Wireless ad-hoc Networks
Multicasting in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks Using ODMRP
... Abstract: Wireless mesh networks are self-organized and usually without centralization ...such networks are also required to be distributed for robustness and ...in wireless ad ...
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Intrusion Detection in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... on wireless ad hoc networks. These networks do not have an underlying infrastructure and the network topology constantly ...of wireless ad hoc networks make ...
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Security Enhanced Adaptive TCP for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... Chandran et al. proposed TCP-F [4] that utilizes network layer feedback from intermediate nodes for de- tecting link failures in wireless ad hoc networks. On detecting a link failure by an ...
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Localization and Mobility Modeling in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... the wireless ad hoc networks due to their great potential in military and commercial ...control, wireless ad hoc networks communicate in a multi-hop manner for ...
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PACKET DROP DETECTION IN WIRELESS AD HOC NETWORKS
... Abstract— Link error and malicious nodes are responsible for packet drop in wireless ad hoc networks. When we observe a sequence of packet losses, may be due to link errors only, or by both ...
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Collision Resolution MAC Protocols for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... A wireless ad hoc network is a network of wireless de- vices, such as laptops and PDAs (personal digital assis- ...A wireless ad hoc network may operate in isolation or ...
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Collision-Free Operation in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks
... some wireless ad-hoc networks it is not possible to rely on carrier-sense mechanisms to prevent ...sparse ad-hoc wire- less networks when all the stations are ...control, ...
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Cooperative Watchdog in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... fault-tolerant wireless ad-hoc networks, detection and notification of failure of intermediate wireless nodes are ...working wireless intermediate nodes are inappropriately taken ...
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A Comprehensive Study on Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks
... Wireless ad-hoc networks are classified centred on the applications, design, positioning, communication, cost reliability, security and assignment intentions as MANET, VANET and ...the ...
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CDS Based Lifetime Improving In Wireless Sensor Networks And Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... Wireless Sensor network is a self configuration network with a collection of numerous nodes (motes) which communicate with one another and is connected to main location through a gateway. The gateway commonly used ...
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Analysis of Directional Broadcast in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... It is believed that there is an inverse relationship between the number of times a packet is received at a node and the probability of the node being able to reach additional areas on a rebroadcast. So, in Counter-based ...
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Link Stability in Mobile Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... As a summary, we have identified two link stability met- rics: When choosing the link with the highest average resid- ual lifetime of a link based on equation 3, it may be ex- pected to [r] ...
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Improving the Performance of Adaptive Secured Backup Ad-hoc Routing protocol by Artificial Neural Networks in Wireless Ad-hoc Networks
... for Ad- hoc Networks using Artificial Neural Networks discovers a secured Backup route for communicating packet from source to destination through a Management key included in the route ...
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Empirical study of clustering algorithms for wireless ad hoc networks
... mobile ad hoc networks (MANET) the nodes communicate in a peer to peer fashion without the necessity for a pre-existing network infrastructure (routers or other dedicated ...
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Opportunistic Navigation of Jamming Assortment in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... O PPORTUNISTIC routing for multi-hop wi-fi advert hoc networks has lengthy been proposed to conquer the deficiencies of traditional routing [1]. Opportunistic routing mitigates the effect of bad wi-fi ...
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Opportunistic Routing With Congesti0n Diversity In Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... In recent years, there are several studies on routing-related parameters, like connectivity-related parameters and density of the distributed nodes, in 1- D queue networks. Previous works and studied the ...
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Cross Layered Congestion Tolerance for Wireless Ad hoc Networks
... data packets are being sent from the origin to the destination, congestion can take place in any intermediary node often due to inadequacy in resources. Congestion will lead to waste of resource utilization time, long ...
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Opportunistic Routing With Congestion Diversity in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
... data packet for each pair of nodes i,j . Our method consists of two components: active probing and passive probing. In the active probing, dedicated probe packets are broadcasted periodically to estimate link success ...
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STEAM: Event based middleware for wireless ad hoc networks
... of wireless data communications in the mobile computing domain the need for middleware that interconnects the components that com- prise a mobile application in distributed and potentially heterogeneous ...
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Distributed optimal routing in wireless ad hoc networks
... It can be formulated as an application of optimization theory: Given the traffic demand of all communications in a network, D, and a cost function of the network, C-, an optimal routing [r] ...
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