Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) can partially replace the wired backbone of traditional
wireless access networks and, similarly, they require to carefully plan radio resource …

Directional antenna offers various benefits for wireless sensor networks, such as increased
spatial reuse ratio and reduced energy consumption. In this paper, we formulate the …

It is known that CSMA/CA channel access schemes are not well suited to meet the high
traffic demand of wireless mesh networks. One possible way to increase traffic carrying …

The capacity of wireless multi-hop networks has been studied extensively in recent years.
Most existing work tackles the problem from an asymptotic perspective and assumes a …

Wireless sensor networks are distributed event-based systems with severe energy
constraints, variable quality links, low data-rate and many-to-one event-to-sink flows …

This paper addresses the problem of optimizing the packet transmission schedule in a
multihop wireless network with end-to-end delay constraints. The emphasis is to determine …

Wireless sensor networks are originally designed as distributed event-based systems that
differ from traditional communication networks in several ways. These networks typically …

In sensor networks, data traffic is concentrated towards a small number of base stations, and
those nodes close to the base station have to relay large amount of data for the rest of the …

This paper investigates the speed limit of information propagation in large-scale multihop
wireless networks, which provides fundamental understanding of the fastest information …

Abstract Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) by definition operate without pre-established
infrastructure. On the one hand side, this can be seen as an advantage since it makes them …