Node-Centric Hybrid Routing for Wireless Internetworking

Multihop packet radio networks (or ad-hoc networks) consist of wireless routers that interconnect attached hosts without the need of any pre-established communication infrastructure. These networks play an important role in relief scenarios, battlefields and conference scenarios, where there is no base infrastructure.

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