Master Thesis MANET Projects

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Evergreen MANET Thesis Topics in below:

• Throughput maximization of large scale secondary networks over licensed and unlicensed spectra
• Sensing policy assessment for distributed Channel selection for Cognitive MANET in presence of Intentional Jamming
• Neighbor discovery using novel DE based adaptive hello messaging scheme improving OLSR routing protocol performances [Master Thesis MANET Projects]
• Energy Efficient Multipath Routing Protocol for Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Using the Fitness Function
• A Practical Approach to Joint Timing, Frequency Synchronization and Channel Estimation for Concurrent Transmissions in a MANET
• Performance comparison and evaluation of the proactive and reactive routing protocols for MANETs
• Game theoretic analysis for resource allocation in dynamic multi-hop networks with arbitration
• Leveraging MANET based Cooperative Cache Discovery Techniques in VANETs: a Survey and Analysis
• A Fuzzy Approach for Secure Clustering in MANETs: Effects of Distance Parameter on System Performance
• Formal Specification and Analysis of a Cross Layer Overlay P2P Construction Protocol over MANETs
• Globally Aware Allocation of Limited Bandwidth in Multipath Routing Based on Queuing Performance
• Performance evaluation of CLPSO and MOPSO routing algorithms for optimized clustering in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks
• CRCMD&R: Cluster and Reputation based cooperative malicious node Detection & Removal scheme in MANETs [Master Thesis MANET Projects]
• REHDIS: Refined Hamming Distance technique to minimize data transfer delay in Mobile Ad hoc Networks
• Research on innovating, evaluating and applying multicast routing technique for routing messages in service-oriented routing