The School of Computing

Amanda Peart

Ms Amanda Peart

Senior Lecturer

School of Computing

1.39 Buckingham Building, Lion Terrace, Portsmouth PO1 3HE

amanda.peart@port.ac.uk

Profile

Research

My main area of research is the quality of service (QoS) in ad hoc networks. This focuses on networks that have no infrastructure. Today’s applications demand higher bandwidths while the users demand better QoS. My research investigates techniques that can provide a satisfactory balance of these requirements. QoS performance in the wireless environment presents many challenges, including bandwidth, delay, jitter, reliability and power issues.

iABC– interactive Adaptive Buffer Control, a proposed systems that extends the work undertaken by Mobiware and utilizes the control of a buffering system. This system ensures network provision for high priority users sharing the available bandwidth while accommodating adequate QoS.

Publications

Book Chapters

  • Peart A., Adda M. (2009) “Quality of Service Challenges for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) within the Wireless Environment”, First published in 2009 by ATINER, Recent Advances in Computing and Management Information System, p221-234, ISBN: 978-960-6672-50-7
  • Peart A., Adda M. (2008) “Improved Quality of Service Utilising High Priority Traffic in Hcf in a Dynamically Changing Wireless Networks”, Current Advances in Computing, Engineering and Information, Edited by  Panagiotis  Petratos & Pamaswami Dandapani ISBN: 978-960-6672-34-7,
  • Adda M., Peart A, (2007), "The handbook of Computer Networks, Volume 2, LAN's, MAN's WANS' the internet Global, Celluar and Wireless Networks, Optical Fibre Local Area Networks, Chapter", ISBN 978-0-471-78459-3, Published by Wiley.
  • Adda M., Peart A, (2006), " The Issues of Voice over IP on Wireless Networks.", Current Computing Developments in E-Commerce, Security, HCI, DB, Collaborative and Cooperative Systems" Chapter 10, PP 155-162, ISBN: 960-6672-07-7, Published by ATINER, 2006
  • Adda M., Peart A, (2006), "Efficiencies of Ant Replication in MANETs.", Current Computing Developments in E-Commerce, Security, HCI, DB, Collaborative and Cooperative Systems" Chapter 14, PP 209-221, ISBN: 960-6672-07-7, Published by ATINER, 2006.
  • Adda M., Mckeever. A., Peart A., (2005), “How long can Public key encryption stay secure? Introducing the implications of the Riemann Hypothesis and Quantum Computing”,Computer Science and Information Systems, Chapter 11, PP 135-143, ISBN 960-88672-3-1, Published by ATINER, 2005.
  • Adda, M., Owen, G. Kasassbeh, M., Paraskelidis, A., Peart, A. (2005), “Communication issues in Large Scale Wireless Ad hoc Networks”, Computer Science and Information Systems, Chapter 23, PP 299-313, ISBN 960-88672-3-1, Published by ATINER, 2005
  • Gnanayutham, P., Peart, A., (2005), "Survey of the latest Concepts in Distributed Systems", Chapter 20, PP 255-260, ISBN 960-88672-3-1, Published by ATINER, 2005

Journals

  • Adda M., Sanders J., Peart A., "A Seamless Roaming in GPRS and WiFi Environments" IADAT Journal of Advanced Technology on Telecommunications and Computer Networks, July 2005, ISSN 1698-1073.

Conferences

  • Peart A., Adda M. (2011), A QoS Real Time Bandwidth Redistribution Transmission Algorithm in WiMAX, 7th International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, June 2011 (accepted).
  • Peart A., Adda M. (2009), Quality of Service: Dynamic Authentication BandwidthManagement for the Wireless Environment”, The IEEE International Conference on Information Science and Technology (iCISE2009), Nanjing, China, 2009.
  • Peart A., Adda M. (2008), “Improved Quality of Service Utilising High Priority Traffic in Hcf in a Dynamically Changing Wireless Networks”, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, July 2008.
  • Adda M.., Peart A., (2007), “Improved quality of service utilising high Priority traffic in HCF for a dynamically Changing wireless networks ”, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, July 2007.
  • Adda M., Peart A., (2006),“Improved Quailty of Service for High Demand Mutimedia Applications in the Wireless ATM Environment”, IADAT-tcn 2006, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Portsmouth, UK, September 27-29, pp 84-89, 2006, ISBN: 84-933971-4-8
  • Adda M., Peart A., Early., G.,(2006),“High Priority Traffic in HCF on Wireless Networks”, IADAT-tcn 2006, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Portsmouth, UK, September 27-29, pp 139-143, 2006, ISBN: 84-933971-4-8
  • Adda M., Jean-Baptise Martin, Gareth Owen, Peart A., (2006),“Simultion of a Wireless Senor Network for Image Processing”, IADAT-tcn 2006, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Portsmouth, UK, September 27-29, pp 35-37, 2006, ISBN: 84-933971-4-8
  • Adda. M, Peart A, and Watkins N.(2006) "Quality of Service on Wireless ATM" 6th International Network Conference, Plymouth, UK, July 2006, proceedings, PP. 323-330, ISBN: 1-84102-157-1
  • Adda M.., Peart A., (2006), “The Issues of Voice over IP on Wireless Networks”, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, June 2006.
  • Adda M., Lomas. C., Peart A., (2006), “Efficiencies of Ant Replication in MANETs”, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, June 2006.
  • Adda. M, Peart A, and Watkins N (2006) “Quality of Service in Wireless ATM for High Demand Multimedia Applications", 2nd IEEE International Conference On Information & Communication Technologies: From Theory to Applications, Syria, April, PP 1181, Vol.2.
  • Adda. M, Peart, A, and Rochfort. L (2006) “Voice over IP on Wireless Networks", 2nd IEEE International Conference On Information & Communication Technologies: From Theory to Applications, Syria, April, PP 1003, Vol.2.
  • Adda M., Lomas A., Peart A., (2005),“Ant Replication: Saving Power Expenditure in MANETS”, IADAT-tcn 2005, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Portsmouth, UK, September 7-9, pp54-58, 2005, ISBN: 84-933971-7-2
  • Adda M., Kasassbeh, M., Peart A., (2005),“Mobile Agents: Intelligent Network Management ”, IADAT-tcn 2005, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Portsmouth, UK, September 7-9, pp 16-20, 2005, ISBN: 84-933971-7-2
  • Adda M., Mckeever. A., Peart A., (2005), “How long can Public key encryption stay secure? Introducing the implications of the Riemann Hypothesis and Quantum Computing” International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, 2005.
  • Adda, M., Owen, G. Kasassbeh, M., Paraskelidis, A., Peart, A. (2005), “Communication issues in Large Scale Wireless Ad hoc Networks”, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, 2005
  • Gnanayutham, P., Peart, A., (2005), "Survey of the latest Concepts in Distributed Systems", International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, ATINER, 2005
  • Adda M., Sanders J., Peart A.,(2004), “A simple Implementation to Roaming between GPRS and WiFi Networks”, IADAT-tcn 2004, Telecommunications and Computer Networks, San Sebastian, Spain, December 1-3, pp81-87, 2004, ISBN: 84-933971-1-3
  • Peart, A., (2003), “How Does One Guide The Learner In Online Learning?” Proceedings of 4th Annual LTSN-ICS Conference, NUI, Galway.

Projects

  • 2007 e-submission – University of Portsmouth centrally funded project (£5 000) This project is exploring methods for secure and reliable online submission of student assessments. It is an inter faculty collaborative project recommending how the university could approach an implementation of e-Submission.
  • 2005 HE Academy-ICS Development Funded project for the period December 2005 - August 2006: Can’t Program, Won’t Program, Will Program! This project explores the use of logic puzzles based on numbers and symbols such as Sudoku as a means of promoting analytical and logical thought processes in a problem-based environment .
  • 2004 Faculty of Technology English Project: To investigate the English skills of students commencing a course in the faculty of Technology via an English Language Diagnostic test, based on these results development of a support programme encompassing both staff and students.