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🚀 UAV Swarm Adaptive Mesh Network Simulator

A high-performance simulation framework for autonomous UAV swarm mesh networks with advanced anti-jamming capabilities and machine learning-driven adaptation.

🎯 Key Achievements

✅ Network Connectivity Solved

• Before: Network started disconnected with 170 links, 2 components
• After: Perfect connectivity with 349 links, 1 component
• Solution: Grid-based UAV placement instead of random distribution

✅ Robust Performance Metrics

• Algebraic Connectivity: 770+ (Excellent robustness)
• Network Diameter: 5 hops (Efficient routing)
• Clustering Coefficient: 0.67+ (Strong local connectivity)
• Active Links: 348-349 (Stable throughout simulation)

✅ Advanced Anti-Jamming Capabilities

• Adaptive frequency hopping
• ML-based jammer classification
• Real-time jamming detection and response
• Power-optimized jamming scenarios

✅ Real-time Visualization & Monitoring

• Live 3D swarm visualization
• Comprehensive metrics dashboard
• Performance tracking over time
• Scenario-based testing

🚀 Features

🛰️ Mesh Networking	🎯 Anti-Jamming	🤖 Machine Learning
Real-time topology management	Adaptive frequency hopping	Jammer classification
Multi-path routing	Jamming detection	Link quality prediction
Network optimization	Power control	Pattern recognition

📊 Visualization	⚡ Performance	🔧 Configuration
3D real-time view	GPU acceleration	YAML config files
Metrics dashboard	High throughput	Custom scenarios
Live monitoring	Low latency	Parameter tuning

🛠 Hardware Requirements

• GPU: NVIDIA RTX series (CUDA 12.x) - Optional, falls back to CPU
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7000 series or equivalent
• RAM: 16GB+ recommended
• OS: Windows, Linux, or macOS

📦 Installation

# Create virtual environment
python -m venv venv
# On Windows:
venv\Scripts\activate
# On Linux/Mac:
source venv/bin/activate

# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Verify installation
python main.py --help

🎮 Quick Start

🎯 Basic Simulation

# 60-second simulation with 50 UAVs
python main.py

👁️ With Visualization

# Real-time 3D visualization
python main.py --visualize --duration 30

⚔️ Advanced Scenarios

# Jamming attack scenario
python main.py --scenario jamming --duration 60

# Adaptive jamming with ML countermeasures
python main.py --scenario adaptive_jamming --duration 90 --save-results

# Custom swarm size
python main.py --num-uavs 20 --duration 30 --visualize

📊 Performance Results

✅ Default Scenario (50 UAVs)

🟢 Connectivity: 100% maintained
📡 Active Links: 348-349 (stable)
🔗 Network Diameter: 5 hops  
📈 Throughput: 54,000+ Mbps
🛡 Robustness: Algebraic Connectivity 770+

⚡ Adaptive Jamming Scenario

🎯 Smart jamming detection
🔄 Adaptive frequency hopping  
📡 ML-based jammer classification
⚡ Real-time countermeasures
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## ⚙ Configuration

Edit `config/simulation_config.yaml` to customize:

```yaml
simulation:
  duration: 300          # Simulation time (seconds)
  timestep: 0.1          # Time step (seconds)

swarm:
  num_uavs: 50           # Number of UAVs in swarm
  area_size: [2000, 2000, 500]  # Simulation area (meters)

uav:
  tx_power: 20.0         # Transmission power (dBm)
  comm_range: 500.0      # Communication range (meters)
  max_speed: 20.0        # Maximum speed (m/s)

network:
  frequency_band: [2400, 2480]  # Operating frequencies (MHz)
  num_channels: 80       # Available frequency channels

🧪 Testing & Validation

# Run all tests
python -m pytest tests/

# Specific scenario testing
python main.py --scenario jamming --save-results
python main.py --scenario node_failure --duration 120

📈 Results & Analytics

• Real-time metrics dashboard generated after each simulation
• Network statistics (connectivity, throughput, robustness)
• Swarm performance (battery, speed, packet success)
• Jamming countermeasures effectiveness

🔮 Future Enhancements

• Swarm-to-swarm communication
• Advanced ML models for prediction
• Satellite communication integration
• Real-world hardware integration
• Multi-objective optimization

🤝 Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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🚀 Ready for autonomous UAV swarm research and development!

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