Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In wireless mesh networks, throughput degrades drastically as the network size grows mainly due to the hidden node problem and carrier sense interference. These phenomena can be avoided in multi-channel, multi-radio mesh networks by choosing a path consisting of channels in which the two problems can be mitigated.  proposes a new routing metric, the Hidden node and Interference Aware routing Metric (HIAM), which considers both problems when choosing paths. The effect of the hidden node problem for a path is represented by estimating the packet transmission time with respect to the number of collisions that can occur due to hidden nodes. The effect of carrier sense interference for a path is represented by estimating the packet transmission time with respect to inter-flow and intra-flow interference. Our simulation results show that HIAM results in significantly higher routing stability and throughput, and lor control packet overhead than the existing methods.
['Deema Hammash', 'Myungchul Kim', 'Ben Lee', 'Sungwon Kang', 'Younghee Lee', 'Dongman Lee']
I am writing a research paper on a idea HIAM: hidden node and interference aware routing metric for multi-channel multi-radio mesh networks
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