A Message Interchange Protocol Based on Routing Information Protocol in a Virtual World

Chen, Jui-Fa; Lin, Wei‐Chung; Bai, Hua-Sheng; Dai, Shih-Yao

doi:10.1109/aina.2005.34

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“…In order to ease the implementation of various routing schemes a simple framework was developed. This framework is based upon a distance vector routing protocol similar to the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) [39]. The three types of packets used by this protocol are listed as follows:…”

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A Wireless Sensor Network Testbed for the Evaluation of Energy-Aware Routing Schemes

Grobler

Marais

Krige

2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are receiving a lot of research attention due to continual improvement in the technologies used by these networks. The energy efficiency of sensor nodes and the network as a whole is of specific importance. One possible area where energy savings can be made lies within the routing protocols employed; however, these protocols are typically only simulated. In this work we develop a WSN testbed and conduct investigations on the fidelity of simulated energy-aware WNS routing protocols. It was found that the real-world performance of these energy-aware protocols was significantly lower than that predicted by simulation models. This can be mainly attributed to chip-level effects not taken into account by simulation models, leading to simulated results that cannot be achieved in real-world deployments. This work illuminates the shortfalls of existing simulation models and suggests ways in which these models can be improved. Additionally the testbed allows other energy-aware routing protocols to be investigated easily.

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confidence: 99%

A Wireless Sensor Network Testbed for the Evaluation of Energy-Aware Routing Schemes

Grobler

Marais

Krige

2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Key Technologies for Networked Virtual Environments

Salinas

Boronat

Sapena

et al. 2023

Multimed Tools Appl

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Thanks to the improvements experienced in technology during the last few years, most especially in virtual reality systems, the number and potential of networked virtual environments or NVEs and their users have been increasing. NVEs aim to give distributed users a feeling of immersion in a virtual world and the possibility of interacting with other users or with virtual objects inside it, just like when they interact in the real world. Being able to provide that feeling and natural interactions when the users are geographically separated is one of the goals of these systems. Nevertheless, this goal is especially sensitive to different issues, such as different connections with heterogeneous throughput or particular network latencies, which can lead to consistency and synchronization problems and, thus, to a worsening of the users’ quality of experience or QoE. With the purpose of solving these issues, researchers have proposed and evaluated numerous technical solutions, in fields like network architectures, data distribution and filtering, resource balancing, computing models, predictive modeling and synchronization in NVEs. This paper gathers and classifies them, summarizing their advantages and disadvantages, using a new way of classification. With the current increase in the number of NVEs and the multiple solutions proposed so far, this paper aims to become a useful tool and a starting point not only for future researchers in this field but also for those who are new to NVEs development, in which guaranteeing a good users’ QoE is essential.

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An advanced AOI communications architecture based on neighbor set for MMOGs

Wang

Shi

2010

2010 3rd IEEE International Conference on Broadband Network and Multimedia Technology (IC-BNMT)

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A Message Interchange Protocol Based on Routing Information Protocol in a Virtual World

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

A Wireless Sensor Network Testbed for the Evaluation of Energy-Aware Routing Schemes

A Wireless Sensor Network Testbed for the Evaluation of Energy-Aware Routing Schemes

Key Technologies for Networked Virtual Environments

An advanced AOI communications architecture based on neighbor set for MMOGs

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