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WiMesh: leveraging mesh networking for disaster communication in resource-constrained settings

Ashraf et al., 2021

Document ID
1290984194028605573
Author
Ashraf U
Khwaja A
Qadir J
Avallone S
Yuen C
Publication year
Publication venue
Wireless Networks

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This paper discusses the design, implementation and field trials of WiMesh, a resilient wireless mesh network-based disaster communication system purpose-built for underdeveloped and rural parts of the world. Mesh networking is a mature area, and the …
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