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Listar por autor "Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente"

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Listar por autor "Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente"

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    Amplificación de la tasa de bit para distribución de clave cuántica basada en funciones hash criptográficas 
    Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente; Mora Almerich, José; Capmany Francoy, José (Sociedad Española de Óptica, 2013)
    [EN] The security is a research area in a continuous evolving field and represents one of the most important perspective future lines in telecommunications. This work is focused on new techniques and methods employing ...
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    Destilación de Clave Cuántica 
    Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente (Universitat Politècnica de València, 2013-11-05)
    Esta tesina presenta un sistema de destilación de clave cuántica para el protocolo BB84. La finalidad es implementar y testear el sistema para integrarlo en una solución completa de distribución de clave cuántica de alto ...
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    Hybrid Delay-Based Congestion Control for Multipath TCP 
    González-Usach, Régel; Pradilla-Cerón, Juan Vicente; Esteve Domingo, Manuel; Palau Salvador, Carlos Enrique (2016-04-20)
    [EN] Current algorithms for MPTCP (as LIA, OLIA, BALIA, or wVegas) present loss-based congestion control on the exception of wVegas. Delay-based congestion control allows a preventive action against congestion, capable to ...
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    SOSLite: Lightweight Sensor Observation Service (SOS) 
    Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente; Esteve Domingo, Manuel; Palau Salvador, Carlos Enrique (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 2015-12)
    Internet of Things (IoT) platforms interoperability is a major issue in current IoT scenarios. There are different mechanisms to achieve interop erability and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) with Sensor Web Enablement ...
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    SOSLite: Soporte para Sistemas Ciber-Físicos y Computación en la Nube 
    Pradilla Ceron, Juan Vicente (Universitat Politècnica de València, 2017-01-16)
    Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) have become one of the greatest research topics today; because they pose a new complex discipline, which addresses big existing and future systems as the Internet, the Internet of Things, sensors ...