Y-Comm: a global architecture for heterogeneous networking

Authors:
Glenford E. Mapp;Fatema Shaikh;David Cottingham;Jon Crowcroft;Javier Baliosian
Affiliations:
Middlesex University, London;Middlesex University, London;University of Cambridge, Cambridge;University of Cambridge, Cambridge;Network Management Research Centre, Ericsson Ireland
Venue:
WICON '07 Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Wireless internet
Year:
2007

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Abstract

In the near future mobile devices with several interfaces will become commonplace. Most of the peripheral networks using the Internet will therefore employ wireless technology. To provide support for these devices, this paper proposes a new framework which encompasses the functions of both peripheral and core networks. The framework is called Y-Comm and is defined in a layered manner like the OSI model.