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ORCIDJournal of Network and Computer Applications, Volume 92
Volume 92, August 2017
- Sabu M. Thampi
, Jaime Lloret Mauri, Robin Doss:
Special issue on Underwater Acoustic Sensor Networks: Emerging trends and current perspectives. 1-2 - Sarang Dhongdi, Pritish Nahar, Rishabh Sethunathan, Lucy J. Gudino, K. R. Anupama:
Cross-layer protocol stack development for three-dimensional underwater Acoustic Sensor Network. 3-19 - Priyatosh Mandal:
Performance comparison of TDMA variants for underwater acoustic sensor networks. 20-30 - Nadeem Javaid, Sheraz Hussain, Ashfaq Ahmad, Muhammad Imran, Abid Khan, Mohsen Guizani:
Region based cooperative routing in underwater wireless sensor networks. 31-41 - Shalli Rani, Syed Hassan Ahmed, Jyoteesh Malhotra, Rajneesh Talwar:
Energy efficient chain based routing protocol for underwater wireless sensor networks. 42-50 - Guangjie Han, Li Liu, Na Bao, Jinfang Jiang, Wenbo Zhang, Joel J. P. C. Rodrigues:
AREP: An asymmetric link-based reverse routing protocol for underwater acoustic sensor networks. 51-58 - Jingjing Wang, Wei Shi, Lingwei Xu, Liya Zhou, Qiuna Niu, Ju Liu:
Design of optical-acoustic hybrid underwater wireless sensor network. 59-67 - Weifeng Sun, Chi Zhou, Tie Qiu, Yuqing Liu:
An efficient communication scheme for solving merge conflicts in maritime transportation. 68-76
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