In this paper, we analyze the impact of large, persistently-full buffers (bufferbloat') on various
network dynamics in IEEE 802.11 n wireless networks. Bufferbloat has mostly been studied …

The ever‐increasing service demand from wireless users under restricted bandwidth
necessitates the development of suitable congestion control scheme for throughput …

Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have many attractive characteristics, such as auto-
configuration, self-management, and self-healing. With newer and farther reaching …

IEEE 802.11 Wireless backhaul networks (WBNs) provide scalable and cost-effective
solutions for interconnecting small-cell networks and backbone networks or Internet. With …

To this date, although a rich surge of research studies have been conducted on Wireless
Mesh Networks (WMNs), still impartial distribution of network resources is one of the open …

In IEEE 802.11-based multihop wireless mesh networks (WMNs), nodes that are a number
of hops away from the gateway (GW) face two-fold contentions: namely channel access …

Energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important for wireless mesh networks (WMNs).
There is an inherent tradeoff between energy consumption and throughput, the latter being …

Buffer sizing is an important network configuration parameter that impacts the quality of data
traffic. Falling memory cost and the fallacy that 'more is better'lead to over provisioning …

Fair bandwidth distribution among users remains a persistence issue in Wireless Mesh
Networks (WMNs). Users which are more hops away from the gateway generally suffer from …

Wireless ad-hoc multi-hop networks such as wireless mesh networks (WMNs) and mobile ad
hoc networks (MANETs), have shown a tremendous growth due to the huge demand of …