[PDF] Top 20 The power of quasi-shortest paths and the impact of node mobility on dynamic networks

... kind of infrastructure, we can use a communication model based on clusters, where a special node, the cluster head, is responsible for disseminating messages to nodes in the cluster ... See full document

... networking and decision support are dynamic ...SNA and link analysis [7], namely through Dynamic Network Analysis (DNA), which combines the methods and techniques of SNA ... See full document

... condition of VANETs is highly dynamic due to the high mobility of vehicles and the frequently changing road ...characteristics of the received signal due to ... See full document

... selection of the optimal test is based on maximizing the additional information gained through the ...test. The selected test is applied to the LS of the ... See full document

... process of the modified algorithm is the same as that of the original MS ...types of dynamic edges, the route edges and the boarding edges, some steps ... See full document

... The Dynamic Mobility Anchoring approach is based on the full distribution of mobility functions between Mobile Nodes and Access Nodes without requiring neither ... See full document

... arrive the distention (sink) by number of message more than Flooding ...Also the levy walk with cut off mobility motion gives a better results compare with the Brownian motion because ... See full document

... shows the main improvement brought by the distribution of the flows and groups by the available networks based on its ...One of the problems of ... See full document

... to the explanation of basic notions concerning the de-facto routing on the Internet, ...single-source shortest-path ...single-source shortest-path routing is today applied ... See full document

... MANETs the nodes can dynamically form a network in a self-organizing man- ner without the need of an existing fixed ...traffic and to allow the network to adapt to the highly ... See full document

... delay-tolerant networks (VDTNs) [4] are a particular application of mobile DTN characterized by opportunistic ...vehicles mobility to enable network connectivity in scenarios where end-to-end path ... See full document

... tackle the SPT reoptimization in the fully dynamic context proposing an approximation method based on landmarks ...that the classical exact method are unable to efficiently address ... See full document

... in the changing phylogenetic signa- ture of the diversification dynamics as the diversification pro- cess unfolds (Liow et ...Quental and Marshall, 2011). It is therefore possible that ... See full document

... One of the main aspects of networks is their dynamics and it is important to reflect this feature in role ...preferences and behavior is time-dependent and the ... See full document

... consisted of newborns with gestational age between 37 and 41 weeks, of both sexes, with up to 72 hours of ...air and were in the inactive alert stage (stage 4 of ... See full document

... Pollination of native species, for example, can be affected by plant invasion due to reduced visits of pollinator insects [6], which can lead to decreased seed set [7–10], the latter occurring by ... See full document

... transmission power levels were calculated using the Plane Earth Propagation Model [8,14] with the path loss exponent set to ...transmission power level scenarios were evaluated: (i) ... See full document

... because of policy decision, shutdown, ...Firstly, the uptime length distribution, which is one of the most basic properties of ...captures the period of time that ... See full document

... WSN on a sensing field A is composed of three types of devices, Sensor Nodes (SNs), Relay Nodes (RNs) and a Base Station ...senses the environment, generates data, and ... See full document

... values of r. Similar to that found in Fig 4, the distribution p(x) is overall considerably broader for r = ...0.1 and r = ...to the overall narrower and smoother dispersion found when r ... See full document