DocumentCode
1522463
Title
Service discovery in DEAPspace
Author
Nidd, Michael
Author_Institution
IBM Res. Div., Zurich, Switzerland
Volume
8
Issue
4
fYear
2001
fDate
8/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
39
Lastpage
45
Abstract
The DEAPspace group at IBM Research, Zurich Lab is developing a system in which services can be shared between proximate devices. The target environment is single-hop short-range wireless systems, and the solution must offer prompt responsiveness for transient devices. In this article, the service discovery algorithm is presented. Through this new algorithm, a computing device can detect the presence of neighboring devices, share configuration and service information with those devices, and also notice when devices become unavailable. Targeted for wireless ad hoc single-hop networks, this solution improves the responsiveness of devices to changes in their environments. The effectiveness of this algorithm is demonstrated through comparison with others that achieve similar goals, considering the responsiveness to changes in the local environment, power consumption, and bandwidth requirement of devices
Keywords
packet radio networks; portable computers; protocols; wireless LAN; CDMA signal; DEAPspace group; IBM Research; Zurich Lab; computing device; configuration information; device bandwidth; local environment; packet forwarding; portable computers; power consumption; resource sharing; service discovery algorithm; service discovery protocols; service information; single-hop short-range wireless systems; transient devices; wireless LAN; wireless ad hoc single-hop networks; Access protocols; Ad hoc networks; Computer networks; Frequency; Intelligent networks; Mobile ad hoc networks; Multicast protocols; Network servers; Portable computers; Resource management;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Personal Communications, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1070-9916
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/98.944002
Filename
944002
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