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UPNC-MAC: A Collision-Aware and PD-NOMA-Enabled MAC Protocol for Distributed Underwater Acoustic Networks

Li et al., 2025

Document ID
3495141779788151716
Author
Li X
Pu Z
Wang W
Chi C
Huang H
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Distributed underwater acoustic networks (UANs) facilitate flexible, node-initiated transmissions, which are vital for real-time data exchange in marine applications. However, their decentralized architecture faces multiple challenges, including multiuser interference …
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