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or as infrastructure-less wireless networks.
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Mobile AdHoc Networks
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Mobile Adhoc NETwork (MANET) is a system ofwireless mobile ... and Local AdHocWirelessNetworks
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ulticasting Techniques in Mobile AdHocNetworks
X
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and Jie Wu
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Qualit
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ower-Conservative Designs in AdHocWireless Networks
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u-Chee Tseng
and Ting-Yu Lin
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P
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A
nurag Kumar
and Aditya Karnik
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... an ad
hoc network, as we shall see below. I address the general issue of routing in
mobile adhocnetworks separately in the next section.
The shared wireless environment of mobile adhocnetworks ... and quality of service in adhocwireless networks.
Starting with a review of the basic principles ofadhocwireless networking,
coverage progresses to the vulnerabilities these networks face ... security
and are often used in security-related discussions, in the context of computer
networks. The basic security needs ofwirelessadhocnetworks are more or less
the same as those of wired networks. ...
... networks (WLANs).
Although often used in practical implementations of mobile
ad hoc networks, IEEE 802.11 presents several drawbacks in
the context ofadhoc networks, one of them being its poor
throughput ... the effective capacityof flow 2
ideally is upper bounded by 1/3 of its maximum capacity.
But the capacityof each outer flow can grow up to 2/3
of its maximum capacity. In the case of IEEE 802.11, ... “The capacityofwireless networks, ”
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... for WirelessAd Hoc
Sensor Networks and Performance Evaluation
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School of Computer Science and Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen Graduate ... routing
protocols for adhoc topology wireless sensor networks. Most
of the above protocols use broadcast to do routing, which will
cause high energy consumption and high control overhead.
Recently, ... and J. C. Chen,
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EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and...
... static
sensor networks. In this paper, we study data-centric storage
in mobile wireless networks.
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signal strength in wireless LAN to detect wireless ... Measurement of Accuracy of Neighborhood Prediction.
One challenge of data-centric mobile wirelessnetworks is
the efficiency of data retrieval, which highly depends on
the accuracy of neighborhood ... instance, a wireless node, playing the
role of a collector node, can collect data of more than one
type, but usually it only stores one type of data and transfers
the rest of data of other data...
... cognitive adaptive CoD media delivery over
composite wireless networks. This type of application
usage scenario has special characteristics in that it can
adapt itself to cope with the existence of ... based on a trade-off between the potential
benefit of using an alternative channel versus the chan-
nel switching efficiency (i.e. overhead). The optimal
Dual radio AP
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radio resource management using a common information model, in The
1st Workshop of COST Action IC0902 Cognitive Radio and Networking for
Cooperative Coexistence of Heterogeneous Wireless...
... that the aggregate input rate of ith
location R
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should be compliant with per-location por-
tion of link capacity even when wireless link errors
degrade wireless link capacity. But, this is another
research, ... per-location load and net-
work-wide load and then design the proposed frame-
work of provisioning service differentiation based on
per-location target load.
Per-location load: The portion of link capacity
allotted ... framework of QoS provisioning in IEEE
802.11-based Hot Spot networks. In the TaLE-based fra-
mework, the AP keeps track of current per-location load
diverged from a given per-location share of link capacity
and...
... of packets to various applica-
tions. In wireless networks, packets are transmitting
with the presence ofwireless links. When TCP operates
in wireless networks, t he end-to-end performance of
TCP ... thereby increase the perfor-
mance of TCP over wireless networks.
List of Abbreviations
ACL: accuracy of congestion loss; ARL: accuracy of random loss; APR:
accuracy of packet reordering; BS: buffer ... improve the performance of TCP
over wireless networks.
To address this issue, we propose a unified solution
called TCP NCE for improving the performance of TCP
over wirelessnetworks by reducing...
... effective transport capacityof ad
hoc dispersed spectrum cognitive radio networks is derived,
and the effects of 3D node distribution on the effective
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connectivity tradeoff in adhocwireless network,” in Proceed-
ings of ... study the
effects of the 3D node distribution along with INI on the
effective transport capacityofadhoc dispersed spectrum
cognitive radio networks. The effective transport capacity
expressions...
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for adhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of the International
Workshop on Heterogeneous Multi-Hop Wireless and Mobile
Networks (MHWMN ’05), ... performance of the proposed scheme via
simulation by using ns-2.29 and SCTP modules [17].
5.1. Packet Loss Model for Wireless. Packet losses in wireless
networks often result from a user moving out of ... as server overloading due to multiple connection and
the HOL (Head -Of- Line) blocking that exists in TCP-based
file transfer. These studies mainly focused on using SCTP
instead of TCP to improve...
... Kotz, “On
improving wireless broadcast reliability of sensor networks
using erasure codes,” in Proceedings of the 2nd International
Conference on Mobile Ad- hoc and Sensor Networks (MSN ’06),
Hong ... the data
payload of each frame is divided into four virtual fragments
of 5 bytes each. For 802.11 evaluations, we use a data
payload size of n
data
= 1000 bytes and header and ACK
of n
ack
= n
hdr
= ... properly
cited.
1. Introduction
Many deployment scenarios of multihop wireless networks
require high transmission reliability; for instance, wireless ad
hoc and sensor networks are anticipated to be deployed in
disaster...
... care, integrating low-
power, wireless vital sign sensors, and PC-class systems. In
addition, Zussman and Segall propose to construct an ad
hoc network ofwireless smart badges in order to acquire
information ... evaluation of networks. The fluid
mobility model [8–10]conceptualizestrafficflowofusers
as the flow of a fluid, which models mobility in terms of
the mean number of users crossing the boundary of a given
area. ... interest
of enhancing the QoS performance of DAWN.
To measure the throughput of individual links, we ought
to set the positions of RNs as exact Cartesian coordinates.
In particular, instead of defining...