ECS Intranet:
JANET QOS Phase 2

Quality of Service (QoS) is a technology that counters the effects of congestion and queues in packet-switched networks, at the same time keeping the advantages of those networks such as high throughput and dynamic re-allocation of bandwidth between users. QoS divides network traffic into different classes during periods of congestion, and processes those classes in different ways depending upon their characteristics.

Homepage: http://www.ja.net/development/qos/
Type: Normal Research Project
Research Groups: Intelligence, Agents, Multimedia Group, Systems Group
Theme: Pervasive Computing and Networks
Dates: 1st November 2005 to 1st September 2007

Partners

• UKERNA
• NOSC
• University of Manchester
• Kentish MAN
• University of Swansea
• LeNSE
• Lancaster University

Funding

• UKERNA

Principal Investigators

• Dr Tim Chown
• Victor Olifer
• Rina Samani
• Jonathan Couzens
• Tony Hacche
• Tim Robinson
• Christopher Edwards
• Mike Byrne
• Philip Davison
• Jim Buchan
• David Hayling
• Paul Kentish

Other Investigators

• njh