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Fig 1.

Network with Loop across the Wired Section.

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Fig 2.

Loop Avoidance using RSTP.

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Fig 3.

Mesh node 1 is connected to mesh node 2 using WEMPPs (Physical View).

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Fig 4.

Mesh node 1 is connected to mesh node 2 using WEMPPs (Logical View).

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Fig 5.

RSTP discarding Ports on WEMPPs.

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Table 1.

Considered Parameters in the Simulation.

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Fig 6.

Node Mobility Model in the Designed Park Environment for Mesh (i) and STA (ii) Nodes and Designed Backbone for Hybrid WMN (WEMPP Nodes are Marked by Ellipse) (b).

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Table 2.

The characteristics of the considered routing protocols in the simulation.

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Fig 7.

The average TSRP in different routing protocols with and without WEMPP.

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Fig 8.

The average EED (s) in different routing protocols with and without WEMPP.

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Fig 9.

The average PDV (s) in different routing protocols with and without WEMPP.

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Fig 10.

Average amounts of Received Frames in Mesh nodes With and Without WEMPP (a) and in STA nodes With and Without WEMPP (b).

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Fig 11.

Imposed Routing Overhead by Routing Protocols on MSNs.

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Fig 12.

Video Distortion Percentage with and without WEMPP.

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