Reserved. Topology Dissemination Based on Reverse-Path Forwarding (TBRPF) is a proactive, link-state routing protocol designed for mobile ad-hoc networks, which provides hop-by-hop routing along shortest paths to each destination. Each node running TBRPF computes a source tree (providing paths to all

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sources alone. Systems are tasked with the challenge to assess the quality of the input data sets and decide for the correct values based on that assessment. A benchmark driver is provided that compares the obtained values with the gold standard and produces evaluation scores. Page 2 of (19) Deliverable D

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We investigate to what extent flooding and routing is possible if the graph is allowed to change unpredictably at each time step. We study what minimal requirements are necessary so that a node may correctly flood or route a message in a network whose links may change arbitrarily at any given point

In the "merge " panel of Fig 9, row B, the authors inadvertently inserted the incorrect image. The corrected version of this figure is provided here.

1.1 2010-11-21 Luis M. Correia Corrections to first edition, after review. 1.2 2011-01-11 Annica Ellergren Completed IPR process. Changed security class.

Existing network reprogramming protocols target the efficient, reliable, multi-hop dissemination of application updates in sensor networks, but assume correct or fail-stop behavior from participating sensors. Compromised nodes can subvert such protocols to result in the propagation and remote

License restrictions, which had limited the use of Landsat data in the 1980s and early 1990s, have now been lifted, allowing free dissemination of this high-resolution data through such public means as the Atmospheric Radiation

to be successful in the correctional health field are often taught by word of mouth and that best evidence for practice often evolves from on-the-job experience. Although availability of health care while incarcerated has been deemed to be a consti-tutional right and despite the high prevalence of incarceration