you can try to use routing protocol which are used in mesh networks, such as OLSR.

in attach you can find a study of this kind.

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you can try to use routing protocol which are used in mesh networks, such as OLSR.

in attach you can find a study of this kind.

best regards

Yes, you can,, we are working on a survey of    routing in Flying Adhoc Networks,, I will share it with as soon it ready,,

Although  “Flying Ad-Hoc networks” (FANET) is a new form of MANET but the existing MANET can’t satisfy all the FANET routing requirements. For this reason we can use:

-          Peer –to-peer communication Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (P2P UAV) communication.

-          Regulation for civilian UAV .

-          Robust FANET algorithm.

-          UAV placement

-          FANET standardization

-          Coordination of UAVs with Manned aircraft.

traditional MANET routing  Protocols with use of TCP protocol routing your data using AODV with DSR.

flying Adhoc network using one zone to another zone using based on the demand need set the path and do the transaction using DSR and AODV is applicable to do the process

 Flying Adhoc Networks are Opportunistic networks. So you can opt  AODV..

I believe you may test all the ad hoc routing protocol such as AODV ,DSR , OLSR . However the main issue will be to model the mobility.

Dr Adnan

As suggested by Dr. Reema Ahmad  "Flying Ad-Hoc networks” (FANETs) are the hybrid networks and their requirements are different than MANETs. For this reason you have required some hybrid approaches.

You can refer some latest survey paper to observe the challenges and issues like:

Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs): A survey

İlker Bekmezcia, , , Ozgur Koray Sahingoza, , Şamil Temelb, 

Yes, I have used both OLSR and AODV for networking between unmanned aerial vehicles.

Dr, Richard Bernhardt, Have you published any paper on UAV.

Yes, you can use these protocols. But as per my suggestion, check latest protocols because these are old. 

Yes it is possible, but not before taking into acount the set of characteristics distinguished in such kind of ad hoc networks.

You can refer to: A survey on position-based routing protocols for Flying Ad hoc Networks (FANETs).