Of late, there has been an avalanche of cross-layer design proposals for wireless networks.
A number of researchers have looked at specific aspects of network performance and …

Ad hoc mobile wireless networks have seen increased adaptation in a variety of disciplines
because they can be deployed with simple infrastructures and virtually no central …

Current data networking technology limits a network's ability to adapt, often resulting in sub-
optimal performance. Limited in state, scope, and response mechanisms, the network …

We consider a two-tiered Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consisting of sensor clusters
deployed around strategic locations and base-stations (BSs) whose locations are relatively …

We consider generic two-tiered wireless sensor networks (WSNs) consisting of sensor
clusters deployed around strategic locations, and base-stations (BSs) whose locations are …

This paper considers two inter-related questions:(i) Given a wireless ad-hoc network and a
collection of source-destination pairs {(si, ti)}, what is the maximum throughput capacity of …

A distinguishing characteristic of wireless sensor networks is the opportunity to exploit
characteristics of the application at lower layers. This approach is encouraged by device …

Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks: A Cross-Layer Design Perspective deals with the
emerging design trend that transcends traditional communication layers for performance …

Packet-scheduling is a particular challenge in wireless networks due to interference from
nearby transmissions. A distance-2 interference model serves as a useful abstraction here …

Response surface methodology (RSM) is a collection of statistical design and numerical
optimization techniques traditionally used to optimize industrial processes. In this paper, we …