A geometric routing protocol in disruption tolerant network

Du, Jingzhe; Kranakis, Evangelos; Nayak, Amiya

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“…Another ingenious strategy style is location-based routing scheme [2,7,8,9,12,14]. In [14], the author predicts the sites that one might be by a semi-markov chain of sites transition, which is established by statistics of former sites the node had ever visited.…”

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A behavior-geography based routing scheme in mobile ad hoc networks

Chen

Liang

et al. 2011

Proceedings of 2011 International Workshop on Ubiquitous Affective Awareness and Intelligent Interaction

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Multicast routing scheme seems so extravagant in resource respect in mobile ad hoc network (MANET), especially in delay tolerant network (DTN), that yields to high resource occupation rate, low submission rate, and long periods of message transferring, while unicast routing scheme is a plausible way of resource economization, albeit the submission rate and periods do not change too much. Lots of estimable arts that work out the limitation of the dilemma by improving the preliminary protocols or melding with diverse considerate mechanism, as buffer allocate, are suited to specific conditions. This paper devotes to adopt a behavior-geography based way to promote its performance. The core idea is to eschew the emergence of the redundant message duplicate which heads to errant directions of geography, when a message dispensed in the network, by the knowledge of the behavior type its terminus performing. To make this come true, sequentially, a behavior rectification method, a simple localization way and two distinct propagation means are utilized. Although it is hard to make a convincing proof to warrant it is better than current works in certain gauge, the assumed constraints are so close to reality that this way must bears considerable effects.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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A behavior-geography based routing scheme in mobile ad hoc networks

Chen

Liang

et al. 2011

Proceedings of 2011 International Workshop on Ubiquitous Affective Awareness and Intelligent Interaction

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“…The routing protocols used in the simulations of [2] and [3] are based on the research work during my Master studies. The corresponding papers of that period are: a geometric routing protocol in disruption tolerant net work [6,7], published in the proceedings of WWASN (2009) and the journal IJPEDS (2010); a hop count based greedy face greedy routing protocol on localized geometric spanners [8], published in the proceedings of MSN (2009).…”

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“…Since then, there have been a number of other approaches proposed in the literature. In [6,7], we have proposed a geometric routing protocol. We summarize the existing works and list them in the following subsections.…”

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“…Data packets are transmitted along the trees and with high probability they will be delivered with low delay. GLR [6] belongs to this scheme.…”

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“…This data item is mapped either layer by layer down to the lowest level cell using only local information, or to a certain layer cell which is different from the cell of source node where the mapping stops. Then the data item is routed towards the available different cell by using DTN routing protocols, e.g., Geometric Localized Routing (GLR) [7] algorithm. Once it reaches a node in that cell, this node can then further map it down to a lower layer.…”

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A geometric routing protocol in disruption tolerant network

Abstract: We describe a novel Geometric Localized Routing (GLR)

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