Clustering control in isopleth-oriented ad hoc communication for disaster detection
Satoshi Katayama, Tomotaka Wada, Young-Bok Choi · 2016
Many people around the world are adversely affected by various unforeseen disasters such as earthquakes, fires, and acts of terror. To resolve these problems, Kansai University has proposed the Emergency Rescue Evacuation Support System (ERESS). We propose a novel isopleth-oriented multi-hop communication method using clustering control to reduce the amount of data traffic by allowing only parent terminals to exchange and share data.