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A framework of economic traffic management employing self-organization overlay mechanisms

Oechsner et al., 2008

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18076615032875742696
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Oechsner S
Soursos S
Papafili I
Hossfeld T
Stamoulis G
Stiller B
Callejo M
Staehle D
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International Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems

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Applications based on overlays have become very popular, due to the separation they provide and the improvement of perceived QoS by the end-user. Recent studies show that overlays have a significant impact on the traffic management and the expenditures of the …
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