ترجمه ی مقاله ی Using Game Theory for Radio Resource Management of RRC Layer in LTE-A

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استفاده از نظریه ی بازی به منظور مدیریت منابع رادیوییِ لایه ی RRC در LTE-A

چکیده 

مدیریت منابع رادیویی، یکی از موضوعات مهمِ فن آوری های اصلیِ LTE-A، به خصوص در لایه ی RRC (کنترل منابع رادیویی) است. اکثر طرح های مدیریت منابع رادیویی، تنها بخشی از منبع رادیویی را در نظر می گیرند، نه تمام عملکرد سیستم را. اخیراً، تئوری بازی، به یک ابزار مفید در زمینه ی تحقیقاتیِ مدیریت منابع رادیویی تبدیل شده است. با توجه به 3GPP، در این مقاله، بر چگونگیِ تعریفِ مدیریت منابع رادیویی در لایه ی RRC، به عنوان یک بازی، تمرکز می کنیم و به ارائه ی مفهوم "کاربران دسترسی مجازی" می پردازیم، که به توضیح محیط ارتباطات بیسیم کمک می کند. تئوری بازی به منظور بهبودِ عملکردِ کلی لایه ی RRC در LTE-A به کار می رود. به طور دقیق تر، در بازی، ابتدا، مشخصه های RAC (کنترل دستیابیِ رادیویی) و RBC (کنترل حامل رادیویی) بررسی می شوند. دوم، تابع مطلوبیت (بازده) بازی، جهتِ تعادل کاربران واقعی و "کاربران دستیابی مجازی" را ایجاد نمودیم. سوم، بهترین راه حل بازی حاصل می شود، و مناسب بودن آن قابل اثبات است. با استفاده از شبیه سازی های کامپیوتری، عملکرد طرح پیشنهادی را بررسی می کنیم و نتایج شبیه سازی خود را مورد تجزیه و تحلیل قرار می دهیم.

کلمات کلیدی – نظریه ی بازی، مدیریت منابع رادیویی، RRC، RAC، RBC، LTE-A

Abstract

The radio resource management is one of the important contents of the core key technologies of L TE-A, especially in the RRC (Radio Resource Control) layer. Most radio resource management schemes only consider part of the radio resource, but not the overall system performance. Recently, game theory has become a useful tool in the research on radio resource management. According to the 3GPP, in this article, we focus on how to define the radio resource management in the RRC layer as a game and present the concept of "virtual access users", which helps to describe the wireless communication environment. Game theory is used to improve the overall

performance of RRC layer in L TE-A. To be more specific, in the game, first, the characteristics of RAC (Radio Access Control) and RBC (Radio Bearer Control) are analyzed. Second, we created utility function of the game to balance real users and the "virtual access users". Third, the best solution of the game is reached, and proved to be reasonable. By computer simulations, we investigate the performance of proposed scheme and analyze our simulation results.

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نام ژورنال و سال انتشار:
14th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology (ICACT), 2012

فایل های ضمیمه: اصل مقاله ی انگلیسی + فایل Word ترجمه ی فارسی

منبع: IEEE Xplore

مقاله با عنوان Information Sharing and Supply Chain Management

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مقله با عنوان Information Sharing and Supply Chain Management به صورت کامل و با فرمت پی دی اف

چکیده:

Information sharing is not just a concept but could be considered as a computable construct which helps to improve supply chain performance. This paper reviews information sharing within supply chain management literature. Based on the reviewed papers, the literature is categorized into four main classes: “information sharing and supply chain performance”, “critical parameters in information sharing”, “information sharing models” and “information sharing evaluation models”. Advantages and restrictions of the presented papers in each category are discussed and finally a list of issues requiring further researches is highlighted.

اختصاصی از نیک فایل A novel consumer-centric card management architecture and potential security issues دانلود با لینک مستقیم و پر سرعت .

A novel consumer-centric card management architecture and potential security issues

ژورنال:Information Sciences

سال:November 2015

قیمت اصلی:37.95$

Abstract

Multi-application smart card technology has gained momentum due to the Near Field Communication (NFC) and smart phone revolution. Enabling multiple applications from different application providers on a single smart card is not a new concept. Multi-application smart cards have been around since the late 1990s; however, uptake was severely limited. NFC has recently reinvigorated the multi-application initiative and this time around a number of innovative deployment models are proposed. Such models include Trusted Service Manager (TSM), User Centric Smart Card Ownership Model (UCOM) and GlobalPlatform Consumer-Centric Model (GP-CCM). In this paper, we discuss two of the most widely accepted and deployed smart card management architectures in the smart card industry: GlobalPlatform and Multos. We explain how these architectures do not fully comply with the UCOM and GP-CCM. We then describe our novel flexible consumer-centric card management architecture designed specifically for the UCOM and GP-CCM frameworks, along with ways of integrating the TSM model into the proposed card management architecture. Finally, we discuss four new security issues inherent to any architecture in this context along with the countermeasures for our proposed architecture.

Keywords

• Smart card, GlobalPlatform, Java Card, Multos, User centric smart cards,
• Card management architecture

ترجمه کتاب Management Information system تالیف James A.o'Brien و George M.markas

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مقاله ارزشمند راهبردهای مدیریت ایمنی با ترجمه روان فارسی (SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)

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فهرست مطالب این مقاله ارزشمند (شامل 88 صفحه مقاله اصلی)عبارتند از :

1 Definitions 4

2 About the Guidelines 6

3 CSU Management of OHS 6

1. 1 Introduction 6
2. 2 Safety Culture and Commitment 9

Safety Culture 9

Commitment to Safety Culture 9

Maintaining a Positive Safety Culture 9

Aim of a Safety Culture 10

Commitment and Policy 10

1. 3 Reporting Structures and Approach 11
2. 4 Budgeting and Cost Centres 13
3. 5 Management and Advisory Committees 13

Environment and Safety Management Committee (ESMC) 13

Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) 13

Radiation Safety Committee 13

Biosafety Committee 13

Critical Response Group 13

Campus OHS Committees 14

Campus Watch 14

1. 6 Emergency Planning and Control 14

Concept 14

Overview of Australian Standard 14

CSU Current Position 14

Identification of Wardens 15

Strategy for Implementation 15

Critical Incident Management 15

1. 7 Workers Compensation and Injury Management 17

Early Return to Work 17

Workers Compensation Management 17

Policy 17

Injury Management and Return to Work Program 17

Return to Work Coordinators and Role 17

Case Management 18

Suitable Duties 19

Claims Management 20

Disputes 21

Premiums and Allocation 21

1. 8 First Aid Management 21

Provision of First Aid 21

Management of First Aid 22

Incident Reporting 22

Notification of Accidents to WorkCover NSW 22

1. 9 Recruitment 23

Duties and Duty Statements 24

Non Managerial Staff 24

CSU Safety Management Guidelines

Page 2 Getting there by being aware and taking care!

Supervisory Staff 24

Managers 24

Executive Staff 24

Pre-employment Medicals 24

OHS Induction 25

1. 10 Risk Management 26

OHS Risk Management 26

Standards 26

Principles of OHS Risk Management 27

What are the OHS Benefits of Managing Risk? 27

CSU's OHS Risk Management System 27

Risk Context 28

Identifying Hazards 28

Assessing OHS Risks 30

Controlling OHS Risks 31

Measuring Control Effectiveness 34

Making Improvements 35

Integrating into the Safety Management System 35

OHS Risk Management Documentation 35

1. 11 Management Information System (MIS) 35

Principles 35

1. 12 Performance Management 36

Principles 36

Awards and Agreements 36

Performance Indicators 36

Negative Performance Indicators 36

Injuries and Illness Reports 36

Workers Compensation Costs 37

Positive Performance Indicators 37

Management Performance Indicators 37

Operational Performance Indicators 37

1. 13 Record Keeping 38

Principles 38

Controlled Documents 40

Document Information 40

Document Review 40

Version Numbering 40

Document History and Version Control Records 41

Amendments 41

Amendment of Policy 41

Administrative Amendment 41

1. 14 Internal and Externa l Reporting 41

Internal 41

External 42

Mandatory Notification of Incidents to WorkCover NSW 42

4 Unit OHS Management System 43

1. 1 Introduction 43
2. 2 Unit OHS Management Structures 43
3. 3 Commitment 46
4. 4 Consultation 46

Legislative Requirement for OHS Consultation 47

CSU Safety Management Guidelines

Page 3 Getting there by being aware and taking care!

Reference: OHS Act Sections 13 to 15, Code of Practice

Sections 2 and 3 47

Application to Cost Centre Management 47

OHS Consultation Statement 48

Purpose of OHS Consultation Statement 48

Consultation with Staff 49

Campus OHS Committee 49

OHS Consultation Statement 49

1. 5 Communication and OHS Groups 50
2. 6 OHS Policies and Guidelines 50
3. 7 Responsibility and Accountability 51
4. 8 Duty Statements and Position Descriptions 53
5. 9 Performance Agreements 53
6. 10 Recruitment 53
7. 11 Risk Management 54
8. 12 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) 60
9. 13 Contractors 60
10. 14 Off-Site Work 61

General 61

Working from Home 61

1. 15 Safe Systems 62
2. 16 Incident Management 62
3. 17 Post-Incident Management 63
4. 18 Injury Management 64
5. 19 Information, Instruction and Training 65
6. 20 Record Keeping 67

Reports from Units 69

Incident Reports for Staff 69

Incident Reports for Students 69

Mandatory Notification of Incidents 69

Workplace Inspections 70

OHS Action Plans 70

1. 21 Cycle of Continuous Improvement 70

5 Development of Specific OHS Programs 74

1. 1 Introduction 74
2. 2 Determining Needs 75
3. 3 Planning and Setting Standards 75
4. 4 Implementation 76
5. 5 Performance Measurement and Evaluation 77
6. 6 Review and Improvement 78
7. 7 An Integrated Approach 78

6 Diagram List 79

7 Checklists 79

8 Tables 86

9 Publications and References 86

10 Acknowledgments 87