Wireless Compose - Communication and positioning network in ISS and Antarctic Greenhouse

Philpot, Claudia; Drobczyk, Martin; Strowik, Christian; Catherin, Duvel

doi:10.1109/wcnc.2019.8885780

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“…These computers form a self-organizing network intended to eventually deliver the obtained measurement results to some consumer for further processing. Possible advantages of using such networks in the aerospace industry are shown in [2], and [4].…”

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Choosing optimal node roles in a multi-gateway wireless ad hoc network

Makhorin

Terentiev

2021

YUGOSLAV J OPERATION

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This article considers a problem to choose parameters of a procedure for changing node roles in a multi-gateway wireless ad hoc network used in aerospace systems. Mathematical formulation of a mixed-integer programming (MIP) model to optimize the changing-node-role-procedure parameters is proposed, where the attention is focused on appropriate parameterization in order to make it possible to include additional constraints, if necessary. A practical two-stage technique used by the authors to solve the considered problem is briey discussed. On the first stage, the branch-and-bound algorithm, provided with cutting plane constraints of some classes, is applied to choose optimal roles of the network nodes. On the second stage, the network simulator developed by the authors is used to estimate main characteristics of the resulting network. Workability of the proposed approach is demonstrated by results of computational experiments.

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confidence: 99%