiwan University: Sy-Yen Kuo 清大資工系教授：黃能富 National Tsing Hua University: Nen-Fu Huang 亞洲大學副校長：曾憲雄 Asia University: Shian-Shyong Tseng 交大電信系教授：張仲儒 National Chiao Tung University: Chung-Ju Chang 成大電機系教授：陳立祥 National Cheng Kung University: Lih-Shyang Chen 東華資工系教授：張瑞雄 National Dong Hwa University: Ruay-Shiung Chang 中央大學資工系教授：施國琛 National Central University: Timothy K. 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The sample format can be download from http://jit.ndhu.edu.tw/doc/002.doc Manuscripts should be submitted to http://aspers.airiti.com/jit/WebOnline.aspx Correspondence Journal of Internet Technology Library and Information Center, National Ilan University No. 1, Sec. 1, Shennong Rd., Yilan City, Yilan County 260, Taiwan, ROC Tel: +886-3-9317017 Fax: +886-3-9363756 E-mail: [email protected] 16-投稿須知.indd 2 2012/5/24 下午 10:22:28 Journal of Internet Technology Volume 13, No. 3 May 2012 Contents Invited Paper 1. A Framework for Bottleneck Analysis in High-Performance Software Design .................................................................369 Issa Traore, Isaac Woungang, Ahmed Awad El Sayed Ahmed, Mohammed S. Obaidat Regular Paper 1. BCHED -- Energy Balanced Sub-Round Local Topology Management for Wireless Sensor Network ............................385 Wei Zhang, Naixue Xiong, Laurence T. Yang, Gangmin Jia, Jilin Zhang 2. An Asynchronous Duty Cycle Adjustment MAC Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks ...............................................395 Yu-Chia Chang, Jehn-Ruey Jiang, Jang-Ping Sheu 3. Improvement on a Smart Card Based Password Authentication Scheme ...........................................................................405 Debiao He, Jianhua Chen, Jin Hu 4. Practical Remote Mutual Authentication with Key Agreement Scheme for Mobile Devices on Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem ......................................................................................................................................................................411 Shuhua Wu, Fei Kang, Qiong Pu 5. Service Protocol Adaptability Assessment for Supporting Mediated Service Interactions ................................................419 ZhangBing Zhou, Lei Shu, Jianwei Niu 6. A Simple Keystroke Dynamics-Based Authentication System Using Means
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