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Olwal, TO
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Van Wyk, BJ
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Ntlatlapa, Ntsibane S
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Djouani, K
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Siarry, P
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Hamam, Y
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2010-12-07T07:52:52Z |
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2010-12-07T07:52:52Z |
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2010 |
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Olwal, TO, Van Wyk, BJ, Ntlatlapa, N et al. 2010. Dynamic power control for wireless backbone mesh networks: a survey. Network Protocols and Algorithms, Vol. 2(1), pp 1-44 |
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1943-3581 |
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http://www.macrothink.org/journal/index.php/npa/article/view/336
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http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4606
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Copyright: 2010 Macrothink Institute. The work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. |
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With the tremendous growth of wireless networks into the next generation to provide better services, Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) have emerged to offer ubiquitous communication and seamless broadband applications. WMNs are hybrid networks composed of a mixture of static Wireless Mesh Routers (WMRs) and mobile Wireless Mesh Clients (WMCs) interconnected via wireless links to form a multi-hop wireless Ad Hoc network (WANET). WMNs are self-organized, self-configured, and reliable against single points of failures, and robust against RF interference, obstacles or power outage. This is because WMRs forming wireless backbone mesh networks (WBMNs) are built on advanced physical technologies. Such nodes perform both accessing and forwarding functionality. They are expected to carry huge volumes of traffic and be “on power” at all times. While trying to increase network capacity, problems of the dynamic transmission power control (DTPC) arise in such networks. Such problems include RF Interference, Connectivity and energy-depletion. While there are numerous studies on this topic, contributions in the context of WBMNs are still challenging but interesting research areas. This paper provides an overview of the DTPC algorithms central to the WBMNs framework. The open issues are also highlighted. |
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Macrothink Institute |
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Journal Article |
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Dynamic transmission power control |
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Dynamic power control algorithms |
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Link layer protocol |
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Wireless backbone mesh networks |
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Wireless mesh networks |
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Network protocols |
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Algorithms |
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Dynamic power control for wireless backbone mesh networks: a survey |
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Article |
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Olwal, T., Van Wyk, B., Ntlatlapa, N. S., Djouani, K., Siarry, P., & Hamam, Y. (2010). Dynamic power control for wireless backbone mesh networks: a survey. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4606 |
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Olwal, TO, BJ Van Wyk, Ntsibane S Ntlatlapa, K Djouani, P Siarry, and Y Hamam "Dynamic power control for wireless backbone mesh networks: a survey." (2010) http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4606 |
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Olwal T, Van Wyk B, Ntlatlapa NS, Djouani K, Siarry P, Hamam Y. Dynamic power control for wireless backbone mesh networks: a survey. 2010; http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4606. |
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AB - With the tremendous growth of wireless networks into the next generation to provide better services, Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) have emerged to offer ubiquitous communication and seamless broadband applications. WMNs are hybrid networks composed of a mixture of static Wireless Mesh Routers (WMRs) and mobile Wireless Mesh Clients (WMCs) interconnected via wireless links to form a multi-hop wireless Ad Hoc network (WANET). WMNs are self-organized, self-configured, and reliable against single points of failures, and robust against RF interference, obstacles or power outage. This is because WMRs forming wireless backbone mesh networks (WBMNs) are built on advanced physical technologies. Such nodes perform both accessing and forwarding functionality. They are expected to carry huge volumes of traffic and be “on power” at all times. While trying to increase network capacity, problems of the dynamic transmission power control (DTPC) arise in such networks. Such problems include RF Interference, Connectivity and energy-depletion. While there are numerous studies on this topic, contributions in the context of WBMNs are still challenging but interesting research areas. This paper provides an overview of the DTPC algorithms central to the WBMNs framework. The open issues are also highlighted.
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