Frad-hoc: a framework to routing ad-hoc networks

Chapter 4 “Performance Evaluation of 802.11g Mobile Ad-hoc Networks Supporting Multimedia Traffic: a QoE Perspective” compares two well-known ad- hoc routing

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In other words, active networking is an emerging technology that introduces the idea of routers as execution environments open to users' code in order to achieve ad-hoc processing

To perform the aggregation process a router uses variable HAU, which contains the highest packet acknowledged to its upstream neighbor, this is, the sequence number contained in

This result in under performance in highly dynamic networks as junction selection mechanism should be dynamic based on vehicular traffic, road width, shortest path, and other

basic network mobility support, as defined by the IETF in the RFC 3963; Route Optimisation support mitigating the effects of the sub-optimal routing introduced by the NEMO Basic

However, in the framework of a cloudified operation of mobile networks that has to deal with elasticity under resource shortages, we also need to consider other kinds of resources

It is, however, not possible to dissociate the quantitative aspects of the problem (increase in youth un~mployment) from its qualitative aspects. The matching of