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Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN), a two-tier architecture based on Wireless Mesh Routers (WMR), has captured the interest from both academia and industry, because of their ability to accommodate both Wireless ISPs and user requirements. Despite the large amount of research developed in this area, several issues still need to be solved. In this thesis we design an efficient solution for multi-hop wireless networks providing the following contributions. First, we design and formalize Mesh Routing Strategy (MRS), a cross-layer routing approach. MRS relies on simple heuristics able to optimize…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Wireless Mesh Networks (WMN), a two-tier architecture
based on
Wireless Mesh Routers (WMR), has captured the
interest from both
academia and industry, because of their ability to
accommodate
both
Wireless ISPs and user requirements. Despite the
large amount of
research developed in this area, several issues still
need to be
solved. In this thesis we design an efficient
solution for multi-hop
wireless networks providing the following
contributions. First, we
design and formalize Mesh Routing Strategy (MRS), a
cross-layer
routing approach. MRS relies on simple heuristics
able to optimize
transmission power and route selection, resulting in
important
increase of the transport capacity of the mesh
backbone. Second, we
design and implement MeshDV, a routing framework
adapted to
WMNs,
which includes MRS and is also able to easily manage user
mobility. Third, we develop MeshDVbox, a custom WMR
built using
off-the-shelf components and deployed in our
laboratory to realize
a
WMN test-bed.
Autorenporträt
Luigi Iannone is currently Senior Researcher at Deutsche Telekom
Laboratories since
September 2008. He worked at Université catholique de Louvain
(Belgium) in
2007/2008. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Université
Pierre et Marie
Curie, Paris VI - France (2006) and a degree in Computer
Engineer from University
of Pisa - Italy (2001).