UAV‐SHUTTLE‐MMM: UAV‐shuttle‐enabled mobility management model in sparsely deployed flying ad hoc networks
Juhi Agrawal,
Monit Kapoor
Abstract:SummaryThe reliable surveillance of a large region typically needs a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which leads to high operational costs in flying ad hoc networks (FANETs). Therefore, the UAV mobility model plays an important role that affecting the performance of FANET. This research paper comes up with a novel UAV‐shuttle‐enabled mobility management model (US‐MMM) that is a crucial attribute for the large and highly sparse network. The proposed mobility model uses UAV shuttles. A relativel… Show more
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