2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.simpat.2004.11.005
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EMM: an event-driven mobility model for generating movements of large numbers of mobile nodes

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“…Event driven mobility model. Event driven mobility model [48] was first proposed by Chang. In real life, there are work, school, meetings and other events, which cause human beings to move to different places at different times.…”
Section: B Mobility Model Based On Real Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Event driven mobility model. Event driven mobility model [48] was first proposed by Chang. In real life, there are work, school, meetings and other events, which cause human beings to move to different places at different times.…”
Section: B Mobility Model Based On Real Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The agent-template concept has been defined as an entity consisting of a set of rules, a set of internal actions, and interfaced nodes for agent communications [28]. In our previous research, we have proposed a CPN-based trace model, called the event-driven mobility (EMM), to generate models of students' movements on campus in order to facilitate simulations for the researches with respect to wireless network field [9]. Bashirov and Crespi [1] proposed an innovative technique based on the CPN that allows users to analyze the permutation capability of arbitrary multistage interconnection networks.…”
Section: Relevant Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…(3) Chang and Liao proposed a CPN-based trace model, event-driven mobility model (EMM), to simulate student movement on campus to facilitate the simulation of network research (Chang & Liao, 2005). (4) In 2005, Gao et al…”
Section: The Related Applications Of Hlpnmentioning
confidence: 99%