A wireless transmitter learns of a packet loss, infers collision, only after completing the entire transmission. If the transmitter could detect the collision early (such as with ...
Souvik Sen, Romit Roy Choudhury, Srihari Nelakudit...
This paper outlines our experience with the implementation and deployment of two MANET routing protocols on a five node, four hop, network. The work was prompted by the lack of pu...
Kwan Wu Chin, John Judge, Aidan Williams, Roger Ke...
With steady improvement in the reliability and performance of communication devices, routing instabilities now contribute to many of the remaining service degradations and interru...
Haldane Peterson, Soumya Sen, Jaideep Chandrasheka...
Efficient routing and medium access control (MAC) are very important for Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs). Most existing routing and MAC protocols consider homogeneous ad hoc networ...
The presence of physical obstacles and radio interference results in the so called “shadow regions” in wireless networks. When a mobile station roams into a shadow region, it ...
Dongyan Chen, Sachin Garg, Chandra M. R. Kintala, ...