Geographic Routing Protocol for Peer-to-Peer Smart Grid Neighborhood Area Network

3, we detail our measurement methodology to learn about the peers present in the Azureus network, to get their Vivaldi coordinates, and to measure the application layer and the

In the first one there are some peers owning all the chunks (roots) composing a file and the aim is to study the time required to ensure that every chunk is spread out on the

GeoNetworking [1] is standardized by ETSI as a network layer protocol as in Figure 1, integrating several position-based routing strategies including Greedy Forwarding (GF) [5]

For example: suppose that are 100 objects and 50 nodes bamboo, a node requests an object for the first time, the algorithm calculates the number of hops and

We explain how to specify various routing policies and configurations using RPSL, how to register these policies in the IRR, and how to analyze them using the routing

To meet these requirements, we propose the creation of Smart Actor s as nodes and therefore as core building blocks of the peer- to-peer agile value creation network.. Therefore,

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Different proposed and standardised routing protocols for LLN exist, including RPL (Routing Protocol for Low-power and lossy networks) [3] and LOADng (Lightweight On- demand Ad