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"Conduit" that defines the boundary within which devices should rebroadcast a given packet. The conduit, bounded by waypoints, simplifies the route a packet should follow.

"Conduit" that defines the boundary within which devices should rebroadcast a given packet. The conduit, bounded by waypoints, simplifies the route a packet should follow.

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Figure 3: "Conduit" that defines the boundary within which devices...
Figure 4: Grid-based addressing and routing table. Addresses are...
Figure 5: Condensed routing table of source S. We can combine...
Figure 6: MapMesh's packet header.
+1 Figure 7: Inter-building suppression.
Scalable Routing in a City-Scale Wi-Fi Network for Disaster Recovery
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  • Apr 2025
In this paper, we present a new city-scale decentralized mesh network system suited for disaster recovery and emergencies. When wide-area connectivity is unavailable or significantly degraded, our system, MapMesh, enables static access points and mobile devices equipped with Wi-Fi in a city to route packets via each other for intra-city connectivit...
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... implement this idea by creating a rectangle of width í µí±Š between two buildings í µí± 1 and í µí± 2 , as shown in Figure 3. We define this conduit as the region containing all buildings whose centroids are within í µí±Š 2 distance away from the line segment from í µí± 1 's centroid to í µí± 2 's centroid. ...
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... not, then we set a waypoint at this turning point, í µí± í µí±– , and repeat the process from this new conduit origin. Figure 3 shows an example. ...