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GREEN protocol: gradient based energy efficient routing with network coding capacity

Nawaz et al., 2016

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4724063516936279539
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Nawaz F
Jeoti V
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Telecommunication Systems

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A fundamental challenge in the acceptability of Wireless SAW Sensor Network (WSSN) for industrial applications, is to enhance the lifespan and packet delivery ratio (PDR) of the network. This work proposes a routing protocol for WSSN that selects the best neighbours …
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