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A Quasi Stationary Service Architecture for Network Monitoring and Connectivity Prediction in Aeronautical Ad Hoc Network using Fuzzy C Means Clustering

Soumi, 2014

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Soumi G
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Abstract An Aeronautical Ad Hoc Network (AANET) of airborne elements is a high speed mobile network. The AANET has a 3D topology spread across the airspace. The high ground speed of the airborne elements changes the network topology rapidly. This makes …
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