Recent progress in routing protocols of mobile opportunistic networks: A clear taxonomy, analysis and evaluation
Mobile opportunistic networks provide an efficient solution to implement the intensive perception and ubiquitous interconnection in Internet of Things. Routing selection is one of the fundamental components focusing on data communication in intermittently connected scenarios, it therefore captures g...
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