— Wireless ad hoc networks often require a method for estimating their nodes’ locations. Typically this is achieved by the use of pair-wise measurements between nodes and their...
Jon Arnold, Nigel Bean, Miro Kraetzl, Matthew Roug...
— In wireless ad hoc networks (WANETs), e.g. wireless sensor networks, battery-powered devices are constrained by limited amount of energy. Many WANET applications require that t...
In wireless networks, it is well understood what throughput can be achieved by nodes who can hear each other (i.e. nodes within a single cell)[1, 3]. The effects of nodes beyond t...
—This paper considers the tradeoff between bursty and continuous transmissions in wireless ad hoc networks. In our network model, packets belonging to specific transmitters arri...
Jon E. Corneliussen, Mariam Kaynia, Geir E. &Oslas...
—In most existing wireless networks, end users obtain data content from the wired network, typically, the Internet. In this manner, virtually all of their traffic must go throug...
Wang Liu, Kejie Lu, Jianping Wang, Yi Qian, Tao Zh...