To implement the emergency data prediction in OMNeT++ requires a system generation that can get ahead and prioritize emergency data exchange in a network. It is especially helpful in situation like disaster management, healthcare, and public safety, where timely and reliable communication of emergency data is vital. Follow the demonstration to implement it in OMNeT++:
Steps to Implement Emergency Data Prediction in OMNeT++
Example Configuration
Here’s an example configuration for implementing emergency data prediction in OMNeT++:
network = EmergencyDataPredictionNetwork
sim-time-limit = 500s
[Config EmergencyDataPredictionNetwork]
*.numNodes = 20
# Define the mobility model for nodes (if applicable)
*.node[*].mobility.type = “RandomWaypointMobility”
# Configure communication parameters
*.node[*].transceiver.type = “IdealWirelessNic”
*.node[*].transceiver.range = 150m
*.node[*].transceiver.dataRate = 250kbps
# Implement emergency data prediction algorithm
*.node[*].dataPredictionAlgorithm = “EmergencyPrediction”
*.node[*].predictionThreshold = 0.8 # Probability threshold for predicting an emergency
# Implement priority mechanism for emergency data
*.node[*].macProtocol = “PriorityMAC”
*.node[*].macProtocol.priorityLevel = “High” # Assign high priority to emergency data
# Enable logging of prediction results and network performance metrics
*.node[*].logPredictionAccuracy = true
*.node[*].logEmergencyDataTransmission = true
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