… Given a pair of nodes, if the first node transmits a signal to the second, then there will be
a temporal delay (or lag) between the signals. These temporal lags can be detected by …

… of computer networking and the TCP/IP network reference … .2) that nodes in a spontaneous
wireless network can behave … wired computer networks which enforce a clear separation …

… This well defined step is expected to piit tlic node into (rcasonahly rcliablc) contact with
all necessary services. I n ;I wirclcss ad hoc nctwork. thcrc is no natural cquivalciit: the …

… nodes N1 and N4 provide the communication path between … the ad hoc network with the
infrastructured network: it allows … di Milano for research on computer networks. Since 1987 he …

… We use this idea in spontaneous networks to improve the overload of the nodes, specially of
… into account that less number of nodes in the spontaneous network will give higher service …

… Therefore, some nodes can communicate directly with nodes in their transmission range (…
used to test WSN (wireless sensor networks) and BAN (body area networks). In our case, it fully …

… , eg, computer networks, sensor and actuator technology, artificial intelligence (AI),
human-computer interaction (HCI), and computer … The system consisted of audio-video nodes with …

… especially observed in the fields of wireless local area networks, mobile systems, and …
node for spontaneous edge networks. It uses MPLS and allows different communication …

… presented in this article: a selforganized spontaneous WMN architecture (as opposed to the
… Energy — Since we consider networks in which nodes are potentially mobile, the autonomy …

… synchronized operation of the different participating nodes in our envisioned scenarios. …
Area Network (PAN) profile [12]) that can be accessed based on our spontaneous networking …