Spray and wait: an efficient routing scheme for intermittently connected mobile networks
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...[13], Direct Transmission/Delivery [27]), others a fixed number limited by the sender [28] [26] while epidemic [30] and probabilistic [19] routing potentially create an “infinite” number of messages....
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...Spray-and-Wait [28] is an n-copy routing protocol that limits the number of message copies created to a configurable maximum and distributes (“sprays”) these copies to contacts until the number of copies is exhausted....
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...Such networks are assumed to experience frequent, long-duration partitioning and may never have an end-to-end contemporaneous path....
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...Spray and Wait is another “oblivious” flooding scheme but with a selflimited number of copies [28]....
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...Since in the ICMN model there may not exist an endto-end path between a source and a destination, conventional ad-hoc network routing schemes, such as DSR [16], AODV [ 21 ], etc., would fail....
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...While .ooding-based schemes have a high probability of delivery, they waste a lot of energy and su.er from severe contention, which can significantly degrade their performance....
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