Fabio Ricciato

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2009
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Danilo Valerio, Tobias Witek, Fabio Ricciato, René Pilz, Werner Wiedermann:
Road traffic estimation from cellular network monitoring: A hands-on investigation. PIMRC 2009: 3035-3039
2006
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Fabio Ricciato, Philipp Svoboda, Johannes Motz, Wolfgang Fleischer, M. Sedlak, Martin Karner, René Pilz, Peter Romirer-Maierhofer, Eduard Hasenleithner, W. Jäger, P. Krüger, Francesco Vacirca, Markus Rupp:
Traffic monitoring and analysis in 3G networks: lessons learned from the METAWIN project. Elektrotech. Informationstechnik 123(7-8): 288-296 (2006)
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Fabio Ricciato, René Pilz, Eduard Hasenleithner:
Measurement-Based Optimization of a 3G Core Network: A Case Study. NEW2AN 2006: 70-82
2005
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Francesco Vacirca, Fabio Ricciato, René Pilz:
Large-scale RTT measurements from an operational UMTS/GPRS network. WICON 2005: 190-197

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