Abstract: MANET transmission is one solution towards achieving routing in a ubicomp environment and if well designed, it can help in energy containment in ubicomp [60]. Application of location-aware transmission strategies may enhance energy management and conservation and hence remain a serious topic of research. MANET nodes adopt an automated collective load sharing transmission strategy. Hence MANET nodes are themselves the infrastructure nodes. Situations of completely equitable transmission (Fairness) load sharing will be very rarely reached. However, one criteria which can serve for a sender to decide to start a transmission or not will be: “How much Fairness is being reached by other senders in the ubicomp?” This feature will require either recording of previous sender’s Fairness Proportion or an empirical predictability model (or both). Such questions remain determining factors of success of transmission in cooperative functionality. Previous studies in this direction were made [22] wher

• Publication Date: 27-Nov-2016
• DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-109-2-06
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Abstract: MANET transmission may help in energy containment in ubicomp [59]. This can be enhanced by location-aware transmission strategies and therefore management of energy consumption in ubicomp remains a serious topic of research. In MANETs for ubicomp, nodes present will transmit in an automated collective fashion, thereby sharing the workload. Hence, the ubicomp nodes will themselves be the infrastructure. The situation whereby every node must be providing equitable assistance will be rarely reached. However, the research area remains open : “By how much Fairness reached in a ubicomp deviates from the latter situation reached?”. Such questions remain consequent in situations of cooperative functionality. A previous study in this direction was made [22], whereby a metric BFEA was devised to define “the theoretical equitable energy amount for Fairness” and first metric, ECFP, for Fairness analysis was put forward. In another paper [23], a second metric Min_FP, derived from ECFP, is defined a

• Publication Date: 27-Nov-2016
• DOI: 10.15224/978-1-63248-109-2-07
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