Hai Le Vu

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2014
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Abolfazl Nazari, Philip Branch, Jason But, Hai Le Vu:
UPTIME: an IMS-based mobility framework for next generation mobile networks. Wirel. Networks 20(7): 1967-1979 (2014)
2013
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Adam Malcontenti-Wilson, Hai Le Vu, Peter Cadusch, Philip Branch, Hans van Lint, Serge P. Hoogendoorn:
Exploring urban traffic flow dynamics. ITSC 2013: 35-40
2012
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Abolfazl Nazari, Jason But, Philip Branch, Hai Le Vu:
PRIME: Pre-registration for IMS Mobility Enhancement. ICME 2012: 920-924
2011
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Kevin O. Stoeckigt, Hai Le Vu, Philip Branch:
Dynamic codec with priority for voice over IP in WLAN. MMSys 2011: 199-210
2010
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Abolfazl Nazari, Philip Branch, Jason But, Hai Le Vu:
Conservative Soft Handoff for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks. WCNC 2010: 1-6

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