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I.
I NTRODUCTION
R ELATED WORK
A. Parameter denition
Communication Range: The maximum distance between two nodes to perform single hop communication.
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B. Calculation of Connectivity
The connectivity of the network is calculated using the
above described formula, after each network connectivity time
or interval which is dened as 1 second. So, n number of
connectivity values are obtained for a simulation time of n
seconds.
After obtaining n connectivity values, average connectivity is
calculated by nding the mean of these values given as,
C(avg) =
UN
UN
2
f (i, j, t)]
][
U N (U N 1) i=1 j=i+1
IV.
(2)
S IMULATION RESULTS
I NPUT PARAMETERS
Simulation Parameters
Number of Agent nodes
Simulation time
User node speed interval
Agent node speed interval
Pause interval
Walk interval
Direction interval
Simulation area dimensions
Mobility model
Network connectivity time
Values
2
10 seconds
0.2 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 1 second
1 to 3 seconds
-180 to +180 degrees
10 metres x 5 metres
Random waypoint
1 second
Fig. 3.
B. Study II
Fig. 1.
I NPUT PARAMETERS
Simulation Parameters
Number of Agent nodes
Number of User nodes
User node speed interval
Agent node speed interval
Pause interval
Walk interval
Direction interval
Simulation area dimensions
Mobility model
Network connectivity time
Fig. 2.
Values
2
20
0.2 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 1 second
1 to 3 seconds
-180 to +180 degrees
10 metres x 5 metres
Random waypoint
1 second
Fig. 5.
Fig. 4.
D. Study IV
In Fig. 6, variation in the connectivity of the network with
increase in the width of the simulation area, keeping its length
constant, has been plotted. The length of the area has been
kept 10 metres. There are again two plots for two different
cases as described earlier. All the parameters considered for
the network connectivity calculation have been entered in
Table 3.
So, in both the cases, average connectivity has been calculated.
It has been calculated nine times in each case for nine different
widths of the simulation area varying from 2 metres to 18
metres and plotted. The blue graph represents the rst case, in
which the agent nodes are present and the red one represents
the other condition where there are only user nodes and no
agent nodes.
The conclusions that can be drawn are:
TABLE IV.
I NPUT PARAMETERS
Simulation Parameters
Number of Agent nodes
Number of User nodes
Simulation time
User node speed interval
Agent node speed interval
Pause interval
Walk interval
Direction interval
Simulation area breadth
Mobility model
Network connectivity time
Values
2
20
10 seconds
0.2 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 1 second
1 to 3 seconds
-180 to +180 degrees
10 metres
Random waypoint
1 second
I NPUT PARAMETERS
Simulation Parameters
Number of Agent nodes
Number of User nodes
Simulation time
User node speed interval
Agent node speed interval
Pause interval
Walk interval
Direction interval
Simulation area length
Mobility model
Network connectivity time
Values
2
20
10 seconds
0.2 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 0.9 metres/second
0 to 1 second
1 to 3 seconds
-180 to +180 degrees
10 metres
Random waypoint
1 second
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Fig. 6.
V.
C ONCLUSION
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