Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  presents and analyzes an integrated, cross-layer protocol for wireless ad hoc networking that utilizes position location (e.g., through an onboard GPS receiver) and jointly performs the operations of network-layer relaying and link-layer ARQ-based error control. The protocol is a modified version of the hybrid-ARQ-based intra-cluster geographically-informed relaying (HARBINGER) protocol (2005) and unifies the concepts of geographic random forwarding (GeRaF) (2003), point-to-point hybrid-ARQ (2001), and cooperative diversity (2004). The modification makes the protocol especially suitable for sensor networks whose nodes cycle in and out of sleep states and permits a closed-form analysis. Performance bounds and simulations indicate the potential for a dramatic improvement in the tradeoff beten active node density and end-to-end message delay as compared with the GeRaF protocol and are used to motivate further study of practical implementation issues.
['Bin Zhao', 'Matthew C. Valenti']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Position-based relaying with hybrid-ARQ for efficient ad hoc networking
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