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Sound Mobility Models (2003)
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| Venue: | in ACM MobiCom |
| Citations: | 147 - 2 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Yoon03soundmobility,
author = {Jungkeun Yoon and Mingyan Liu and Brian Noble},
title = {Sound Mobility Models},
booktitle = {in ACM MobiCom},
year = {2003},
pages = {205--216}
}
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Abstract
and evaluation of mobile systems. By using mobility models that describe constituent movement, one can explore large systems, producing repeatable results for comparison between alternatives. Unfortunately, the vast majority of mobility models---including all those in which nodal speed and distance or destination are chosen independently--- su#er from decay ; average speed decreases until converging to some long-term average. Such decay provides an unsound basis for simulation studies that collect results averaged over time, complicating the experimental process.
