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However, the simulation results with random node deployments presented in this paper show that, on the average, ATASP is a sparse subgraph of the maxpower communication graph, and multi-hop interference-based TC is indeed possible.

To demonstrate the significance of modeling the SNs as three-mode (on, relay, and off) devices, we evaluate the reliability of the deployments presented in Table 4 using the reliability metric proposed in [16], which adopts the conventional two-mode (on and off) SN model.

Section 5 discusses and compares the simulations results while the evaluation in a real deployment is presented in Section 6.

A self-organizing femtocell framework which is composed of three complementary control loops for co-channel deployment is presented in [20].

The deployment diagram presented in Fig. 5 gives a description of the architecture while indicating the physical position of the system's components and their distribution.

This paper explores the use of Information-Centric Networking (ICN) to support management operations in IoT deployments, presenting the design of a flexible architecture that allows the appropriate operation of IoT devices within a delimited ICN network domain.

The suggested revisions and new CMOs developed during the deployment phase are presented in Table  3.

Cost utility analyses for the information kiosk deployment strategy are presented in Table  6.

Data of the resulting 25 deployments, including the size of the deployment (n), number of SNs of each type (n 1 and n 2), and the total deployment cost (C), are presented in Table 4. Table 4 Data of the obtained deployments for the case-study surveillance WSN for the RoI shown in Fig. 5 Deployment no.

We compare the performance of relay deployments to BS only deployments in the test scenarios presented in Section 3.

The functional, informational, deployment, and operational views are presented in detail, while other views such as the Physical Entity and Context views are highly dependent on the actual system requirements and parameters, and are therefore only briefly mentioned.