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TRIDENTCOM 2008 International Conference on Testbeds and Research Infrastructures for the Development of Networks & Communities

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TRIDENTCOM
2008
IEEE

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A quantitative evaluation of the MeshTest wireless testbed

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The MeshTest testbed is designed to subject wireless devices and protocols to realistic and repeatable mobile scenarios, including multi-hop and disconnected topologies. The testb...

Brenton Walker, Charles Clancy

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