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ORCIDAd Hoc Networks, Volume 34
Volume 34, November 2015
- Dario Pompili, Tommaso Melodia
, Liuqing Yang, Chiara Petrioli:
Editorial of the joint special issue on "Advances in underwater communications and networks". 1-4 - Xilin Cheng, Miaowen Wen, Xiang Cheng, Dongliang Duan, Liuqing Yang:
Effective mirror-mapping-based intercarrier interference cancellation for OFDM underwater acoustic communications. 5-16 - S. H. Huang, T. C. Yang, Jenho Tsao:
Improving channel estimation for rapidly time-varying correlated underwater acoustic channels by tracking the signal subspace. 17-30 - Beatrice Tomasi, Daniele Munaretto, James C. Preisig, Michele Zorzi:
Redundancy allocation in time-varying channels with long propagation delays. 31-41 - Arsen Zoksimovski, Daniel Sexton, Milica Stojanovic, Carey M. Rappaport:
Underwater electromagnetic communications using conduction - Channel characterization. 42-51 - Hua Yu, Aijun Song, Mohsen Badiey, Fangjiong Chen, Fei Ji:
Iterative estimation of doubly selective underwater acoustic channel using basis expansion models. 52-61 - Beatrice Tomasi, Paolo Casari, Leonardo Badia, Michele Zorzi:
Cross-layer analysis via Markov models of incremental redundancy hybrid ARQ over underwater acoustic channels. 62-74 - Yu Luo, Lina Pu, Zheng Peng, Zhong Zhou, Jun-Hong Cui:
An efficient MAC protocol for underwater multi-user uplink communication networks. 75-91 - Stefano Basagni, Chiara Petrioli, Roberto Petroccia, Daniele Spaccini:
CARP: A Channel-aware routing protocol for underwater acoustic wireless networks. 92-104 - Randall Plate, Cherry Wakayama:
Utilizing kinematics and selective sweeping in reinforcement learning-based routing algorithms for underwater networks. 105-120 - Haitao Yu, Nianmin Yao, Jun Liu:
An adaptive routing protocol in underwater sparse acoustic sensor networks. 121-143 - Rodolfo W. L. Coutinho, Azzedine Boukerche, Luiz Filipe M. Vieira, Antonio Alfredo Ferreira Loureiro:
A novel void node recovery paradigm for long-term underwater sensor networks. 144-156 - S. M. Nazrul Alam, Zygmunt J. Haas:
Coverage and connectivity in three-dimensional networks with random node deployment. 157-169 - Fatih Senel, Kemal Akkaya, Melike Erol-Kantarci, Turgay Yilmaz:
Self-deployment of mobile underwater acoustic sensor networks for maximized coverage and guaranteed connectivity. 170-183 - Baozhi Chen, Dario Pompili:
Modeling position uncertainty of networked autonomous underwater vehicles. 184-195 - Diba Mirza, Perry Naughton, Curt Schurgers, Ryan Kastner:
Real-time collaborative tracking for underwater networked systems. 196-210 - Jinwang Yi, Diba Mirza, Ryan Kastner, Curt Schurgers, Paul L. D. Roberts, Jules S. Jaffe:
ToA-TS: Time of arrival based joint time synchronization and tracking for mobile underwater systems. 211-223 - Chiara Petrioli, Roberto Petroccia, John R. Potter, Daniele Spaccini:
The SUNSET framework for simulation, emulation and at-sea testing of underwater wireless sensor networks. 224-238 - Waqas Bin Abbas, Niaz Ahmed, Chaudhry Usama, Affan A. Syed:
Design and evaluation of a low-cost, DIY-inspired, underwater platform to promote experimental research in UWSN. 239-251 - Dustin Torres, Jonathan Friedman, Thomas Schmid, Mani B. Srivastava, Youngtae Noh, Mario Gerla:
Software-defined underwater acoustic networking platform and its applications. 252-264
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