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Localization with snap-inducing shaped residuals (SISR): coping with errors in measurement
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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
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Localization with snap-inducing shaped residuals (SISR): coping with errors in measurement
Proceedings of the 15th annual international conference on Mobile computing and networking
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We present FlowCode, a system that exploits network coding at the granularity of traffic flows to facilitate fault-tolerant data exchange in wireless mesh networks. Applications include multi-site data replication in adhoc environments such as mesh networks or wireless data centers. By coupling an operand-driven transmission mechanism with a layered network topology, FlowCode allows us to realize the gains of network coding in application systems without a global scheduler. We analyze the resulting gains through modeling and simulation and validate our results on an outdoor testbed of 12 wireless devices. Results indicate that in high loss environments, FlowCode provides the most significant gains from improved fault tolerance over redundant paths.