FB-AODV and WCIM routing

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Flow-based AODV routing protocol and Weighted Contention and Interference routing Metric for Wireless Mesh Networks.

This work is supported by the Spanish Government through project TEC2009-11453 and FEDER.

Features

routing metrics: HOPS, ETT and WCIM
link-quality, interference and load-aware
flow-based routing
gateway discovery
AODV
wireless mesh networks

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