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A mobile ad-hoc network multi-path routing protocol based on biological attractor selection for disaster recovery communication
2015
ICT Express
The performance of traditional routing protocols for mesh networks can decrease significantly in disaster recovery situations due to dynamic changes to the network environment. A number of multi-path routing protocols have been proposed to address such issues. MMQR is a multipath routing protocol for OFDM-TDMA mesh networks which use multiple paths that can be replaced immediately by one another in case of link failures. In this paper we extend the MMQR such that the alternative paths are
doi:10.1016/j.icte.2015.10.001
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