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Emerging standards for wireless mesh technologyLee et al., 2006
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- Lee M
- Zheng J
- Ko Y
- Shrestha D
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- IEEE Wireless Communications
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Wireless mesh networking is a promising technology for numerous applications which appeals especially to those applications that cannot be directly supported by other wireless technologies. The commercial success of Wi-Fi and the advances in many wireless …
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