Primer protocolo internacional para datar la recogida de sedimentos y dientes fósiles

14.07.2017
Un total de tres laboratorios de datación por Resonancia Paramagnética Electrónica, entre los que se encuentra el del <a href="https://www.cenieh.es/" title="Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana" alt="Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre Evolución Humana" target="blank">Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre Evolución Humana</a> (CENIEH), se han unido para estandarizar la recogida de sedimento y dientes fósiles para ser datados mediante este método cuya precisión depende de la calidad del muestreo.

Primer protocolo internacional para datar la recogida de sedimentos y dientes fósiles

14.07.2017
Un total de tres laboratorios de datación por Resonancia Paramagnética Electrónica, entre los que se encuentra el del <a href="https://www.cenieh.es/" title="Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana" alt="Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre Evolución Humana" target="blank">Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre Evolución Humana</a> (CENIEH), se han unido para estandarizar la recogida de sedimento y dientes fósiles para ser datados mediante este método cuya precisión depende de la calidad del muestreo.

SoftAir: A Software-Defined Networking Architecture for 5G Wireless Systems

Descripción

SoftAir is a new wireless software-defined architecture with network function virtualization (NFV) solutions for 5G wireless systems. The concept of SDN has been proposed to efficiently create centralized network abstraction with the provisioning of programmability over the entire network. Moreover, the complementary concept of NFV has been further proposed to effectively separate the abstraction of functionalities from the hardware, such as decoupling the data forwarding plane from the control plane.

SoftAir: A Software-Defined Networking Architecture for 5G Wireless Systems

Descripción

SoftAir is a new wireless software-defined architecture with network function virtualization (NFV) solutions for 5G wireless systems. The concept of SDN has been proposed to efficiently create centralized network abstraction with the provisioning of programmability over the entire network. Moreover, the complementary concept of NFV has been further proposed to effectively separate the abstraction of functionalities from the hardware, such as decoupling the data forwarding plane from the control plane.

SoftAir: A Software-Defined Networking Architecture for 5G Wireless Systems

Descripción

SoftAir is a new wireless software-defined architecture with network function virtualization (NFV) solutions for 5G wireless systems. The concept of SDN has been proposed to efficiently create centralized network abstraction with the provisioning of programmability over the entire network. Moreover, the complementary concept of NFV has been further proposed to effectively separate the abstraction of functionalities from the hardware, such as decoupling the data forwarding plane from the control plane.

SoftAir: A Software-Defined Networking Architecture for 5G Wireless Systems

Descripción

SoftAir is a new wireless software-defined architecture with network function virtualization (NFV) solutions for 5G wireless systems. The concept of SDN has been proposed to efficiently create centralized network abstraction with the provisioning of programmability over the entire network. Moreover, the complementary concept of NFV has been further proposed to effectively separate the abstraction of functionalities from the hardware, such as decoupling the data forwarding plane from the control plane.

SoftAir: A Software-Defined Networking Architecture for 5G Wireless Systems

Descripción

SoftAir is a new wireless software-defined architecture with network function virtualization (NFV) solutions for 5G wireless systems. The concept of SDN has been proposed to efficiently create centralized network abstraction with the provisioning of programmability over the entire network. Moreover, the complementary concept of NFV has been further proposed to effectively separate the abstraction of functionalities from the hardware, such as decoupling the data forwarding plane from the control plane.