… ing node mobility. The main contribution of this paper is the definition of a generic routing
scheme for … We propose to route bundles in the MobySpace by sending them to nodes having …

… 4, we show a sample DTN graph where all mobile nodes A to D meet with each other and
we set the source node to A and destination node to D (unused edges are not shown for brevity…

… mobility patterns of nodes has a high impact on routing. And finally, we study the ability of
nodes to learn their own mobility … DTN scenario, like the one we consider in this paper, nodes …

… (RD)[3] and the Gauss-Markov model, the speed of mobile nodes is chosen randomly and
constantly. For example, in RWP, each node is assigned an initial position in a given area and …

… fixed nodes and also between fixed nodes should be required. In this paper, a class of DTN
routing utilizing mobile nodes for store-carry-and-forward communication among fixed nodes …

… The different values of α represent the different diffusivity of node mobility. … mobility patterns
of MF and target nodes. Through simulation, we identify the conditions in which DTN routing …

… protocol is proposed that works by tracking the recent direction of movement of the mobile
nodes by measuring their consecutive distances from a fixed destination at different instants. …

… This paper analyzes the impact of number of mobile nodes on different DTN routing protocols
like Epidemic [9], PRoPHET [10], MaxProp [11], RAPID [12], Spray-and-Wait [13], and Spray…

… In DTN, mobile nodes may establish on and off connectivity with their neighbors … mobility of
DTN and MANET applications over static-grid testbed. This method virtually emulates mobility …

… In networks with high node mobility and nearly random contact establishment, the delivery
success rate of this class of approaches is higher than approaches that rely on the accuracy of …