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  • Mechanisms Coordination in Time-Sensitive Networking
    Motivation Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) is an evolving set of standards for reliable real-time ethernet communication. It's possible to deploy current or future TSN mechanisms on hardware switching devices for reliable Ethernet communication. The Co-existence of multiple... Open Theses
    Tutor: Gärtner
  • Opportunistic Routing in Time-Critical Wireless Networks
    Motivation A time-critical application of WSN is early warning of flash floods. In such a network, measurements must reach the sink within a certain deadline to be useful for early warning applications. Traditional routing is often based on single metrics, such as expected d... Open Theses
    Tutor: Becker
  • Learning to Communicate for Service Placement
    Motivation Optimal scaling and placement of services in the network is very challenging. To achieve a good Quality of Service (QoS), latency-critical services should be placed close to the users, e.g. on the edge. However, resources on the edge are limited and users might mo... Open Theses
    Tutor: Weil
  • Analysis of Control Plane Traffic in Heterogeneous 5G Networks
    Motivation In 5G networks, the functionality of the network can be distributed among different components and software functions. Disaggregation of the Radio Access Network and the service based architecture (SBA) of the core network enable open interfaces between virtualize... Open Theses
    Tutor: Wernet
  • Increasing vehicle’s perception in adverse conditions
    Motivation Autonomous vehicles require a high level of environmental awareness. To detect and track objects, the vehicle first gathers data about the nearby surroundings using its onboard sensors (e.g., camera, lidar, radar). Then it preprocesses raw sensor data (e.g., size... Open Theses
    Tutor: Khalil
  • Accelerating Big Data Analytics using Heterogeneous Resources
    Motivation Internet of Things describes a new world of heterogeneous objects such as sensors, smartphones, actuators etc, which intelligently interacts and communicate with each other and offer a better quality of life. With the increase of these objects, the data volume is... Open Theses
    Tutor: Agnihotri
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