Design of an ad-hoc network model for disaster recovery scenario using various routing protocols
Suresh Kumar V, R. K. Rathy, D. Pandey · 2009
Ad-hoc networks are infrastructure less networks and can be established in any environment without pre-existing infrastructure with ease of deployment. The nodes in the network can communicate freely while being in motion. Several routing protocols such as DSR, AODV, and DSDV etc. have been developed for communication in these networks. Ad-hoc networks are especially deployable in situations like disaster management, as we need to act very fast in adverse conditions to save the lives of the victims or minimize losses.