Link longevity and mobility in self-dependent multi-hop mobile environments

Alchaita, M.

doi:10.1504/ijmc.2008.018057

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“…Performance of MANETs is greatly affected by the mobility of nodes as routing algorithms need to discover routes in the presence of frequent link changes (Alchaita, 2008;Jolly and Latifi, 2007). Simulation tools used in ad hoc network studies try to mimic the distribution and movement pattern of nodes in real-life scenarios.…”

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Maximizing Transmission Opportunities in Wireless Multihop Networks

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Shin

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IEEE Trans. on Mobile Comput.

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Maximizing Transmission Opportunities in Wireless Multihop Networks

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Shin

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Anonymous addressing servers: a solution of failures in wireless mobile location service

Alchaita

Alani

2010

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A realistic mobility model for wireless networks of scale-free node connectivity

Lim

Das

2010

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Recent studies discovered that many of social, natural and biological networks are characterised by scale-free power-law connectivity distribution. We envision that wireless networks are directly deployed over such real-world networks to facilitate communication among participating entities. This paper proposes Clustered Mobility Model (CMM), in which nodes do not move randomly but are attracted more to more populated areas. Unlike most of prior mobility models, CMM is shown to exhibit scale-free connectivity distribution. Extensive simulation study has been conducted to highlight the difference between Random WayPoint (RWP) and CMM by measuring network capacities at the physical, link and network layers.Keywords: connectivity distribution; mobile communication; mobility model; network capacity; random waypoint mobility; scale-free wireless networks.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Lim, S., Yu, C. and Das C.R. (2010)

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Link longevity and mobility in self-dependent multi-hop mobile environments

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References 26 publications

Maximizing Transmission Opportunities in Wireless Multihop Networks

Maximizing Transmission Opportunities in Wireless Multihop Networks

Anonymous addressing servers: a solution of failures in wireless mobile location service

A realistic mobility model for wireless networks of scale-free node connectivity

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