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most citedAn Incentive-compatible Energy Trading Framework for Neighborhood Area Networks with Shared Energy Storage

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cs.NI2018

Cross-Layer Designs for Body-to-Body Networks: Adaptive CSMA/CA with Distributed Routing

Samiya M. Shimly, David B. Smith, Samaneh Movassaghi

In this paper, we propose a novel adaptive carrier sense multiple access scheme with collision avoidance (CSMA/CA) to perform efficient and reliable data transfer with increased th…

cs.NI2017

Cross-layer optimized routing with low duty cycle TDMA across multiple wireless body area networks

Samiya Shimly, David B. Smith, Samaneh Movassaghi

In this paper, we study the performance of two cross-layer optimized dynamic routing techniques for radio interference mitigation across multiple coexisting wireless body area netw…

cs.NI2017

Experimentally-based Cross-layer Optimization for Distributed Wireless Body-to-body Networks

Samiya M. Shimly, David B. Smith, Samaneh Movassaghi

We investigate cross-layer optimization to route information across distributed wireless body-to-body networks, based on real-life experimental measurements. At the network layer,…

cs.NI2016★ 4 cited

U-BeAS: A Stackelberg Game for Device-to-Device Communications

Nicole Sawyer, David Smith

User-behavior-aware communications will be a key feature of future generation cellular networks, so user experience is enhanced with greater benefit to users. In this paper, a user…

cs.NI2015★ 3 cited

Socially Optimal Coexistence of Wireless Body Area Networks Enabled by a Non-Cooperative Game

Jie Dong, David Smith, Leif Hanlen

In this paper, we enable the coexistence of multiple wireless body area networks (BANs) using a finite repeated non-cooperative game for transmit power control. With no coordinatio…

cs.NI2014★ 1 cited

Co-channel Interference Mitigation for Wireless Body Area Networks Coexistence Using a Non-Cooperative Game

Jie Dong, David B. Smith, Leif W. Hanlen

In this paper, we enable the coexistence of multiple wireless body area networks (BANs) using a finite repeated non-cooperative game, in which BANs are rational players but act sel…