MARMALADeS (MARS): Multicast and Resource Management for Large-Scale Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks

Principal Investigator (PI): Ahmed Helmy
Electrical Engineering - Systems
University of Southern California (USC)


This project investigates problems of designing and analyzing new efficient architectures and protocols for multicast and resource management/discovery in large-scale ad hoc and sensor (wireless mobile) networks.
This effort is currently being undertaken at the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of Southern California (USC), and is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award 0134650 to Ahmed Helmy for "Adaptive Architecture for Multicast Service Support in Large-Scale Mobile Ad Hoc Networks: Design and Evaluation Framework".
Also, a very related project "Efficient Provisioning for Services in Large-scale Wireless-Wired Networks" by Ahmed Helmy has recently been funded by Intel. Another related project "Wireless Mobile and Distributed Networking System for Efficient Aircraft Engine Inspection and Maintenance" has recently been funded by Pratt & Whitney UTC Institute for Collaborative Engineering (PWICE) [by Ahmed Helmy in collaboration with USC/IMSC].



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