Cross-Layer Design

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Definition of “Cross-Layer Design” :

“Cross-Layer Design” refers to a method in telecommunication and networking where the protocols in different layers interact and share information to optimize network performance. This approach deviates from the traditional network design where each layer operates independently.

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