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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Disruption Tolerant Networks"”.

  1. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DISRUPTION TOLERANT NETWORKS WITH IMMUNITY MECHANISM AND CODING TECHNIQUE

    We examine the performance of a Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTNs) with an epidemic routing (ER) scheme with the coding technique and/or immunity mechanism under the various network environments. We are interested in the scenarios of opportunistic dissemination of large files. First, we study how …

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  2. Application Platforms, Routing Algorithms and Mobility Behavior in Mobile Disruption-Tolerant Networks

    Mobile disruption-tolerant networks (DTNs), experience frequent and long duration partitions due to the low density of mobile nodes. In these networks, traditional networking models relying on end-to-end communication cease to work. The topological characteristics of mobile DTNs impose unique …

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  3. A Network Communications Strategy for Planetary Habitats

    … the architectural process to understand how such networks will be designed both logically and physically. The implementation of future spaceborne information technology (IT) networks will have several limitations not found on Earth or the International Space Station (ISS). Terrestrial networking …

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  4. Leveraging structure for communication in human-centric DTNs

    Current delay- and disruption-tolerant networks are human-centric in nature, in that mobility and communication tend to follow human-based characteristics, such as certain high-level mobility patterns, the development of groups, clustering, and variance in popularity. These networks do not rely on …

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