Adapting the Appropriate RTT Timeout of TCP NewReno in Submarine Communication Networks

Bennouri, Hajar; Berqia, Amine; Patrick, N'Guessan Koffi

doi:10.12720/jcm.14.12.1191-1197

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“…Here, using the unique aquaponics technology, tilapia fish and green crops, including lettuce and mint, will be grown. At the moment, the construction is at the initial stage [15][16].…”

Section: Fig 1 Aquaponics Cyclementioning

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Performance improvement of aquaponics systems when using microbiological strains in them

Krotova

Chelbin²,

Krotova

et al. 2022

BIO Web Conf.

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The essence of the method of operation of the aquaponic system is to use the vital waste of aquatic animals as food for plants. At the first stage, the fish produces waste products. Then, in the second stage, microbes and worms convert the waste into fertilizers for plants. During the process, at the third stage, plants consume the necessary products of excretion of living organisms. Aquaponics is an artificial ecosystem in which three types of living organisms are key: aquatic animals (usually fish or shrimp), plants and bacteria. This technology works on the principle of an ecosystem of fish and plants: fish provides food to plants, and plants purify water and are environmentally friendly. The essence of this method is to use the vital waste of aquatic animals (fish, shrimp) as a nutrient medium for plants. These are chemicals such as nitrogenous, potassium, phosphorus compounds, carbon dioxide. Thanks to aquaponic farms, the costs of water and other natural resources, soil pollution and the use of insecticides are already being reduced in different places of our planet. Such systems are a sustainable ecosystem capable of producing organic matter that does not contain toxic substances often present in vegetables grown by traditional methods.

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“…Here, using the unique aquaponics technology, tilapia fish and green crops, including lettuce and mint, will be grown. At the moment, the construction is at the initial stage [15][16].…”

Section: Fig 1 Aquaponics Cyclementioning

confidence: 99%

Performance improvement of aquaponics systems when using microbiological strains in them

Krotova

Chelbin²,

Krotova

et al. 2022

BIO Web Conf.

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U-NewReno transmission control protocol to improve TCP performance in Underwater Wireless Sensors Networks

Bennouri

Berqia

Patrick³

2022

Journal of King Saud University - Computer and Information Scie

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The effectiveness of using a microbiological strain in the aquaponics system

Krotova

Polozyuk

Savenkov

et al. 2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Aquaponics is an artificial ecosystem in which three types of living organisms are key: aquatic animals (usually fish or shrimp), plants and bacteria. This technology works on the principle of an ecosystem of fish and plants: fish provides food to plants, and plants purify water and are environmentally friendly. The essence of this method is to use the vital waste of aquatic animals (fish, shrimp) as a nutrient medium for plants. The essence of the method of operation of the aquaponic system is to use the vital waste of aquatic animals as food for plants. At the first stage, the fish produces waste products. Then, in the second stage, microbes and worms convert the waste into fertilizers for plants. During the process, at the third stage, plants consume the necessary products of excretion of living organisms. These are chemicals such as nitrogenous, potassium, phosphorus compounds, carbon dioxide. Thanks to aquaponic farms, the costs of water and other natural resources, soil pollution and the use of insecticides are already being reduced in different places of our planet. Such systems are a sustainable ecosystem capable of producing organic matter that does not contain toxic substances often present in vegetables grown by traditional methods.

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Adapting the Appropriate RTT Timeout of TCP NewReno in Submarine Communication Networks

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Performance improvement of aquaponics systems when using microbiological strains in them

Performance improvement of aquaponics systems when using microbiological strains in them

U-NewReno transmission control protocol to improve TCP performance in Underwater Wireless Sensors Networks

The effectiveness of using a microbiological strain in the aquaponics system

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