This is a demo for visualizing a simulation using Google Earth. There is a video of this demo running as well on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFPJPVh3ouQ
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PhoenixSim (Photonic and Electronic Network Integration and Execution Simulator) is a simulation environment for designing and analyzing the performance of photonic interconnection networks, developed by the Lightwave Research Laboratory at Columbia University in the City of New York.

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This is a basic implementation of Ethernet Passive Optical Network by Andreas B. OLT and ONU modules are defined and they both suport one or multiple LLIDs. MPCP protocol has been implemented on OLT and ONU models to assign LLIDs dynamically.  Since it is under development, many features may be missing.

A realistic VoIP traffic generation and evaluation tool for OMNeT++ and the INET Framework, by Martin Renwanz & Mathias Bohge. The model is described in: M. Bohge and M. Renwanz, "A realistic VoIP traffic generation and evaluation tool for OMNeT++", 1st International OMNeT++ Workshop, March 2008, Marseille, France. Currently for OMNeT++ 3.x only.

Host Identity Protocol (HIP) Simulation Framework for INET/OMNeT++ 4.x

1. FROMS :  a multicast energy-efficient routing protocol for WSNs with reinforcement learning
2. Directed Diffusion, the original one-phase pull version
3. Multicast Directed Diffusion, a multicast optimized version of Directed Diffusion
4. MSTEAM, a geographic multicast routing protocol for WSN more...

oTWLAN is a tool to simulate ad-hoc networks. The project facilitates throughput/delay performance study through a GUI based user interface. oTWLAN supports relaying, priority handling of user traffic and the data rates 100k, 1M and 10Mbps. This model requires OMNeT++ 3.3 and INET-20061020.

The Energy Framework is a collection of modules that allows flexible and extensible modeling of battery consumption of wireless devices. It currently uses OMNET++-3 and mobility-fw2.0p3,but is intended to be relatively framework independent.

This is a port of the Quagga routing daemon into the INET Framework. Quagga-based routers in a simulated network are configured using normal quagga config files. Author: Vojta Janota. Ported to OMNeT++ 4.0 by Andras Varga.

xMIPv6 is an extensible Mobile IPv6 simulation model, based on the INET Framework. xMIPv6 has been implemented with strict conformance to IETF’s  Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) protocol (RFC 3775), and its accuracy and reliability has been validated against a real Linux based MIPv6 test bed. xMIPv6 was originally written for OMNeT++ 3.x; the OMNeT++ 4.0 port is at http://github.com/zarrar/xMIPv6/. Authors: Faqir Zarrar Yousaf (TU Dortmund) and Christian Bauer (DLR).