An Intelligent Wireless Mesh Network Backbone

Gustavo Vejarano; Janise McNair

An Intelligent Wireless Mesh Network Backbone

Gustavo Vejarano
, Janise McNair

Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Florida

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Abstract

In this paper, we report on a work-in-progress of an intelligent wireless mesh network backbone. We give a list of guidelines that should be considered for the design of such a network, and analyze them in the context of different application scenarios. We propose a backbone for these networks with the following characteristics: self-formation and maintenance, adaptability, and resiliency. A model for the backbone and a topology control scheme are proposed based on an analysis of the traffic flows generated by final users.

Original language	American English
Journal	International Wireless Internet Conference
State	Published - May 16 2010

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Computer Sciences
Digital Communications and Networking

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