Green Routing Metrics for Multi-hop Wireless People-centric Networks
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Antonio Oliveira-Jr, Rosário Ribeiro, Dalton Matsuo, Tercio Filho, Waldir Moreira, Augusto Neto, Eduardo CerqueiraAuthors Info & Claims
Antonio Oliveira-Jr, Rosário Ribeiro, Dalton Matsuo, Tercio Filho, Waldir Moreira, Augusto Neto, Eduardo CerqueiraAuthors Info & ClaimsArticle No.: 11, Pages 1 - 4
Abstract
The reduction of carbon emission is imperative towards the Green Internet. Hence, this paper proposes and validates green routing metrics focused on improving energy efficiency of multi-hop approaches in heterogeneous wireless people-centric environments. The validation is carried out through discrete event simulations based on real data set traces and controlled random topologies for the specific case of AODV. Results show improvements to network lifetime without penalizing other performance metrics.
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