A model for the capacitated, hop-constrained, per-packet wireless mesh network design problem

Kevin P. Scheibe and Cliff T. Ragsdale

European Journal of Operational Research, 2009, vol. 197, issue 2, 773-784

Abstract: Three critical factors in wireless mesh network design are the number of hops between supply and demand points, the bandwidth capacity of the transport media, and the technique used to route packets within the network. Most previous research on network design has focused on the issue of hop constraints and/or bandwidth capacity in wired networks while assuming a per-flow routing scheme. However, networks that employ per-packet routing schemes in wireless networks involve different design issues that are unique to this type of problem. We present a methodology for designing wireless mesh networks that consider bandwidth capacity, hop constraints, and profitability for networks employing a per-packet routing system.

Keywords: Network; planning; Broadband; wireless; mesh; Hop-constrained; Capacitated; networks (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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