Proposal of Autonomous Flight Wireless Nodes with Delay Tolerant Networks for Disaster Use

Uchida, Noriki; Kawamura, Noritaka; Ishida, Toru; Shibata, Yoshitaka

doi:10.1109/imis.2014.18

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“…In [14] Autonomous Flight Wireless Nodes (AFW) based on autonomous flights and data deliveries using the Data Triage based DTN architecture is introduced. During the autonomous flight AFW seeks for radio nodes to deliver data.…”

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Disaster Management through Delay Tolerant Networks

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Khan³

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“…When AFW detects any radio source it tries to find three location points. Then it finds the middle point of the location by using the formula (1) [14]…”

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Disaster Management through Delay Tolerant Networks

Jamal¹,

Asif²,

Khan³

et al. 2017

IJFGCN

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“…The AAA is the antenna arrays with smart signal processing methods used to identify spatial wireless signals [4]. It calculates beamforming vectors in order to track and locate the antenna beam on the wireless nodes.…”

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“…Also, another paper [4] proposed the autonomous moving drones by seeking the possible wireless stations and the smartphones of the evacuators, and it mentioned about the effectiveness of such autonomous moving nodes for the disaster information systems.…”

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Proposal of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Based Delay Tolerant Networks with Adaptive Aray Antenna Control Systems

Uchida

Takahata

Shibata

et al. 2016

2016 30th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops (WAINA)

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The recent technological growth of autonomous moving nodes including vehicles or drones expect us to the various usages such as for M2M or V2V communications as well as the disaster information systems in the near future. However, it is difficult to keep continuous data transmissions during the nodes are moving. Therefore, this paper proposes the Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN) with Adaptive Array Antenna (AAA) Control systems for the V2V based disaster information networks. In the proposed system, the automobiles or the drones equip the AAA control units with IEEE802.11a/b/g, and the controls based Kalman filter algorithm adjusts the directional antenna for the prediction of the target nodes. The simulation is held for the effectiveness of the proposed systems with the map of Takizawa city in Japan, and the results are discussed for the future studies.

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“…Mounted on and powered by a bus, motorcycle, or even bicycle, the MAP physically transports data among public kiosks and private communications devices (as an intranet) and between kiosks and a Hub. More recently, the combined use of drones and DTN has been considered as an alternative for environmental observation [4,8], or for emergency situations [5].…”

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Cano

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the First Workshop on Micro Aerial Vehicle Networks, Systems, and Applications for Civilian Use

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In certain geographical areas such as the rural areas or the developing regions, the lack of infrastructure, the temporary nature of the connections and the limited access to fixed public networks does not allow the use of all the advantages offered by the Internet. In this paper we present our project that aims to test a new communication system based on the combination of the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (called ePidgeons) and wireless networking technologies for Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTN). As a study case we will use the riparian communities along the rivers in the Amazon region.

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Proposal of Autonomous Flight Wireless Nodes with Delay Tolerant Networks for Disaster Use

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