A multi-layer approach for seamless handoff in ad hoc networks with wireless heterogenity

Guven, Tuna; Zeng, Hui; Li, Jason H.; Luo, Song; Das, Samir R.; McAuley, T.; Stuhrmann, Thomas; Sherrick, J.; Adelfio, Christine; Spoenlein, Seth; Staikos, Aristides; Gerla, Mário

doi:10.1109/milcom.2009.5379905

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“…The key innovations of this architecture lie in the introduction of various managers that reside at different layers, which collectively and cooperatively render consistent solutions to the seamless handoff problem. For more details of our multilayer approach, please refer to our previous work [2].…”

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“…In [2], we extended our visions in the following two aspects. First, we distinguished the actual link handovers with session handovers.…”

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“…Section II provides a brief overview of our handoff solution [1] [2]. Section III presents simulation study of our solution in a single-interface WiFi MANET.…”

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A multi-layer approach for seamless soft handoff in mobile ad hoc networks

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Due to major differences with respect to its counterpart in infrastructure networks, the handoff problem in ad hoc networks needs to be treated through an integrated multi-layer approach. In this paper, an integrated framework through cross layer approach is presented to deal with the handoff problem in heterogeneous wireless networks with multiple interfaces. Further, extensive study has been conducted to evaluate our proposed handoff solution, through simulation, real wireless-hardware-in-the-loop (WHIL) emulation, as well as hardware experiments using Android phones and GSM base station systems. It has been shown through study that transparent user application can be achieved using our handoff approach with low latency, minimum packet losses and only necessary control overhead.

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“…In [2], we extended our visions in the following two aspects. First, we distinguished the actual link handovers with session handovers.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A multi-layer approach for seamless soft handoff in mobile ad hoc networks

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An Integrated Multi-layer Approach for Seamless Soft Handoff in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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The handoff problem in ad hoc networks needs to be treated through an integrated multi-layer approach, due to its major differences with respect to the counterpart in infrastructure-based networks. In this paper, an integrated framework through the cross layer approach is presented to deal with the handoff problem in heterogeneous wireless networks with multiple interfaces. Further, extensive study has been conducted to evaluate our proposed handoff solution through simulation, emulation with real wireless hardware in the loop, and hardware tests using commercial-off-the-shelf Android phones and GSM base station systems. It has been shown through our study that transparent user application can be achieved using our handoff approach with low latency, minimum packet losses and only necessary control overhead

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A multi-layer approach for seamless handoff in ad hoc networks with wireless heterogenity

Cited by 2 publications

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A multi-layer approach for seamless soft handoff in mobile ad hoc networks

A multi-layer approach for seamless soft handoff in mobile ad hoc networks

An Integrated Multi-layer Approach for Seamless Soft Handoff in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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