Abstract: A method of allocating resources in a multi-hop wireless sensor network includes (A) when two arbitrary adjacent links among links connecting all nodes have a violation relationship where the two arbitrary adjacent links occupy the same time slot, by a network coordinator node, allocating different time slots to the two arbitrary adjacent links according to a resource allocation request command message from each of nodes configuring the multi-hop wireless sensor network, (B) when two arbitrary links which are not adjacent to each other among the links are within a communication distance, by the network coordinator node, allocating different frequency channels to the two arbitrary links, and (C) when resource allocation for all of the links is completed according to steps (A) and (B), checking whether an end-to-end maximum allowable time required by each of paths established by the links is satisfied.

Abstract: A method of controlling a wireless communication network, performed by a server, includes determining neighbor base stations adjacent to a target base station based on a connection relationship between a plurality of base stations; setting at least two reference base stations based on hop distances between the neighbor base stations; grouping terminals connected to the target base station into at least two groups based on information of the at least two reference base stations, and allocating a different time resource to each of the at least two groups.

Abstract: An operation method of a server in a communication network includes receiving a connection request message from each of a plurality of gateways connected to the server; identifying a service level of a terminal that has transmitted the connection request message based on information included in the connection request message; selecting a first gateway corresponding to the service level among the plurality of gateways as a gateway to which the terminal is to be connected; and transmitting a connection approval message, which is a response to the connection request message, to the terminal through the first gateway.

Abstract: Provided are a method of allocating resources in a wireless local area network (WLAN) system and the WLAN system including an access point (AP) to allocate a resource for communication between a relay and a station associated with the relay, the relay to allocate a restricted access window (RAW) or a slot for communication with a station based on the allocated resource, and the station to communicate with the relay based on the allocated RAW or the allocated slot.

Abstract: A method of allocating resources in a multi-hop wireless sensor network includes (A) when two arbitrary adjacent links among links connecting all nodes have a violation relationship where the two arbitrary adjacent links occupy the same time slot, by a network coordinator node, allocating different time slots to the two arbitrary adjacent links according to a resource allocation request command message from each of nodes configuring the multi-hop wireless sensor network, (B) when two arbitrary links which are not adjacent to each other among the links are within a communication distance, by the network coordinator node, allocating different frequency channels to the two arbitrary links, and (C) when resource allocation for all of the links is completed according to steps (A) and (B), checking whether an end-to-end maximum allowable time required by each of paths established by the links is satisfied.

Abstract: Provided are a method of allocating resources in a wireless local area network (WLAN) system and the WLAN system including an access point (AP) to allocate a resource for communication between a relay and a station associated with the relay, the relay to allocate a restricted access window (RAW) or a slot for communication with a station based on the allocated resource, and the station to communicate with the relay based on the allocated RAW or the allocated slot.

Abstract: A method for transmitting and receiving a beacon packet based on multi-channels and a device supporting therefor which generate a beacon packet according to a scheduled super frame by a device, attempt broadcasting of the beacon packet in a beacon slot period of a super frame to a channel set in the super frame, verify whether the set channel is occupied by another device in the beacon slot period, reattempt broadcasting of the beacon packet to the set channel in another predetermined super frame when the set channel is occupied by another device in the beacon slot period, and update a p value according to whether the beacon packet is successfully broadcasted by a transmission probability p value (0<p<1) of a p-persistent CSMA-CA method.

Abstract: A method for dynamically managing wireless channels to minimize channel interference between heterogeneous wireless devices, and transmitting data by effectively using channels, is provided. Interference between heterogeneous wireless networks is avoided in a channel hopping mode, whereby a data transmission success rate of the wireless sensor network is enhanced, thus enhancing reliability of data transmission.

Abstract: An apparatus for wireless identification receives position information on recognition objects searched by a radar from the radar and identifies recognition objects within a communication area of antennas using signals responding to wireless frequency signals which are transmitted while changing beam directions of the antennas, for the recognition objects searched by the radar.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for encoding a constant amplitude that is applied to a code division multiplexing communication system are provided. By dividing a data bit into a block unit, the receiving side can easily determine an error, and by reducing power consumption in outdoor wide area communication using a bit string of a small length in a basic unit of an input frame, efficiency can be improved, and thus a physical layer of a ubiquitous sensor network can be optimized.

Abstract: A wireless communication method using a control channel between wireless communication devices including: exchanging profile information between a node and intermediate relay nodes therearound so as to allow the node to transmit/receive data to/from a destination node; determining, by the node, a first intermediate relay node using the profile information and determining a wireless communication mode with the first intermediate relay node; and transmitting/receiving data between the node and the first intermediate relay node by the determined wireless communication mode is provided.

Abstract: A multi-channel wireless network acquires reference time information that is commonly applied to all multi-channels and acquires packet receiving time information of a received packet on each channel basis based on the reference time information by spreading and applying the reference time information to each channel.

Abstract: Provided are a method of allocating resources in a wireless local area network (WLAN) system and the WLAN system including an access point (AP) to allocate a resource for communication between a relay and a station associated with the relay, the relay to allocate a restricted access window (RAW) or a slot for communication with a station based on the allocated resource, and the station to communicate with the relay based on the allocated RAW or the allocated slot.

Abstract: A method of configuring a multi-superframe is provided. The method includes setting at least one parameter for configuring the multi-superframe, and configuring the multi-superframe corresponding to the at least one parameter, wherein the at least one parameter includes a superframe order (SO), a beacon order (BO), and a multi-superframe order (MO), in a form of positive integers, and the setting includes setting the MO to have a value higher than the BO.

Abstract: A super frame structure supporting a mesh network, and a beacon scheduling method. The super frame structure and the beacon scheduling method may support a mesh topology in a beacon enabled mode, may have an algorithm that is simple and easily realized via beacon scheduling using a distribution method, and may easily adapt to changes in a network environment.

Abstract: An apparatus for managing a channel resource by a node sets a channel hopping sequence and a channel hopping offset value which are to be used, divides an assigned time slot into a plurality of subslots, divides a data frame for transmission into a plurality of subframes, and selects a channel for transmitting the plurality of subframes in the plurality of subslots, respectively, by channel hopping based on the channel hopping sequence, the channel hopping offset value, the index of the time slot, and the index of a subslot for transmitting a subframe.

Abstract: A method for dynamically managing wireless channels to minimize channel interference between heterogeneous wireless devices, and transmitting data by effectively using channels, is provided. Interference between heterogeneous wireless networks is avoided in a channel hopping mode, whereby a data transmission success rate of the wireless sensor network is enhanced, thus enhancing reliability of data transmission.

Abstract: In a wireless sensor network, it is determined whether to multiplex a packet that is generated in a random node. When a packet is to be multiplexed, by multiplexing at least one packet, a frame of a first length is generated and transmitted. The frame of the first length includes a payload in which at least one of data portions including a header unit and a data unit having a second length smaller than the first length is multiplexed.

Abstract: A multi-channel wireless network acquires reference time information that is commonly applied to all multi-channels and acquires packet receiving time information of a received packet on each channel basis based on the reference time information by spreading and applying the reference time information to each channel.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods for service discovery in a wireless personal area communication network. A method for service discovery, performed in a terminal, the method comprises performing a passive scan for searching a specific service based on whether to receive a frame including a specific service identifier; and, when it fails to search the specific service, performing an active scan which broadcasts a service discovery request command frame for searching the specific service. Thus, service discovery may be efficiently performed by reducing the operation complexity of the terminal and minimizing the power consumption of the terminal needed for service discovery, without support of a upper layer.