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ultimedia services provision is an important prerequisite for today’s telecommunication networks and a great achievement of the Information Era. Significant developments have recently involved wired and wireless networks. In this regard, wireless systems represent a very challenging scenario for the fruition of services due to the dynamically-varying conditions of the physical medium. Nevertheless, Quality of Service (QoS) levels should not be affected by the used access technology. Different wireless networks are now available that allow an IP-based broadband connectivity for the users while on the move. Among others, we can refer here to 3G packet-switched data, WiFi (and its recent evolution for QoS support, IEEE 802.11e), WiMAX, etc. An interesting sector, requiring original approaches, is also represented by hybrid networks that combine different wireless segments in the network for a better coverage and service provision.

Special issue on “Cross-Layer Design for QoS Support in Wireless and Hybrid Networks”