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Using Triggers for Emulation of Opportunistic Networking
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@MISC{Hurtig_usingtriggers,
author = {Per Hurtig and Tanguy Pérennou and Anna Brunstrom and Johan Garcia},
title = {Using Triggers for Emulation of Opportunistic Networking},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
points. It may instead rely on intermittent connectivity where some form of mobility is the typical cause of the availability/unavailability of communication opportunities. One of the most well known examples of opportunistic networks is Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTN) [4, 1]. The DTN architecture [1] defines a message-based overlay, the bundle layer, that can operate over a collection of networks of different types and which can each use its own protocol stack internally. DTNs may be characterized by occasional connectivity, high and variable delays and asymmetric data rates. Oppnets [7] is another example of opportunistic networks, in which a small seed network is deployed and then opportunistically expands itself to include additional nodes and resources as needed. Oppnets thus do not only use opportunistic communication opportunities, but the network
Keyphrases
opportunistic networking opportunistic network delay disruption tolerant network communication opportunity protocol stack bundle layer known example different type intermittent connectivity variable delay occasional connectivity additional node small seed network availability unavailability message-based overlay dtn architecture asymmetric data rate typical cause opportunistic communication opportunity
