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Fig 1.

The network hierarchy structure for public safety communication devices (PSCDs) “[12]”.

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Fig 2.

Wireless mesh network for incident area.

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Fig 3.

Mesh network power model.

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Fig 4.

Pseudocode for node type aware.

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Fig 5.

Pseudocode for multi-link mechanism.

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Fig 6.

Power algorithm in time T1.

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Fig 7.

Power algorithm in time T2.

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Fig 8.

Power algorithm in time T3.

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Fig 9.

S-D path based on power algorithm.

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Table 1.

Next hop election mechanism.

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Fig 10.

Pseudocode for channel diversity.

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Fig 11.

Pseudocode for power routing algorithm.

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Fig 12.

Flowchart for power algorithm.

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Table 2.

The parameters settings used in the simulations.

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Fig 13.

Varying mesh_client speeds with (PDR).

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Fig 14.

Varying mesh_client speeds with (RPO).

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Fig 15.

Varying mesh_client speeds with (AL).

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Fig 16.

Varying number of mesh_ routers with (PDR).

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Fig 17.

Varying number of mesh_ routers with (PRO).

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Fig 18.

Varying number of mesh_ routers with (AL).

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Fig 19.

Varying mesh_ routers speeds with (PDR).

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Fig 20.

Varying mesh_ routers speeds with (PRO).

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Fig 21.

Varying mesh_ routers speeds with (AL).

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Fig 22.

Power consumption for mesh routers.

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Fig 23.

Energy consumption for mesh clients.

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Fig 24.

Power consumptions using PARA.

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