Mobile Ad Hoc Networking for the Transformed Army (MANTA) - Mitre

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Background Directional communications – Consume smaller bandwidth volumes, thus enabling increased spatial reuse of spectrum resulting in increased network capacity – Provide stealth <strong>for</strong> airborne plat<strong>for</strong>ms A B Bandwidth Volume Consumed With Omni Directional Communications 3 1 2 1 2 3 A B Bandwidth Volume Consumed When Each Node Has 3 Directiona l Sector Antennas QoS requires predictable channel access But existing contention-based access schemes rely upon omni-directional communications and random access... © 2004, The MITRE Corporation
Objective What channel access mechanisms can best combine directional and omni-directional elements in ad hoc networks? What channel access mechanisms support quality of service? How should one initiate and maintain a network topology in directional ad hoc network environments? What routing and antenna scheduling algorithms are necessary to achieve standard (unicast), high-assurance, and multipoint data delivery services in directional ad hoc networks? © 2004, The MITRE Corporation
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