Mohammed Erradi
Papers
2
Total Citations
18
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2
About
Mohammed Erradi is a researcher whose work focuses on the design and optimization of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), with particular emphasis on connectivity, deployment, and data forwarding. His research addresses critical challenges in WSNs, including network fragmentation and efficient node placement. One of his key contributions is a ferry-assisted solution for forwarding functions in WSNs, which helps maintain communication in disconnected or sparse networks, a paper that has garnered 12 citations. He has also explored the use of game theory to coordinate robots in deploying wireless sensor nodes, a novel approach that optimizes coverage and resource allocation, earning 6 citations. This work demonstrates his ability to integrate multi-agent systems and algorithmic game theory into practical networking problems. Erradi’s research is particularly relevant for applications in environmental monitoring, surveillance, and disaster response, where robust and autonomous sensor networks are essential. His contributions provide foundational insights for students and researchers working on the intersection of robotics, network protocols, and distributed systems.
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- 2A game theory-based approach for robots deploying wireless sensor nodes6 citations · 2015