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Figure (2.2): Architecture for 2D underwater sensor networks [2].

Figure 12 (2.2): Architecture for 2D underwater sensor networks [2].

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€} Applications Places System @¢ % ahmed mosa Sun Jun 23, 1:47 AM 4) After this we will get the following trace file (some rows as example):-
€} Applications Places System @¢ % ahmed mosa Sun Jun 23, 1:47 AM 4) After this we will get the following trace file (some rows as example):-
b) Execute the TCL file that contained the final design program and all simulation parameters. ®& ahmed mosa Sun Jun 23, 1:45AM q)E
b) Execute the TCL file that contained the final design program and all simulation parameters. ®& ahmed mosa Sun Jun 23, 1:45AM q)E
d) To compute any operation or parameters test using the AWK short script to get result that shown in previous section.
d) To compute any operation or parameters test using the AWK short script to get result that shown in previous section.
Also example of other parameters result:-
Also example of other parameters result:-
Table (3.2): simulation result of UWSN MAC -protocols
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