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    A robust security scheme for wireless mesh enterprise networks

    In this paper, we address the security challenges for wireless mesh enterprise networks (WMENs). The topology and communication characteristics of WMEN include the following: (a) deployment of the network devi...

    Md. Abdul Hamid, M. Abdullah-Al-Wadud in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2009)

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    MUQAMI+: a scalable and locally distributed key management scheme for clustered sensor networks

    Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are susceptible to node capture and many network levels attacks. In order to provide protection against such threats, WSNs require lightweight and scalable key management schemes...

    Muhammad Khaliq-ur-Rahman Raazi Syed in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2010)

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    EFT: a high throughput routing metric for IEEE 802.11s wireless mesh networks

    In this paper, we present a throughput-maximizing routing metric, referred to as expected forwarding time (EFT), for IEEE 802.11s-based wireless mesh networks. Our study reveals that most of the existing routi...

    Md. Shariful Islam, Muhammad Mahbub Alam in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2010)

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    Fair data collection in wireless sensor networks: analysis and protocol

    In general, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) consist of many sensors which transmit data to a central node, called the sink, possibly over multiple hops. This many-to-one data routing paradigm leads to nonunifo...

    Md. Abdul Hamid, Muhammad Mahbub Alam in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2010)

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    End-to-end throughput improvement for single radio multi-channel multi-path wireless mesh networks: a cross layer design

    The distinguished feature of fixed backbone nodes in the wireless mesh networks (WMNs) can be utilized to design an efficient cross layer which cooperates routing and scheduling schemes for increasing end-to-e...

    Hieu Cao Trong, Sungwon Lee in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2010)

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    A load-aware energy-efficient and throughput-maximized asynchronous duty cycle MAC for wireless sensor networks

    Being a pivotal resource, conservation of energy has been considered as the most striking issue in the wireless sensor network research. Several works have been performed in the last years to devise duty cycle...

    Muhammad Mostafa Monowar in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2010)

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    Congestion-aware fair rate control in wireless mesh networks

    This paper presents a fair and efficient rate control mechanism, referred to as congestion-aware fair rate control (CFRC), for IEEE 802.11s-based wireless mesh networks. Existing mechanisms usually concentrate on...

    Muhammad Mahbub Alam, Md. Shariful Islam in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2011)

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    nW-MAC: multiple wake-up provisioning in asynchronously scheduled duty cycle MAC protocol for wireless sensor networks

    To reduce the energy cost of wireless sensor networks (WSNs), the duty cycle (i.e., periodic wake-up and sleep) concept has been used in several medium access control (MAC) protocols. Although these protocols ...

    Md. Obaidur Rahman, Muhammad Mahbub Alam in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2011)

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    A routing protocol using a reliable and high-throughput path metric for multi-hop multi-rate ad hoc networks

    In this paper, a high-throughput routing protocol for multi-rate ad hoc networks using lower layer information is proposed. By choosing the route with the minimum value of the proposed “Route Assessment Index”...

    Hieu Cao Trong, Sungwon Lee in annals of telecommunications - annales des… (2012)