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NeighborAware Control in Ad Hoc Networks: How we make conflictfree decisions in distributed environments,Used
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Practical ad hoc networks have unique challenges, such as constant network topology changes, bandwidthconstrained connections and diverse wireless signal fading scenarios. This book presents the design and evaluation of novel and efficient control mechanisms for channel access scheduling and topology control functions in ad hoc networks. The work is based on the neighboraware contention resolution (NCR) algorithm, which use only local neighborhood information to achieve globally consistent decisions, thus applicable to solve various control problems in ad hoc networks that required high control overhead before. First, channel access protocols based on NCR are presented for ad hoc networks with omnidirectional antennas, namely NAMA, LAMA, PAMA and HAMA, which correspond to node, link, pairwise and hybridactivation multiple access protocols, respectively. Furthermore, the collisionfree channel access functions for ad hoc networks that have unidirectional links or directional antennas are presented, which were difficult if not impossible to achieve without NCR. NCRbased topology management that constructs a backbone structure in ad hoc networks is presented as well.
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