... “The capacity ofwireless networks, ” IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol 46, no 2, pp 388–404, 2000 [2] S Toumpis and A J Goldsmith, “Capacity regions for wirelessadhoc networks, ” IEEE ... Qin and R S Blum, “Capacity ofwirelessadhocnetworks with cooperative diversity: a warning on the interaction of relaying and multi-hop routing,” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference ... [5] S Toumpis and A J Goldsmith, Performance, optimization, and cross-layer design of media access protocols for wirelessadhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on...
... “The capacity ofwireless networks, ” IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol 46, no 2, pp 388–404, 2000 [2] S Toumpis and A J Goldsmith, “Capacity regions for wirelessadhoc networks, ” IEEE ... Qin and R S Blum, “Capacity ofwirelessadhocnetworks with cooperative diversity: a warning on the interaction of relaying and multi-hop routing,” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference ... [5] S Toumpis and A J Goldsmith, Performance, optimization, and cross-layer design of media access protocols for wirelessadhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on...
... challenges TCP faces in wirelessadhocnetworks Section presents a survey of the approaches available to improve the performanceof TCP in wirelessadhocnetworks and provides taxonomy of these approaches ... TCP in wirelessadhocnetworks TCP was designed for wired networks without considering the complexity ofwirelessnetworks With the advent ofwireless technology TCP was also employed in wireless ... in adhoc wireless, networksAdhoc Netw 4, 687–708 (2006) doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2005.08.001 37 E Hamadani, V Rakocevic, A cross layer solution to address TCP, intra-flow performance degradation...
... the performanceof opportunistic network coding in wireless mobile ad- hocnetworks In this thesis we propose to first study and investigate the performance behavior and key control parameters of ... impact of control message on the performanceof opportunistic network coding scheme We then use the findings for further study of network coding scheme on large scale wireless ad- hocnetworks ... (P2P) file distribution networks to wireless ad- hoc networks, from the improvement of network capacity to increase of network security 1.5 Thesis Organization The rest of this thesis is organized...
... capacity ofwireless networks, ” IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol 46, no 2, pp 388–404, 2000 [2] M Grossglauser and D N C Tse, “Mobility increases the capacity ofadhocwireless networks, ” ... “Delay-limited throughput ofadhoc networks, ” IEEE Transactions on Communications, vol 52, no 11, pp 1957–1968, 2004 [5] N Bansal and Z Liu, “Capacity, delay and mobility in wireless ad- hoc networks, ” in ... constrained ad- hoc networks, ” in Proceedings of the 23rd Conference of the IEEE Communications Society (INFOCOM ’04), vol 1, pp 443–453, Hong Kong, March 2004 [11] H Zhang and J C Hou, “Capacity of wireless...
... local topological status of the wirelessadhoc network To a certain extent, the node locations and their corresponding degrees would affect the configuration of the wirelessadhoc network and even ... with that of the simulation NETWORK CAPACITY As mentioned above, the max-flow capacity is another important parameter on the performanceof network However, in the case ofwirelessadhoc networks, ... Letaief, “On the geometrical characteristic ofwirelessadhocnetworks and its application in network performance analysis, ” to appear in IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications [6] J Orriss and...
... protocol for improving TCP performance on multihop wirelessadhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Modeling Analysis and Simulation ofWireless and Mobile Systems ... problem in 802.11-based wirelessadhocnetworks was first reported in [1], and it was further investigated in [2] The TCP unfairness problem in multihop wirelessadhocnetworks was reported in ... source routing in adhocwireless networks, ” in Mobile Computing, chapter 5, pp 153–181, Kluwer Academic, Norwell, Mass, USA, 1996 R K Jain, The Art of Computer Systems Performance Analysis, John...
... dynamic nature of data flows in a network 17 2.1.1 Robustness in wirelessadhocnetworks In recent years, a number of routing protocols have been designed for wirelessadhocnetworks Many routing ... wirelessnetworks are also very useful for wirelessadhoc networks, so we will also include them in the investigation 2.1.1.1 Routing Structure Generally, routing structure for wirelessadhoc ... connections to wireless ones Yet these advances are based on infrastructural topologies where all wireless terminals connect to a single gateway A wirelessadhoc network is a collection of wireless...
... Section Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/53264 ... r Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/53264 ... per Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/53264...
... SECURITY FOR WIRELESSADHOCNETWORKS Farooq Anjum and Petros Mouchtaris SECURITY FOR WIRELESSADHOCNETWORKS SECURITY FOR WIRELESSADHOCNETWORKS Farooq Anjum and Petros ... managing the security of the network Such solutions are not applicable for wirelessadhocnetworks on account of the features of these networks The increased vulnerabilities ofadhocnetworks and the ... system administration, and physical security Without adequate security, enterprises will shy away from the use ofwirelessadhoc networks, governmental agencies will ban the use ofwirelessad hoc...
... throughput performance is compared for increasing number of source nodes in the adhoc network All the nodes are randomly placed in a radius of 200 m Concurrent transmissions always lead to collisions ... are worth mentioning when adhoc network operates under heavy load and fast fading conditions: (1) A particular relay may not be reachable due to fading condition or out of coverage range, and (2) ... rate as a function of SNR A Overview of IEEE 802.11 protocol Figure Cooperative adhoc network illustration and 11 Mbps [10] It uses direct sequence spread spectrum at a frequency of 2.4 GHz in Industrial,...
... full exploitation of directional antennas in ad- hocwireless networks, ” in Proceedings of the 4th ACM International Symposium on Mobile AdHoc Networking and Computing (MobiHoc ’03), pp 98–107, ... R Kumar, “The capacity ofwireless networks, ” IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, vol 46, no 2, pp 388–404, 2000 [11] R Ramanathan, “On the performanceofadhocnetworks with beamforming ... antennas cannot be realized In [11], the author provides a broad examination of many factors that affect network performance in wirelessadhocnetworks with directional antennas, such as channel access,...
... server is located at one side of a WiMAX (IEEE 802.16a) network On the other side, an adhoc gateway brings in the video streams to the multihop adhoc network consisting of two embedded systems served ... scheme for jitter-tolerant video streaming over a multi-hop wirelessadhoc network A video packet temporarily buffered at IN on a wirelessadhoc network may exceed its end-to-end jitter constraint ... 2005 [2] G D Delgado, V C Fr´as, and M A Igartua, “Videoı streaming transmission with QoS over cross-layered adhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of the International Conference on Software, Telecommunications...
... Mobile AdHoc Networking & Computing (MobiHoc ’03), pp 153–164, Annapolis, Md, USA, June 2003 [2] V Kawadia and P R Kumar, “Power control and clustering in adhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of the ... Extensions of the proposed scheme to other popular adhoc routing algorithms such as adhoc on-demand multipath distance vector (AOMDV) [13] are underway The extension of the current scheme to wireless ... Mobile AdHocNetworks (DSR),” Internet Draft, http://ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-manet-dsr-10 txt [8] A Srinivas and E Modiano, “Minimum energy disjoint path routing in wireless ad- hoc networks, ”...
... the end of simulation time EFFECT OF LOAD VARIATION To study the effect of load (number of nodes in a network) variation, the following number of nodes were used to evaluate the performanceof the ... Figure 2: A setup model of the adhoc network protocol simulation PERFORMANCE COMPARISON OF THE PROTOCOLS For performance evaluation of different protocols, the latest version of OPNET was used, which ... performance parameters For comparative performance analysis, we first simulated each protocol for adhocnetworks with 40 nodes In case ofwireless LAN, TORA shows good performance for the control traffic...
... 2002 [4] I Kang and R Poovendran, “Maximizing static network lifetime ofwireless broadcast adhoc networks, ” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC ’03), vol 3, ... Sun, M Min, and D.-Z Du, “Energy-efficient broadcast and multicast routing in adhocwireless networks, ” in Proceedings of the 22nd IEEE International Performance, Computing and Communications Conference ... Guo and O W W Yang, “Formulation of optimal tree construction for maximum lifetime multicasting in wirelessadhocnetworks with adaptive antennas,” in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference...
... node in a wirelessadhoc network under a specified traffic pattern and then propose the use of a cross-layer rate-control scheme based on the resulting analysis We consider a wirelessadhoc network ... networks with emphasis on providing quality -of- service assurance in high-speed networks, DWDM optical networks, wireless and mobile networks, network security, modeling and queuing analysisof ... over wirelessadhoc network are the following (1) FEC coding, especially using RS codes, is quite effective in dealing with bursty packet losses commonly encountered on wirelessadhoc networks...
... energy and capacity are limited resources in adhocnetworks In case ofWireless Sensor Networks (WSN), energy consumption is especially critical The adhoc network designer should strive for reducing ... 5th ACM MobiHoc – Tokyo, May 24, 2004 Tutorial outline Introduction – – – Stationary networks – – – Motivation: the need for Topology Control (TC) in adhocnetworks An adhoc network model ... choice of the nodes’ transmit power levels to achieve a certain global property – Power control: a wireless channel perspective — optimize the choice of the transmit power level for a single wireless...