Browsing by Author "McGregor, Anthony James"

• Automatic application object migration in sensor networks 

  Hunkin, Paul; McGregor, Anthony James (IEEE, 2010)

  Object migration in wireless sensor networks has the potential to reduce energy consumption for a wireless sensor network mesh. Automated migration reduces the need for the programmer to perform manual static analysis to ...

  

• Block-Based Distributed File Systems 

  McGregor, Anthony James (The University of Waikato, 1997)

  Distributed file systems have become popular because they allow information to be shared be between computers in a natural way. A distributed file system often forms a central building block in a distributed system. Currently ...

  

• A comparison of system monitoring methods, passive network monitoring and kernel instrumentation 

  Moore, A.W.; McGregor, Anthony James; Breen, J.W. (ACM, 1996)

  This paper presents the comparison of two methods of system monitoring, passive network monitoring and kernel instrumentation. The comparison is made on the basis of passive network monitoring being used as a replacement ...

  

• Design of a processor to support the teaching of computer systems 

  Pearson, Murray W.; Armstrong, Dean Andrew; McGregor, Anthony James (IEEE, 2002)

  Teaching computer systems, including computer architecture, assembly language programming and operating system implementation, is a challenging occupation. At the University of Waikato this is made doubly true because we ...

  

• Distributed OpenGL Rendering in Network Bandwidth Constrained Environments 

  Neal, Braden; Hunkin, Paul; McGregor, Anthony James (European Association for Computer Graphics, 2011)

  Display walls made from multiple monitors are often used when very high resolution images are required. To utilise a display wall, rendering information must be sent to each computer that the monitors are connect to. The ...

  

• Distributed Operating Systems on Wireless Sensor Networks 

  Hunkin, Paul Wade (University of Waikato, 2017)

  This thesis proposes the use of traditional distributed operating system and distributed systems techniques that are adapted and applied to the wireless sensor network domain. These techniques are applied to the creation ...

  

• Security Analysis of the Evolved Packet Core for LTE Networks 

  Wadsworth, Simon Oliver (University of Waikato, 2013)

  Originally cellular networks handled calls and short messages only. Today, this has been extended to handle packet data services. However now the world is moving towards an entirely IP based mobile service based on LTE and ...

  

• Improving the Evaluation of Network Anomaly Detection Using a Data Fusion Approach 

  Löf, Andreas (University of Waikato, 2013)

  Currently, the evaluation of network anomaly detection methods is often not repeatable. It is difficult to ascertain if different implementations of the same methods have the same performance or the relative performance ...

  

• Development of wireless network planning software for rural community use 

  Bartels, Samuel James (University of Waikato, 2012)

  Rural New Zealand has poor access to broadband Internet. The CRCnet project at the University of Waikato identified point-to-point wireless technology as an appropriate solution, and built networks for rural communities. ...

  

• Hidden Terminal Detection in Wide-Area 802.11 Wireless Networks 

  Raynel, Scott McKenzie (University of Waikato, 2012)

  The hidden terminal problem is an important issue in wireless networks based on the CSMA medium access control scheme. Hidden terminals pose a complex challenge to network operators trying to identify the underlying cause ...

  

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