Titlebook: AD HOC NETWORKS; Technologies and Pro Prasant Mohapatra,Srikanth V. Krishnamurthy Book 2005 Springer-Verlag US 2005 QoS.Quality of Service.

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Fuchun Lin,Chaoping Xing,Yizhou Yao-end route. In addition, the interference from non-neighboring nodes effects the link .. QoS is thus an essential component of ad-hoc networks. The QoS requirements arise at the application layer in the form of restrictions on values of certain QoS metrics. The most commonly studied QoS metrics are

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CDS Composition of?Multi-round Protocolsteries. In this chapter, we investigate the energy costs of wireless communication and discuss the mechanisms used to reduce these costs for communication in ad hoc networks. We then focus on specific protocols that aim to reduce energy consumption during both active communication and idle periods in communication.

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Book 2005work research and have published in the premier conferences and journals in this subject area...AD HOC NETWORKS: Protocols and Technologies. will be immensely useful as a reference work to engineers and researchers as well as to advanced level students in the areas of wireless networks, and computer networks..

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Fuchun Lin,Chaoping Xing,Yizhou Yaolute assurances. This chapter presents solutions and approaches for supporting QoS in ad-hoc networks at the physical, MAC, and routing layers. It also presents approaches at other layers and describes future challenges that need to be addressed to design a QoS enabled ad-hoc network.

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Dan Boneh,Aditi Partap,Lior Rotemology-aware fair access (TAFA) scheme to realize the framework. Simulation results show that TAFA can solve the fairness problem in UDP-based applications with negligible degradation in throughput, and the notorious problem of the starvation of flows in TCP-based applications while incurring only some throughput degradation.