  We revisit the mathematical models for wireless network jamming introduced by
Commander et al.: we first point out the strong connections with classical
wireless network design and then we propose a new model based on the explicit
use of signal-to-interference quantities. Moreover, to address the intrinsic
uncertain nature of the jamming problem and tackle the peculiar right-hand-side
(RHS) uncertainty of the problem, we propose an original robust cutting-plane
algorithm drawing inspiration from Multiband Robust Optimization. Finally, we
assess the performance of the proposed cutting plane algorithm by experiments
on realistic network instances.
