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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Wireless routing"”.
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Modeling and Optimization of Wireless Routing
Recently, many new types of wireless networks have emerged, such as mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), cognitive radio networks (CRNs) and large scale wireless sensor networks. To get better performance in these wireless networks, various schemes, e.g., metrics, policies, algorithms, protocols, etc., …
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Effects of loss rate on ad hoc wireless routing
This thesis uses measurements from a deployed wireless ad hoc network to illustrate the effects of link loss rates on routing protocol performance. Measurements of this network show that the radio links between the majority of nodes have substantial loss rates. These loss rates are high enough to …
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Minimizing Multi-Hop Wireless Routing State under Application-Based Accuracy Constraints
Provisioning of rich routing building blocks to mobile ad-hoc networking applications has been of high interest. Several MANET applications need flexibility in describing paths their traffic will follow. To accommodate this need, previous work has proposed several viable routing schemes such as …
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Deployment of a next generation networking protocol
… performance is compared against multiple popular wireless routing protocols, which we also run on our testbed. These tests yield two notable results: (1) the seemingly benign environment of an office is in fact quite lossy, with high packet error rates between users that are geographically close …
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Cyber-Physical Co-Design of Wireless Control Systems
<p>Wireless sensor-actuator network (WSAN) technology is gaining rapid adoption in process industries because of its advantages in lowering deployment and maintenance cost in challenging environments. While early success of industrial WSANs has been recognized, significant potential remains in …
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IF-MANET: Interoperable framework for heterogeneous mobile ad hoc networks
The advances in low power micro-processors, wireless networks and embedded systems have raised the need to utilize the significant resources of mobile devices. These devices for example, smart phones, tablets, laptops, wearables, and sensors are gaining enormous processing power, storage capacity …