Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice
by Chih-Lin I, Guanding Yu, Shuangfeng Han, Geoffrey Ye Li
This book provides a thorough exploration of green and software-defined wireless networks, transitioning from theoretical concepts to practical applications. It examines sustainable architectures, resource efficiency, and innovative networking paradigms essential for future wireless systems. Ideal for professionals in telecommunications and engineering.
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Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice offers a comprehensive examination of sustainable wireless technologies. Authored by experts Chih-Lin I, Guanding Yu, Shuangfeng Han, and Geoffrey Ye Li, it addresses the evolution of network architectures toward energy efficiency and flexibility.
The book delves into the theoretical underpinnings of software-defined networking (SDN) and its application in reducing environmental impact. It covers key concepts in wireless communications, emphasizing resource optimization and innovative paradigms.
From foundational models to real-world deployments, readers gain insights into practical strategies for implementing green wireless solutions. The text highlights the synergy between SDN and green initiatives to enhance network performance and sustainability.
This resource serves as a vital guide for researchers, engineers, and practitioners seeking to advance eco-friendly wireless technologies in modern infrastructures.
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