A Cross-layer Framework for Multiobjective Performance Evaluation of Wireless Ad Hoc Networks

When a monitor node wants to supervise the behaviour of its neighbours, it needs to know some important piece of information like the number of nodes in the interference range,

In other terms, a protocol that ensures energy ef- ficiency, traffic differentiation at the channel access and routing levels, reliability, node synchronization and mobil- ity

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Transport layer protocols provide end-to-end data delivery without having any knowledge on the network structure, like number of hops, parameters of communication link and so

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It is now commonly accepted that the unit disk graph used to model the physical layer in wireless networks does not reflect real radio transmissions, and that the lognormal

In this section we describe an approach for performance monitoring and performance anomaly detection based on packet capturing and the application of simple heuristics.. Therefore,

For an arriving beacon signal transmitted by the sink, received power levels are computed for each sensor node in the network and these levels are then used as