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Flying ad-hoc networks (FANET) based on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are characterized by frequent changes in the network topology, which is caused by switching nodes on and off, as well as their movements in space. These aspects of the FANET operation determine the relevance of the development of new routing protocols, which differ significantly from the protocols of hierarchical networks with a constant topology. One of the key problems of FANET is the high overhead costs for transmitting service messages abo...

Modern unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are used to perform a wide range of flight tasks (military and civil), implemented both in autonomous flight mode and by remote control. One of the advanced technologies for their use is the organization of flying sensor networks (FSN). The quality of information exchange in FSN, widely used for monitoring of various natural and technical objects, depends significantly on the conditions of signal propagation and the level of external interference. A promising method for impro...