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Kappler, C., Mendes, P., Prehofer, C., Poyhonen, P. & Zhou, D. (2005). A framework for self-organized network composition. In Smirnov M. (Ed.), 1st International IFIP Workshop on Autonomic Communication (WAC 2004). (pp. 139-151). Berlin: Springer.

K. C et al.,  "A framework for self-organized network composition", in 1st Int. IFIP Workshop on Autonomic Communication (WAC 2004), Smirnov M., Ed., Berlin, Springer, 2005, vol. 3457, pp. 139-151

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	title = "A framework for self-organized network composition",
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AB  - This paper discusses a framework for a flexible, self-organized control plane for future mobile and ubiquitous networks. The current diversification of control planes requires a manual configuration of network interworking. The problem will increase in the future, with more dynamic topologies and integration of heterogeneous networks in a ubiquitous, reactive environment. In this paper we introduce the concept of network composition, a basic, scalable and dynamic network operation to achieve autonomic control plane interworking between Ambient Networks – our approach for next generation networks. We show the architectural components of a generic control plane and its flexible interfaces. With an example on seamless mobility we illustrate how composition can simplify and improve the interworking of future networks.
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