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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Effect of Network OFF Times on Web Browsing QoE / Effect of Network OFF Times on Web Browsing QoE

Rajasekaran, Arunkumar, Cherry, Velanginichakravarthy January 2013 (has links)
The web user usually expects a better Quality of Service (QoS) from the Internet Service Provider (ISP) for the best Quality of Experience (QoE). User satisfaction and feedback is one of the most important factors for the service providers to determine their QoS and improve the network performance. Service providers are more interested in QoE to provide a better service to their users to maintain their customers in the competitive market. Since there is no much study work conducted in the QoE on web browsing, only a few studies are available for getting user feedbacks. So the ISP is facing a difficulty in the assessment of the user experience in the real time network. Network level performance can be measured by the ISP for QoS and user feedback can be measured for QoE. There is no study available on relating both the QoS and QoE. Relating the network level performance and the user perception is a difficult task for the service providers. In this study we have correlated both the network level traffic performance and user experience. In our experiment the user QoE is tested by applying various off times applied to some specific packets. Our main aim is to evaluate the network level performance and correlate it with the user feedback. Later, on focusing the network level performance network traffic is analyzed for different sessions with off times applied in DNS response, Base file response and Object response. We have discussed in the results by correlating the different sessions of off times that we applied and user feedback MOS. We have also discussed the relation of the network off time in the network with the number of requests sent from client to server and the number of flag bits like SYN & ACK, FIN & ACK and RST flags between the client and server. In this study we also discussed about the user feedback and how the user suffers on varying long response time. Finally, we conclude from our results about the major factor that affects the user feedback and the user interest in using the service again. / chakri PH: +918008316269
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Association between age and objectively measured sitting patterns at work in different office types

Johansson, Emma January 2017 (has links)
Ageing has been associated to ill health due to sedentary behaviour. Limited knowledge exists about age and sedentary behaviour in the working population. Additionally, studies with objectively measured sitting time at work are needed. The current study aimed to investigate the association between age and sitting patterns (volume- and temporal patterns) at work in different office types. Method: Cross-sectional associations were investigated with measurements of sitting with accelerometers (ActiGraph GT3X+) on office-workers (n=101). Written diaries and questionnaires were used to collect information about working time, age and background factors. Main results: Weak associations were found between age and sitting patterns at work. Associations were found between age and short periods of sitting (β= -0.29, SE= 0.01, p<0.05). Office-type (cell-based office and open-plan office) did not modify the associations. No other associations were found after a change to activity-based offices. Conclusion: Overall, age was not associated to sitting patterns at work, except for short periods of sitting, indicating less variation in sitting time at work with higher age. Also, results indicate that office type do not influence the associations investigated in this study. Further research with larger sample sizes is needed to confirm these findings. / Äldre personer är en riskgrupp för stillasittande beteende vilket är relaterat till olika hälsorisker. Det finns begränsad kunskap om ålder och stillasittande i den arbetande populationen. Ökad kunskap om hur hälsa kan främjas i arbetslivet för att behålla äldre i arbete längre är därmed viktigt. Vidare finns det också ett behov av studier med objektiva mätningar av sittande. Syftet med den här studien var att undersöka associationen mellan ålder och sittandemönster (volym- och tidsbestämda mönster) på arbetet i olika kontorsmiljöer. Metod: Tvärsnittsassociationer undersöktes genom att mäta sittande med accelerometrar (ActiGraph GT3X+) på kontorsarbetare (n=101). Skriftliga dagböcker och enkäter användes också för att samla in data om arbetstid, ålder och bakgrundsinformation om deltagarna. Huvudresultat: Det fanns svaga associationer mellan ålder och sittandemönster på arbetet. Det framkom associationer mellan ålder och tid i korta perioder av sittande (β=-0.29, SE=0.01, p<0.05). Kontorstyp (cellkontor och kontorslandskap) modifierade inte associationerna mellan ålder och sittande. Inga andra associationer kom fram efter att deltagarna bytt till aktivitetsbaserade kontor. Slutsats: I det stora hela var ålder inte associerat med sittandemönster på arbetet, förutom tid i korta perioder. Associationen mellan ålder och sittande i korta perioder indikerade på att variationen i sittande minskar med ökad ålder. Resultaten indikerade också på att kontorstyp inte har någon betydelse för de associationer undersökta i denna studie. Vidare forskning med fler deltagare behövs för att bekräfta dessa resultat. / ABkontor

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