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Publication Enhanced TCPW's Fast Retransmission and Fast Recovery Mechanism over High Bit Errors Networks(IEEE, 2015) ;Al-Hasanat, M ;Seman, KSaadan, KIn this paper we introduced two enhancement modifications to the well-known TCP Westwood fast retransmission and fast recovery mechanisms. Firstly, a new modification is introduced to fasten the fast retransmission procedure by preventing the TCP sender side from waiting the third duplicate ACKs to retransmit lost packets. Secondly, further modification is presented to achieve better recovery for the congestion window size in the fast recovery phase based on last round trip time and bandwidth estimation. The two modifications are implemented and evaluated using ns-3 simulator. We compared the throughput and congestion window size of the new proposed modifications to TCPW and NewReno. As a result, the proposed algorithm has shown significant improvement over the two implementations. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Implementation of Multi-Class Shared Buffer with Finite Memory Size(IEEE, 2011) ;Rahman, AAA ;Seman, K ;Saadan, KAzman, AHigh packet network have become an essential in modern multimedia communication. Shared buffer is commonly used to utilize the buffer in the switch. In this paper, we analyse the performance of shared buffer with different memory sizes. The architecture of the multi-class shared buffer is developed for 16x16 ports switch that is targeted in Xilinx FPGA. The performance of the multi-class shared buffer switch is analysed in term of throughput and mean delay. Based on the simulation with different memory sizes, it is observed that the optimum selection of memory size under uniform traffic depends on the maximum traffic load of the switch. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication The Challenges in Adopting Information Security Management System for University Hospitals in Malaysia(Univ Utari Malaysia-Uum, 2014) ;Ismail, W ;Norwawi, NMSaadan, KInformation Security Management System (ISMS) goal is to provide a comprehensive approach to information security in the organization where timely detection and reporting will improve preventive measures and responses to incidents that could lead to organization good name and minimize financial losses. This paper presents a study on the current awareness of university hospitals on ISMS and the role of management in the decision policy of its implementation. In the literature review explain the importance of ISMS in the industry. The focus of the study is on data protection. Based on the findings, the awareness level is still unsatisfactory and need to improve to protect customers or patients' data. It required the full commitment from the management to implement the ISMS. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Wireless Landmines Tracking System Based on GPS and GPRS(IEEE, 2014) ;Khalifa, SSM ;Saadan, KNorwawi, NMOne of the most challenges facing the developing countries and standing in the way of their growth are remnants of war and landmines. These countries have inherited this legacy during the World War I and II which represents a major threat to lives. Furthermore, it hinders reconstruction and development efforts. The aim of this research is to find a low cost alternative for protecting and warning people about landmines risk during practicing their daily lives. In this context, this paper presented the design and development of a Wireless Landmines Tracking System (WLTS) using smart phone. The Android software development kit (SDK) has been used to develop this system. This system is really very helpful for the users who live near mine affected areas to track their children and themselves through mobile phones from landmines risk.