A thorough comparison of opportunistic routing protocols is essential for deciding the proper
routing strategy for diverse opportunistic network applications. This study looked at the …

… Vahdat and Becker in [5], introduced the Translate routing procedure. They broadcast
messages to nodes within the communication range of the source or intermediate node. Every …

… Vahdat & Becker (2000) developed the epidemic routing protocol which is a context …
Epidemic Routing for Partially Connected Ad Hoc Networks. Technical Report CS-2000-06, …

With the increasing number of smart device users, data transmission between users is becoming
more important, and a network architecture called opportunistic mobile social network (…

Many of the researchers have done great effort in the field of Delay Tolerant Networks (DTNs).
In this paper, all the major routing protocols (first contact, direct delivery, epidemic, prophet…

Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN)[2][3] has been proposed as a potential solution for this
technical challenge as it is designed to offer a solution for routing in a network which is not …

… Pavlos Lazaridis and Philippa Jefferies discuss his work in beyond 5G research, what we
can expect from future 6G technologies, and the issues we face with security and privacy …

Existing routing protocols are suitable for the well-connected network but are not suitable for
the sparse network. This article presents a geographical routing scheme that utilizes a delay…

An Opportunistic Network is an intermittently connected Mobile Ad-hoc Networks that exploits
the communication opportunity between the nodes for data transmission whenever they …

… Epidemic Protocol: Vahdat et al. [20] proposed the epidemic opportunistic routing protocol
in 2000. This routing protocol broadcasts the packet to its all neighboring node whenever the …