Disaster Management through Delay Tolerant Networks

Jamal, Muhammad Nasar; Asif, Raheel; Khan, Fawad Nawaz; Rehman, Muhammad Zia ur

doi:10.14257/ijfgcn.2017.10.3.07

IJFGCN

2017

DOI: 10.14257/ijfgcn.2017.10.3.07

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Disaster Management through Delay Tolerant Networks

Muhammad Nasar Jamal¹,

Raheel Asif²,

Fawad Nawaz Khan³

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Abstract: Natural disasters take place all over the globe thus results in a lot

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“…Disaster Management and Emergency Reports: Aim to address issues related to natural or man-made disasters. Typical examples are the utilization of the DTN protocols to ensure effective communication for the prioritization of messages in disaster scenarios [125], the organization of recovery operations in areas with limited network availability, and in proactive disaster management applications to predict patterns of human and vehicle mobility [126,127].…”

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Although several years have passed since its first introduction, the significance of Delay-Tolerant Networking (DTN) remains evident, particularly in challenging environments where traditional networks face operational limitations such as disrupted communication or high latency. This survey paper aims to explore the diverse array of applications where DTN technologies have proven successful, with a focus on emerging and novel application paradigms. In particular, we focus on the contributions of DTN in the Future Internet, including its contribution to space applications, smart cities and the Internet of Things, but also to underwater communications. We also discuss its potential to be used jointly with information-centric networks to change the internet communication paradigm in the future.

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Disaster Management through Delay Tolerant Networks

Abstract: Natural disasters take place all over the globe thus results in a lot

Cited by 1 publication

References 15 publications

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