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Forwarding redundancy in opportunistic mobile networks: Investigation, elimination and exploitation

Gao et al., 2014

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9393722061074705135
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Gao W
Li Q
Cao G
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IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing

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Opportunistic mobile networks consist of mobile devices which are intermittently connected via short-range radios. Forwarding in such networks relies on selecting relays to carry and deliver data to destinations upon opportunistic contacts. Due to the intermittent network …
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