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2005 International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing Proceedings 2005 International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing http://www.whu. edu. cn/WCNM2005 September 23-26, 2005 Wuhan, China Sponsor Wuhan University, China Technical Co-Sponsors IEEE Communication Society IEEE Beijing Branch Chinese Institute of Electronics Virginia Tech. Host The International School of Software Engineering, Wuhan University IEEE Wuhan University COMMUNICATIONS I SOCIETY TIB/UB Hannover 89 126 162 522 Improved Concurrent Constant Modulus Algorithm and Soft Decision Directed Algorithm Based on Fractionally Spaced Equalization 619 Zhensu Lu, Mingqiu Han, Tongfeng Zhang, Juan Du, Shi Huang Partial Parallel Interference Cancellation for Multi-carrier DS-CDMA 623 Guoxiong Xu, Liangcai Gan RTS Threshold Self-tuning Algorithm Based on Delay Analysis on 802.11 DCF 627 Liang Zhang, Yantai Shu Apply FASTICA to Smart Antenna Technology in Wireless Communications Systems 631 Weihua Luo, Yunlian Sun Expanded Subspace Approaches for Multiuser Detection for CDMA Multipath Frequency Selective Fading Channels 635 H. Zhou, W.L. Woo, B.S. Sharif Subspace Based Blind Multiuser Detection for Asynchronous MC-CDMA Systems 639 Lili Lin Application of a Genetic Algorithm to Hopfield Network Multi-user Detection 644 Ying Zhang, Hongli Liu, Fei Kuang, Jia Chen Wavelet Transform and Genetic Algorithm Based Multiuser Detectors for Asynchronous CDMA 648 Lili Lin The Performance of STBC Coded MIMO-OFDM System Based on Turbo Product Codes 653 Yejun He, Guangxi Zhu, Bijun Zhang, Zhenming Zhang, Xia Li RBLIND Multiuser Detection for DS-CDMA Systems with Signature Mismatch 657 Haihong Tao, Tao Su, Ling Wang The Research on Precoding in Filtered Multitone Modulation 661 Qiaoyun Sun, Zhenming Gao AHGAPIC Multi-user Detector for Dual Rate W-CDMA Systems 665 Liang-fang Ni, Sidan Du Volume II Networking Realistic Radio Range Irregularity Model and its Impact on Localization for Wireless Sensor Networks 669 SaadBiaz, YimingJi, Bing Qi, Shaoen Wu End-to-end Based QoS Provisioning in All-IP Network 674 See Leng Ng, Simon Hoh, Devinder Singh, Fang Liang Lim, Dave Wisely, Muthu Singaram Ant Routing Algorithm for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks Based on Adaptive Improvement 678 Yuan-yuan Zeng, Yan-xiang He A New AODV Based Clustering Routing Protocol 682 Kai Zheng, Neng Wang, Ai-fangLiu Virtual Destination based Geographic Routing in Ad Hoc Mobile Networks 686 Yu Xu Peng, Li Jun Zhang An Active Source Routing Protocol for Ad Hoc Networks 690 Xiongwei Ren, Hongyuan Wang Throughput Analysis of IEEE 802.11 DCF over Correlated Fading Channel in MANET 694 YongXi, Ji-Bo Wei, Zhao-Wen Zhuang Ant Based Core-extraction Routing Protocol on Ad Hoc Wireless Networks 698 Yanxiang He, Weidong Wen, Hui Jin, Haowen Liu xu A Novel Cross-layer Routing Scheme of Ad Hoc Networks with Multi-rate Mechanism 701 Guangsong Yang, Mingbo Xiao, Huihuang Chen, Yan Yao Hotspot Clustering for Ad Hoc Network 705 Xu Jing, Jing Zhang Bridge Nodes Based Secure OLSR 710 Fan Hong, Cai Fu, Liang Hong, Jing Chen A Stable Clustering Formation in Mobile Ad Hoc Network 714 Yanlei Shang, Shiduan Cheng A Security Enhanced AODV Routing Protocol Based on the Credence Mechanism 719 Liu Jun, Li Zhe, Lin Dan, Liu Ye Performance Analysis of Multi-path Routing in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks 723 Hui Wang, Ke Ma, Nenghai Yu Dynamic Trust Evaluation Based Routing Model for Ad Hoc Networks 727 Wei Guo, Zhongwei Xiong, Zhitang Li Similar Node-disjoint Multi-paths Routing in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks 731 Wuping Xu, Puliu Yan, Delin Xia An Entropy-based Model to Support QoS Multicast Routing Optimization Algorithm for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 735 Baolin Sun, Layuan Li, Hua Chen Disjoint Multi-path QoS Routing in Ad Hoc Networks 739 Yuan Li, XinMeng Chen, Dan Yu An Adaptive Load-balancing Approach for Ad Hoc Networks 743 YuHua Yuan, HuiMin Chen, Min Jia Cluster Based Routing in Bluetooth Ad-hoc Network 747 Zhang Jian, Zhang Fei, Wang Bin A Power-saving Routing Algorithm Based on Ant Algorithm in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 753 Li-Shan Sun, Xiao-Jun Zhang A RED Based Minimum Energy Routing Algorithm for Wireless Ad-hoc Networks 757 Xinyu Jin, Wenyu Cai, Yu Zhang A Novel Energy-efficient Algorithm in Weight-different Ad Hoc Wireless Network 762 Feng Jiao, Guiming He An Analytical Evaluation on the Performance of Heterogeneous Ad Hoc Networks 765 Xin Li, Bo Hu, Yuehui Jin, Shanzhi Chen An Enhanced Reactive Dynamic Source Routing Algorithm Applied to Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 771 Fuzhe Zhao, Xiaoli Zhan, Yuan Yao, Benshun Yi A New On-demand Routing Algorithm Based on Nodes Locations for MANET 776 Xiaozong Yang, Renfa Li, Kenli Li, Yanyan Liu A Position Information Based Algorithm of Routing Maintenance for Dynamic Source Routing 782 Gexin Peng, Shengli Xie, Yinglie Cao A Route Reliability Algorithm for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 787 Zhigang Hu, Rong Hu.Hao Ma A Novel Ad Hoc Routing Protocol Research Based on Mobility Prediction Algorithm 791 L.M. Meng, JX. Zang, W.H. Fu, Z.J. Xu Adaptive Gateway Discovery Scheme for Connecting Mobile Ad Hoc Networks to the Internet 795 Bin Shen, Bingxin Shi, Bo Li, Zhonggong Hu, Li Zou xiu The Analyze and Improve TCP Performance using a DSR Route Protocol Based on Signal Strength 800 Ye Bin, Hu Gu Yu Multi-transceiver Based MAC Protocol for IEEE 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks 804 Changchun Xu, Yanyi Xu, Jingdong Gao, Jun Zhou A Power-saving Protocol for Ad Hoc Networks 808 Ning Li, Yan Xu, Sheng-li Xie A Novel Multi-channel based Framework for Wireless IEEE 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks 812 Changchun Xu, Kezhong Liu, Yong Yuan, Gan Liu Performance evaluation of Ad Hoc Networks Based on SPN 816 Lin Chen, Chang-jun Jiang, Yu Fang, Lei Liu The Impact of TCP Segment Size and Routing Change on Congestion Control Protocol Performance in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 820 Changqing Gong, Qinghui Wang, Guangxing Wang The Comparsion of Performances when WCDMA and HSDPA Coexist in Two Different Environments 824 Pei Li, Weiling Wu A Study on the Pieces on Seed for Mobile Peer-to-peer File Sharing Applications 829 JiuJun Cheng, XiaoPeng Lv, KuiFei Yu, Jian Ma A Solution for Supporting QoS in Web Server Cluster 834 ZhiXiong, Puliu Yan The Research of the Implement of UMTS QOS DIFFSERV on IXP2400 840 Kai Peng, Tian Ping Deng, YiMin Lu A Fuzzy Call Admission Control Scheme in Cellular Multimedia Networks 844 YufengMa, Xiulin Hu, Yunyu Zhang, Erdun Zhao On the Capacity Region of Wireless Relay Networks 848 Qin-yun Dai, Xiu-lin Hu QoS Alternate Path for Multicast 853 Yaping Deng, Shirong Dong A Fair Admission Control Scheme for Multimedia Wireless Network 859 ShengXu, BuGongXu Analysis of Real-time Communication System with Queuing Priority 863 Yunbo Wu, Zhishu Li, Zhihua Chen, Yunhai Wu, Li Wang, Tun Lu Performance of a Queuing Model with Pareto Input Traffic for Wireless Network Nodes 867 Ming Xie, Wu Ye, SuHi Feng, HuiSong Throughput Enhancement in WiMax Mesh Networks using Concurrent Transmission 871 Jian Tao, Fuqiang Liu, Zhihui Zeng, Zhangxi Lin Sensors Deployment in Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks 875 Yu Liu, Yu-mei Wang, Hui-min Zhang On Connectivity for Wireless Sensor Networks Localization 879 Kezhong Liu, Shu Wang, YongqingJi, Xing Yang, FupingHu A Robust Location Algorithm with Biased Extended Kalman Filtering of TDOA Data for Wireless Sensor Networks 883 Hongyang Chen, Ping Deng, Yongjun Xu, Xiaowei Li The Multi-scale Spatio-temporal Redundancy Information Reduction Based on Lift Scheme in Wireless Sensor Network 887 Tao Sun, Deshi Li, Zheng Fu, Xianxiu Tang xiv Behavior and Performance Improvement of TCP Vegas in LEO Satellite Networks 891 Ming Gu, Jun Zhang Subnets Based Distributed Data-centric Hierarchical Ant Routing for Sensor Networks 895 Zhi-jun Xie, Hong Chen, Lei Wang Energy-aware Location-aided Multicast Routing in Sensor Networks 901 Wentao Zhang, Xiaohua Jia, Chuanhe Huang, Yan Yang An Energy Efficient Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks... 905 Hongju Cheng, Xiaohua Jia Base-station Driven Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks 911 Deshi Li, Jing Zhong, Jian Chen, Tao Sun MAEC: A Movement-assisted Energy Conserving Method in Event Driven Wireless Sensor Networks 915 Ming Zhao, Zhigang Chen, Xiaoheng Deng, Lianming Zhang, Anfeng Liu, Guosheng Huang Low Power Processor Design for Wireless Sensor Network Applications 921 Yongjun Xu, Lingyi Liu, Peifu Shen, Tao Lv, Xiaowei Li An Efficient Energy Distribution Scheme in Sensor Networks 925 Xu Du, Linfeng Yuan, Zongkai Yang, Wenqing Cheng, Qifei Zhang Inter-query Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks 930 Xiaowei Zhang, Xiaohai Yu, Xiangqun Chen Probabilistic Time Synchronization in Wireless Sensor Networks 934 F. Zhang, G. Y. Deng Mixed Type Logical Topology for Wireless Sensor Networks 939 Zuzhi Fan, Qingchun Yu, HuaiBei Zhou Improvement of Fast Retransmission Algorithm over GPRS Network 943 Huaibei Zhou, Zhen Liu Lightweight and Energy Efficient Time Synchronization for Sensor Networks 947 Mingxia Xu, Minjian Zhao, Shiju Li ANovel Selection Approach for Replicated Multicast Servers using Genetic Algorithm 951 Qin Liu, Chanle Wu Performance Analysis of Call Admission Control Scheme for Voice-data Integration on Mobile Communication System 956 Wen-bin Gong The Improved RCT Approach for Multi-cell Coverage Prediction and Early Results 960 Zhe Wang, Jisheng Xu, Yuhao Wang Accurate Geometrical Analysis of Sector Dwell Time Distribution 964 Yang Jing, Zufan Zhang Throughput-based and Power-based Load Control in HSUPA 969 Meng Zhang, Tao Chen, Jiancun Hu Improved Pilot Power Adjustment for Load
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