Novel Algorithms and Techniques in Telecommunications and Networking 904813661X, 9789048136612

Table of contents :
Preface
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Reviewers
IP Application Test Framework IPAT Framework
I. INTRODUCTION
II. METHODOLOGY
III. TECHNOLOGY
IV. ARCHITECTURE
V. EXAMPLE OF USE
VI. CONCLUSION
VII. LITERATUR
CROSS-LAYER BASED APPROACH TO DETECT IDLE CHANNELS AND ALLOCATE THEM EFFICIENTLY USING MARKOV MODELS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. COGNITIVE NETWORKS AND CROSS LAYER DESIGN
III. POSSIBLE MODELS FOR CROSS-LAYER ARCHITECTURE
IV.PROBLEM FORMULATION
V.DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS
VI.CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REFERENCES
Threshold Based Call Admission Control for QoS Provisioning in Cellular Wireless Networks with Spectrum Renting
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE ENVIRONMENT OF SPECTRUM RENTING
III. THRESHOLD BASED CALL ADMISSION CONTROL SCHEMES
IV. NUMERICAL ANALYSES
V. NUMERICAL RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Ontology-Based Web Application Testing
I. INTRODUCTION
II. CURRENT WORKS
III.ONTOLOGY-BASED SOFTWARE TESTING REQUIREMENTS
IV. POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS OF ONTOLOGIES IN WEB APPLICATION TESTING
V. CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
REFERENCES
Preventing the “Worst Case Scenario:” Combating the Lost Laptop Epidemic with RFID Technology
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE LOST LAPTOP PROBLEM
III. THE HIGH COST OF LAPTOP LOSSES
IV. AN EXAMINATION OF RFID SOLUTIONS FOR LAPTOP SECURITY
V. ANALYSIS
REFERENCES
Information Security and System Development
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROJECT OBJECTIVES
III. MAIN REQUIREMENTS OF STANDARD BASED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
IV. APPROACH
V. PROJECT EXPERIENCES AND RESULTS
VI. OUTLOOK
VII. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
A Survey of Wireless Sensor Network Interconnection to External Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. WSN INTERCONNECTION TO EXTERNAL NETWORKS TECHNIQUES
III. WSN INTERCONNECTION ARCHITECTURES
IV. MIDDLEWARE AND BROKERS IN WSN
V. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WSN INTERCONNECTION IMPLEMENTATION
VI. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Comparing the Performance of UMTS and Mobile WiMAX Convolutional Turbo Code
I. INTRODUCTION
II. WiMAX-CTC STRUCTURE
III. UMTS-CTC STRUCTURE
IV. SIMULATION RESULTS
V. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
REFERENCES
Performance
of Interleaved Cipher Block Chaining in CCMP
I. Introduction
II. AES Overview
III. Related Work
IV. Interleaved Cipher Block Chaining
V. Experimental Setup
VI. Results & Discussions
VII. Conclusion & Future Works
VIII. References
Localization and Frequency of Packet Retransmission as Criteria for Successful Message Propagation in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. VEHICULAR AD HOC NETWORKS
III. VEHICULAR NETWORK SIMULATORS
IV. MOBILITY MODELS IN GROOVENET
V. SETTING THE SIMULATION
VI. THE FUTURE WORK
VII. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Authentication Information Alignment for Cross-Domain Federations
1. INTRODUCTION
2. AUTHENTICATION INFORMATION ALIGNMENT
3. IMPLEMENTATION
4. DISCUSSION
5. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Formally Specifying Linux Protection
I- INTRODUCTION
II- THE PROTECTION SYSTEM
III- A Z SPECIFICATION OF THESYSTEM
IV-CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Path Failure Effects on Video Quality in Multihomed Environments
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. TECHNOLOGY
IV. TEST ENVIRONMENT
V. RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Reconfigurable Implementation of KaratsubaMultiplier for Galois Field in Elliptic Curves
I. INTRODUCTION
II. MATHEMATICAL BACKGROUND
III. MULTIPLICATION OPERATIONS IN GF(2m)
IV. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, AND RESULTS
V. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
REFERENCES
Nonlinear Congestion Control Scheme for Time DelayedDifferentiated-Services Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. DYNAMIC MODEL OF THE NETWORK
III. PREMIUM SERVICE CONGESTION CONTROL
IV. SIMULATION RESULTS
V. CONCLUSION
VI. REFERENCES
Effect of Packet Size and Channel Capacity on the performance of EADARP Routing Protocol for Multicast Wireless ad hoc Networks
1. INTRODUCTION
2. EADARP DESCRIPTION
3. SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT
4. EFFECT OF PACKET SIZE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF EADARP
5. EFFECT OF CHANNEL CAPACITY ON THE PERFORMANCE OF EADARP
REFERENCES
Improving BGP Convergence Time via MRAI Timer
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PREVIOUS RESEARCH
III. ROUTING LOOPS
IV. METHODOLOGY
V. RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Error Reduction using TCP with Selective Acknowledgement and HTTP with Page Response Time over Wireless Link
I – INTRODUCTION
II - RELATED WORK
III. METHODOLOGY
IV- SIMULATION IMPLEMENTATION
V- CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Enhanced Reconfigurability for MIMO Systems using Parametric Arrays
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THE OSC-SSBC TECHNIQUE PERFORMANCE
III. ADAPTIVE BEAMFORMING USING OSC
IV. THE ANTENNA ARRAY AND THE ORTHO-GOAL MATRIX
V. IMPLEMENTATION SOLUTION – THE PARAMETRIC ANTENNA APPROACH
CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Modified LEACH – Energy Efficient Wireless Networks Communication
I. INTRODUCTION
II. LEACH
III. TCCA
IV. MODIFIED-LEACH
V. EXPERIMENTATION AND ANALYSIS
VI. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Intrusion Detection and Classification of Attacks in High-Level Network Protocols Using Recurrent Neural Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INTRUSION DETECTION TECHNIQUES
III. DESCRIPTION OF HTTP PROTOCOL
IV. FEED-FORWARD, ELMAN AND RECURRENT NEURAL NETWORKS
V. ATTACK DETECTION WITH NEURAL NETWORKS
VI. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
VII. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
Automatic Construction and Optimization of Layered Network Attack Graph
I. Introduction
II. Network attack model
III. Construction and optimization of layered NAG
IV. Experiment analysis
V. Conclusion
References
Parallel Data Transmission: A Proposed Multi layeredReference Model
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROPOSED MODEL AND PROPOSED PARALLEL DATA TRANSMISSION
III. BENEFITS OF OUR PROPOSED SYSTEM
IV. CONCLUSION
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Besides Tracking – Simulation of RFID Marketing and Beyond
I. INTRODUCTION
II. MODELS
III. THE SIMULATION
IV. RESULTS
V. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORKK
REFERENCES
Light Path Provisioning using ConnectionHolding Time and Flexible Window
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. PROBLEM STATEMENT
IV-PROPOSED ALGORITHM
V. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Distributed Hybrid Research Network Operations Framework
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BASIC FRAMEWORK OF DVNOC
III. DVNOC ARCHITECTURE AND CORE SYSTEMS
IV. USER ORIENTED VIRTUAL NETWORK MANAGEMENT
V. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORKS
References
Performance of the Duo-Binary Turbo Codes in WiMAX Systems
I. INTRODUCTION
II. SYSTEM OVERVIEW
III. CONSTITUENT RCS CODES
IV. PERFORMANCE OF DUO-BINARY TURBO CODES
V. BLOCK LDPC CODES OF WIMAX
VI. SIMULATION AND RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
A unified event reporting solution for wireless sensor networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. NETWORK MODEL
IV. PROTOCOL OPERATION
V. SIMULATION RESULTS
I. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
A Low Computational Complexity Multiple Description Image Coding Algorithm Based on JPEG Standard
I. INTRODUCTION
II. MULTIPLE DESCRIPTION SCALAR QUANTIZATION
III. MDSQ CODING BASED ON JPEG
IV. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
V. CONCLUSIONS
References
A General Method for Synthesis of Uniform Sequences with Perfect Periodic Autocorrelation
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BASICS OF THE SYNTHESIS OF THE UNIFORM SEQUENCES WITH PERFEKT PACF
III. A GENERAL METHOD FOR SYNTHESIS OF UNIFORM SEQUENCES WITH PERFECT PERIODIC ACF
IV. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Using Support Vector Machines for Passive Steady State RF Fingerprinting
I. INTRODUCTION
II. BACKGROUND AND PREVIOUS WORK
III. DATA OVERVIEW AND EXPERIMENTAL SETUP
IV. METHOD
V. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
VI. CONCLUSIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
REFERENCES
Genetic Optimization for Optimum 3G Network Planning: an Agent-Based Parallel Implementation
I. INTRODUCTION
II. THIRD GENERATION WIRELESS SYSTEM PLANNING
III. THE PARALLEL GENETIC ALGORITHM
IV. SOFTWARE AGENTS AND PGA
V. PGA ARCHITECTURE
VI. RESULTS
VII. CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
A Survey about IEEE 802.11e for better QoS in WLANs
I. INTRODUCTION
II. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF QoS
III. QoS IN ORIGINAL IEEE 802.11 STANDARD
IV. QoS IMPROVEMENTS IN IEEE 802.11e
V. DiffServ AND IEEE 802.11e
VI. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
REFERENCES
Method of a Signal Analysis for Imitation Modeling in a Real-Time Network
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PREREQUISITES FOR RESEARCH
III. THE PROBLEM-RELATED SOLUTIONS
IV. CDF TRANSFORMATION ALGORITHM
V. NETWORKING TRAFFIC TESTS AND THE PHYSICAL MEANING OF CDF TRANSFORMATION ALGORITHM.
VI. COMPUTATIONAL EXPERIMENT.
VII. CONCLUSIONS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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Simple yet efficient NMEA sentence generator for testing GPS reception firmware and hardware.
I. INTRODUCTION
II. SIMULATOR HARDWARE
III. SIMULATOR FIRMWARE
IV. CONTROL GUI
V. CONCLUSION
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Game Theoretic Approach for Discovering Vulnerable Links in Complex Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. COMPLEX NETWORKS
III. LINK VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS USING GAME THEORY
IV. TOPOLOGY DEPENDENT PROPERTIES OF THE OBSERVEDCOMPLEX NETWORKS
V. VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS
VI. CONCLUSION
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Modeling Trust in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. STATE-OF-THE-ART
III.PROPOSEDTRUSTMODEL
IV.SIMULATIONANDANALYSIS
V.CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Address Management in MANETs Using an Ant Colony Metaphor
I. INTRODUCTION
II. NODE ROLES
III. LIFECYCLE OF A MANET
IV. NETWORK ADDRESSING
V. EVENT MANAGEMENT
VI. PROCESSES ASSOCIATED WITH A NODE
VII. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
VIII. OTHER APPLICATIONS
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Elitism Between Populations For The Improvement Of The Fitness Of A Genetic Algorithm Solution
I. INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM DOMAIN
ELITISM
ELITISM ACROSS SOLUTIONS
CONCLUSION
FUTURE WORK
REFERENCES
Adaptive Genetic Algorithm for Neural Network Retraining
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. NEURAL NETWORK MOVEMENT PRDICTION
IV. GENETIC ALGORITHM RETRAINING SCHEME
V. CONCLUSION
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A New Collaborative Approach for Intrusion Detection System on Wireless Sensor Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORKS
III. THE PROPOSED DESCENTRALIZED AND COLLABORATIVE IDS
IV. COLLABORATION BETWEEN MONITORS
V. SIMULATION
VI. RESULTS
VII. CONCLUSION
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A Dynamic Scheme For Authenticated Group Key Agreement Protocol
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PRELIMINARIES OF AUTHENTICATED GROUP KEY AGREEMENT PROTOCOLS AND STRAND SPACE THEORY
III. A NEW DYNAMIC SCHEME FOR AT-GDH PROTOCOL
IV. SECURITY ANALYSIS OF AT-GDH3 PROTOCOL
V. CONCLUSION
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Performance Evaluation of TCP Congestion Control Mechanisms
I. Congestion Control and Resource Allocation
II. The Testing Environment
III. Evaluation of different TCP implementations
IV. Case Study
V. Results and Conclusions
References
Optimization and Job Scheduling in Heterogeneous Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. PROPOSED ANALYTICAL MODEL
IV. PROPOSED PARALLEL ALGORITHM
V. IMPLEMENTATION AND EXPERIMENTAL VARIFICATIONS
VI. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Authors Biographies
A New Methodology for Self Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. METHODS OF SENSOR NODES LOCALIZATION
III. AN IMPROVED METHODOLOGY FOR CALCULATING DISTANCE AND LOCATION OF SENSOR NODES
IV. PROPOSED MATHEMATICAL MODEL
V. SIMULATION RESULTS AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATIONS
VI. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Authors Biographies
A Novel Optimization of the Distance Source Routing (DSR) Protocol for the Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANET)
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROPOSED OPTIMIZATION FOR THE DSR PROTOCOL
III. SIMULATION RESULTS
IV. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
A New Analytical Model for Maximizing the Capacity and Minimizing the Transmission Delay for MANET
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROPOSED ANALYTICAL MODEL AND THE 3-PHASE ALGORITHM
III. THE ANALYSIS OF BEST AND WORST CASE CAPACITIES
IV. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Author Biographies
Faulty Links Optimization for Hypercube Networks via Stored and Forward One-Bit Round Robin Routing Algorithm
I. INTRODUCTION
II. ROUTING ALGORITHMS FOR HYPERCUBE NETWORKS
III. PROPOSED STORED AND FORWARD ONE-BIT ROUND ROBIN ROUTING ALGORITHM
IV. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION RESULTS
V. CONCLUSION
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Improving the Data Rate in Wireless Mesh Networks Using Orthogonal Frequency Code Division (OFCD)
I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK
III. PROPOSED TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER MODEL
IV. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Authors Biographies
A Novel Encrypted Database Technique to Develop a Secure Application for an Academic Institution
I. INTRODUCTION
II. COMPONENTS OF THE PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE
III. IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES AND DESIGN CHOICES
IV. SECURE DOCUMENT APPLICATION IMPLEMENTATION
V. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
A Mathematical Model for Reducing Handover Time at MAC Layer for Wireless Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. PROPOSED MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR REDUCING THE HANDOVER TIME
III. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED MATHEMATICAL MODEL
IV. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
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A Software Solution for Mobile Context Handoff in WLANs *
I. INTRODUCTION
II. IEEE 802.11 HANDOFF MECHANISM AND PROBLEMS
III. A SOFTWARE SOLUTION FOR HANDOFF
IV. TEST SETUP, EXPERIMENTS AND ANALYSES
V. TEST RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSION
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Robust Transmission of Video Stream over Fading Channels
I. INTRODUCTION
II. ALTERNATIVE MOTION COMPENSATED PREDICTION (AMCP) [7]
III. ERROR CONCEALMENT BASED ON SPATIAL DECIMATION (ECSD)
IV. PROPOSED VIDEO CODING SCHEME
V. EXPERIMENT
VI. CONCLUSIONS
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An Attack Classification Tool Based On Traffic Properties and Machine Learning
I. INTRODUCTION
II. CLASSIFICATION OF ATTACKS
III. GENERATING TRACES
IV. METHODOLOGY
V. RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSION
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Browser based Communications Integration using Representational State Transfer
I. INTRODUCTION
II. OVERVIEW OF COMMUNICATIONS INTEGRATION SYSTEMS
III. OVERVIEW OF REPRESENTATIONAL STATE TRANSFER
IV. ASYNCHRONOUS EVENT NOTIFICATIONS IN A BROWSER BASED APPLICATION
V. REST BASED ARCHITECTURE FOR A COMMUNICATIONS INTEGRATION SYSTEM
VI. EVALUATION
VII. CONCLUSION
VIII. FUTURE WORK
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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I. INTRODUCTION
II. BACKGROUND
IV. SECURITY ASPECTS OF INTERNET VOTING
V. RELATED WORK
VI. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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Middleware-based distributed heterogeneous simulation
I. INTRODUCTION
II. SYNCHRONIZATION MECHNISMS OF THE MIDDLEWARE
III. INTERFACING SIMULATION SOFTWARE
IV. THE SYSTEM SETUP
V. INTERFACING MATLAB/SIMULINK
VI. INTERFACING LABVIEW
VII. SIMULATION
VIII. HARDWARE-IN-THE-LOOP
IX. CONCLUSION
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I. INTRODUCTION
II. THEORETICAL BACKGROUND
III. EXPERIMENT
IV. SIMULATION RESULTS
V. CONCLUSIONS
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Efficient Self-Localization and Data Gathering Architecture for Wireless Sensor Networks
I.INTRODUCTION
II.TREE TRANSMISSION PROTOCOL – TTP
III.ARCHITECTURE FOR WSN
IV. INVESTIGATION OFRADIOENERGY MODEL
V. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Two Cross-Coupled H∞ Filters for Fading Channel Estimation in OFDM Systems
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OFDM SYSTEM MODEL
3. H∞ FILTERING FOR CHANNEL ESTIMATION
4. SIMULATION RESULTS
5. CONCLUSION
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An Architecture for Wireless Intrusion Detection Systems Using Artificial Neural Networks
I. INTRODUCTION
II. EXISTING ARCHITECTURES AND SYSTEMS
III. THE PROPOSED ARCHITECTURE
IV. SOLUTION PROTOTYPE
V. SIMULATIONS AND RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSION
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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I. INTRODUCTION
II. RELATED WORK AND MOTIVATION
III. THE PROPOSED MODEL
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I. ABSTRACT
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V. IMPLEMENTATION AND RESULTS
VI. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
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3. BRANCH A BOUND METHOD
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5. METHOD BASED ON GENETIC ALGORITHMS
6. COCLUSION
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Network Topology Impact on Influence Spreading
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INFLUENCE MODEL
III. WEIGHT CALCULATION TECHNIQUES
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II. PROPOSED TECHNIQUE
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1. Introduction
2. Motivation
3. Related Work
4. Our approach
5. Analysis
6. Conclusion and Future work
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I. INTRODUCTION
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III. AN ENERGY AND DISTANCE BASED CLUSTERING PROTOCOL
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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VI. SIMULATION RESULTS
VII. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
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