Titlebook: Ad Hoc Networks; Fourth International Jun Zheng,Nathalie Mitton,Pascal Lorenz Conference proceedings 2013 ICST Institute for Computer Scien

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Alba Ramírez Pagès,Belén Derqui Zaragozard to the neighbour that sits next in counter-clockwise order in the network graph. When used to recover from greedy routing failures, LHR guarantees success if implemented over planar graphs. This is often referred to as face-routing. In the current body of knowledge it is known that if planarity i

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Liana Japaridze,Nicoletta Occhiocupoe know that static spectrum allocation is a major problem in wireless networks. Generally, these allocations lead to an inefficient use of spectrum. To solve the problem of congestion, cognitive radio networks use dynamic spectrum access. In this paper, we use a technique based on auctions theory kn

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Alba Ramírez Pagès,Belén Derqui Zaragozar water/gas usage in the civil. However, sensor devices are usually equipped with a limited power battery and deployed at a very high density in inaccessible environments. Therefore, it is impractical to change or maintain manually these sensor networks. In this paper, we have designed and implement

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Liana Japaridze,Nicoletta Occhiocupoangement of the nodes into a rectangular grid structure. Distribution of keys is based on projective planes and pairwise connectivity. If the nodes are mapped to the vertices of a graph then the shortest path between any two nodes (considering key-connectivity) is at most three. With a small memory,

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Amaury Prat,Runxuan Yang,Xiaolin Huledge of node identity and capability is not available. Existing approaches continue to rely on underlying address-based routing protocols in order to communicate with discovered services. These two-tier approaches generate routing overheads which negatively impact on performance and network scalabi