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Nuzzo, Fabrizio. "Analisi e progettazione di architetture private cloud per servizi di push notification verso dispositivi mobile". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/4491/.
Texto completoLazzarini, Margherita. "Progettazione e realizzazione di servizi e applicativi con architettura REST in ambito sanitario". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/7900/.
Texto completoMussoni, Massimo. "Analisi delle vasche di prima pioggia e laminazione a servizio delle aree urbane". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2010. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/1303/.
Texto completoVARI, MARCO. "Evoluzione delle architetture di rete e dei servizi per un carrier in un ambiente full ip". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/203500.
Texto completoIn the past, innovative services, although disruptive both in terms of technological and social effects (e.g., Skype), did not require particular modifications to the network infrastructures. With the advent of the new Internet TV and the increasing importance of Cloud applications such situation is destined to rapidly change, and currently the need to introduce some new service paradigms in the networks is “hot” topic. Both citizen and business needs are constantly changing and require services to be pervasive and adaptive to the actual environment (context awareness). Therefore, services must be accessed through fixed and mobile networks and both in indoor and in outdoor environments, on different terminals (e.g., connected TV, smartphone, tablet), as well as on multiple terminals simultaneously (multi-screen). In addition, individuals have growing needs to create new contents, to move them to the Cloud, and to interact with them. Therefore, they are progressively changing their role from passive “eye-balls” to creative actors. So the new paradigms of modern services such as Internet TV and Cloud computing pose important requirements on service performance and, more specifically, on the characteristics of the network connectivity. Cloud paradigms require (almost) symmetrical bandwidth and very high reliability: such requirements are driving the Telcos to create services with new characteristics also to improve their offerings. For example at transport networks level, cloud and content providers could benefit from the possibility to dynamically change their available bandwidth, to support different sessions such as “interactive” (with low data rate) and “non interactive” (with very high data rate). This need induces the new paradigm of Bandwidth on Demand (BoD) to be introduced in the transport network. Clearly, SDN (Software Defined Network) and Virtualization solutions are the best candidates to support such challenging changes in the transport network. New video and Cloud services also require that the network is capable of dynamically providing E2E (End to End) Quality of Service (QoS), at least in terms of low latency, jitter, and packet loss, according to the customer’s real-time demand. They also require the network to be able to interwork with third-party service platforms, allowing the Telco to act as a service enabler, so placing itself actively at the center of the relationship between the final customer and the OTT (Over-the-Top). Moreover the sustainability of the Internet ecosystem in the presence of increasing traffic volumes, changing traffic patterns and new service requirements, implies a new technical-economic approach aiming at: – extracting value out of the IP core, ensuring quality in the delivery of valuable traffic categories, in order to meet the user’s Quality of Experience (QoE) expectation; – enabling new business models that can properly leverage on both OTTs assets (i.e., applications and contents) and Telcos assets (i.e., network infrastructures, end-users relationship and control). QoE has been introduced as a subjective indicator of the customer’s experiences that resume the overall satisfaction on a specific service. According to this scenario, in this Thesis I investigate two different solutions proposed to optimize the business proposition for an international carrier, and for an access network provider, respectively. The first proposal analyzes the set up of a new BoD service designed to enable international carrier’s customers (or their applications) to dynamically increase their bandwidth in real time. The analysis was performed starting from the modeling of a meaningful portion of the Telecom Italia Sparkle (TIS) worldwide network. The network model has been created as part of the Thesis work out of the actual TIS European network, taking into account today’s operative POPs locations and IP platforms, and then modeling the optical network infrastructure. Initially, the full cost Capex (capital expenditure) was calculated to assess the economic relationship existing between the different network components. Then, some measurement campaigns were performed within the TIS selected network portion to estimate the data traffic patterns. With the measurements that were collected it was possible to establish a model for traffic patterns also evidencing that currently about 25% of traffic in Europe is still generated from the USA. The examination of actual traffic data also allowed the model to introduce a classification of the customers based on their different traffic profiles: “Content” which present unbalanced traffic with out/in ratio = 3:1, “ISP” with out/in traffic ratio 1:3 and “Mixed Bussines” with balanced traffic. Starting from previous results collected in the work, a technical and economic model for the BoD service was created: such service plans to dynamically increase the available bandwidth for a limited period over the time and over a pre-existing connection. The Principal/Agent model was adopted as a model, where Carrier efforts are the observables in a context of uncertain network conditions. Results show that the increase of bandwidth could result in an economic loss for the Carrier operator if no precautions are taken in setting the service price, also considering the network status: moving to a larger bandwidth is more costly when the network has a higher load. With regard to the second scenario considered, i.e. the access network solution, new services (both fixed and mobile) impose stronger requirements including the need for high QoE levels both in terms of content fruition and content composition, i.e., enabling new communication paradigms that integrate multimedia messaging, voice and video communications within a single service logic. In addition, they must allow new usage modalities (in particular, service fruition while on the move, on multi-device platforms, as well as in a multi-screen mode), and high performance (e.g., throughput up to 20Mpbs for 4K video streaming, very low download time of web pages, integrity and fluidity of the video content, high reliability of Cloud computing services, etc.). To ensure high-level subjective QoE for demanding services such as video streaming some important issues need to be taken into account. The relationship between QoS and QoE provides the general framework for the analysis. Here the main technical parameters to be considered are RTT (Round Trip Time) and packet loss, that determine the actually delivered service throughput.1 1 This is the fundamental indicator for the performance of the transport protocol (TCP) which is prevailing in the network (about 90%) for most of the applications. 9 In the past, Internet research has been mostly devoted to evaluating the impact of QoS levels on multimedia services. QoS functionalities (such as packet priorities, network resource reservations, etc...) are necessary to ensure the proper network functioning and service management. However, QoS is not enough to ensure QoE, as some additional network KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) limit the application throughput. To guarantee the required QoE level, specialized platforms (QoE Platforms), acting above the Network Level (Layer 3) must be deployed within the network itself. Some key factors to evaluate the customer’s experience for Internet video are: quality of the images; low waiting times to start; fluidity of use (without interruptions due to buffering). Such key factors depend on application throughput and directly influence the number of accesses to video content and the time spent by users to view videos. Better QoE allows a Telco to market new commercial offers with premium prices based on the throughput of E2E applications instead of the traditional pricing based on maximum (not guaranteed) access bit-rate. For this reason it is necessary that the highest possible bit-rate in the access network actually translates into better QoE for the End User (otherwise a larger bit rate is just wasted). In fact, to improve an End User perceived performance increasing the bit-rate available in the access network could not be sufficient, as latency and packet loss may severely limit throughput, even with UBB (Ultra Broad Band) access. Strategies used to improve the QoE are based on the “replication of contents” in servers (i.e. caching) deployed also in the Telco’s network in order to reduce latency and packet loss. Platforms able to improve the QoE are based on caching, such as CDNs (Content Delivery Networks), ADNs (Application Delivery Networks), Transparent Caching and Website accelerators. The same platforms could also reduce network costs due to the lower traffic volumes in the IP transport network. Therefore, caching contents close to the end user can turn into a “win-win” solution for both the Telcos and the OTTs. For the purpose of this study, a Telco’s network has been modeled at a “logical level” and has been organized into three hierarchical levels: Core Nodes, Metro Nodes and Access Nodes. Some Core Nodes are connected to the Big Internet. Core nodes collect/send Internet traffic from/to the underlying metro/aggregation networks which are seen as “edges”. Access nodes collect all the last mile links generally deployed in a tree topology. They are in charge to gather/forward traffic directly from/to End Users. More specifically, the adopted model counted 20 core node. The underlying edge network was designed into two levels: Metro network and Aggregation network. The total number of Metro nodes was 400; Metro nodes were connected to the Core nodes by rings (average number of Metro nodes per ring was 20). Caches could have been deployed both in a Core node and/or in a Metro node. For the scope of the analysis, in each network level the key network parameters were: – Overall “Network Costs per Traffic Unit” (NCU) referred to the network segments “upstream” the cache deployment point; – “Round Trip Time” (RTT) experienced by data packets travelling to/from an End User and the “traffic source” (Note: the “traffic source” can be a remote “Origin Server” in the Big Internet, or a Cache in a Core/Metro network node). In order to compare different options for caches deployment, some key indicators for Cost Saving and Throughput Improvement were considered having taken costs and throughput of the network without caches as a reference. Results for both cost saving and application throughput improvement looks very satisfactory, as the analysis shows. Therefore, one conclusion of the study is that caches suitably deployed inside a Telco network can improve End Users experience while reducing network total cost of ownership.
ANANASSO, ANGELO. "Evoluzione dei modelli di interconnessione e di Platform enablement: strategie di routing innovative per servizi real-time session-based nell’evoluzione verso architetture full-IP". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/203349.
Texto completoAlaia, Vincenzo Maria. "Migrazione verso una architettura rest di un applicativo per l'inter library loan". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2013. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/6199/.
Texto completoZoffoli, Elia. "Architetture orientate ai servizi per lo sviluppo di sistemi distribuiti basati su Web: analisi dei Restful Web Services". Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2012. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/3556/.
Texto completoCONCETTI, ROBERTO. "Studio, sviluppo e test sperimentale di architetture di rete per l’iot e loro integrazione con sistemi cloud per finalita’ di eew". Doctoral thesis, Università Politecnica delle Marche, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11566/287390.
Texto completoAn Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) system must necessarily deal with the time component. Excluding the possibility of predicting a seismic event, the only action currently possible is sending an alert to targets further away from the nucleation point before the arrival of the most destructive waves. To this end, it is possible to exploit the different propagation speed of seismic waves in the ground compared to the propagation speed of transmitting information, and to make the use of modern technologies. Therefore, this thesis presents the study, development and experimental test of network architectures for the Internet of Things (IoT) and their integration with Cloud systems for rapid warning in the event of an earthquake. After analyzing the delays added by each component of an EEW system, we work on a part of the system architecture with the aim of branching out the alerts in a shorter time than the current ones. The use of different transmission protocols compared to international standards, the use of different identification and localization techniques, has shown how it is possible to reduce the total detection time, and consequently the alert, by about 3 seconds. The modularity of the proposed architecture allows its integration into current seismic networks and it is also applicable in other scenarios, such as structural monitoring, or in the case of rapid alert following a variety of natural events, such as those related to hydrogeological instability.
Pellegrini, Lorenzo. "Integrazione Architetturale di Personal Assistant Agent basati su modello BDI con Servizi Cognitivi: Un Caso di Studio in Ambito Ospedaliero". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2018. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/15625/.
Texto completoSambuchi, Luca. "Da HL7 a Servizi Web REST per la fruizione dei dati di Apparati Medici Attivi - Un Caso di Studio". Bachelor's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/20475/.
Texto completoPedulli, Francesca, Giulia Bravaccini y Simone Baroncini. "Generazioni a confronto: nuovi servizi per gli abitanti del Pilastro. Interventi di integrazione/rigenerazione dell'area di Piazza Lipparini". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019.
Buscar texto completoDini, Alessandro y Enrico Maria Scarponi. "Progetto di riqualificazione del paesaggio urbano con tecnologie superficiali e sostenibili del quartiere Barca di Bologna". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/23159/.
Texto completoLibetta, Andrea. "Valutare il ruolo dell'accessibilità per migliorare la fruizione e la pianificazione degli spazi verdi urbani - Definizione di un modello di valutazione e applicazione al caso di Bologna". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Buscar texto completoBRANCA, GIOVANNI. "Architectures and technologies for quality of service provisioning in next generation networks". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/11584/266146.
Texto completoFilippi, Ilaria. "La rifunzionalizzazione dell'immobile EX INAIL a San Benedetto in Val di Sambro: un’ opportunità per la valorizzazione del territorio dell’Appennino Bolognese". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
Buscar texto completoDi, Giannatale Vittoria Maria, Ilaria Franchini y Martina Mori. "Integrare l'housing sociale nel contesto urbano. Ipotesi di riqualificazione dell'area dell'autostazione a Imola (BO)". Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019.
Buscar texto completoPanattoni, Rita. "Il mercato e la città. Il sistema dei mercati fiorentini di Giuseppe Mengoni". Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/2158/1158718.
Texto completoGreco, Laura, Francesco Rossi, Francesco Aggarbati y J. Manuel Pagè y. Madrigal. "Le aree di servizio autostradali in Italia". Thesis, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/10955/762.
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