A Novel Ant Colony Based QoS-Aware Routing Algorithm for MANETs

Liu, Lianggui; Feng, Guangsheng

doi:10.1007/11539902_56

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“…This algorithm is used for solving the optimization problems which are complex. Ant colony based Multi-path QoSaware Routing (AMQR) protocol establishes a number of disjoint paths [9]. Source node establishes a topology by grouping the information of the paths followed by ants.…”

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Analysis Of Anthocnet And Aodv Performance Using Ns2

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P²

2015

IJCI

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Adhoc wireless multi-hop Networks (AHWMNs) are built with wireless nodes arranged in an adhoc manner. Every node can forward packets and also acts as a source. AODV establishes a path to receiver when it is needed by the sender and is on the standardization process of Internet engineering task force. AntHocNetwhich is based on ants foraging behavior, includes reactive and proactive mechanisms. AntHocNet builds the path as per the requirement of source and maintains until the end of communication session. In this paper performance of AODV and AntHocNetare analyzed at different parameters like data rates, pause times, and speed. Metrics Packet delivery ratio, Loss rate, End to End delay, jitter, and throughput are evaluated at different simulation times. Simulation is performed using network simulator NS-2.34 and 802.11b is the MAC protocol.

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Section: Sb Wankhade and Ms Ali Investigated Ant Based Routing Rementioning

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Analysis Of Anthocnet And Aodv Performance Using Ns2

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P²

2015

IJCI

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“…In recent years much work has been done on utilising the SI techniques in building adaptive routing protocols for MANETs [5][6][7]. Further, many bee inspired [14][15][16], flock of birds inspired [17,18] and ant colony-based routing algorithms [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27] have also been proposed for MANETs. Apart from inheriting the behaviours of ant colony, bees and flocks of birds, a very little work has been done in utilising the intelligence of other social insect 'Termites' to build adaptive routing protocols for MANETs.…”

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Mobility aware‐Termite: a novel bio inspired routing protocol for mobile ad‐hoc networks

Manjappa

Guddeti

2013

IET Networks

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In recent years, a lot of work has been done in an effort to incorporate swarm intelligence (SI) techniques in building an adaptive routing protocol for mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs). As centralised approach for routing in MANETs lack in scalability and fault-tolerance, SI technique gives natural solutions through distributed approach to the adaptive routing for MANETs. The mobile nodes (MNs) found in existing MANETs are capable of monitoring the network status as well as data processing. Thus, the MANET can be made context aware with the help of MNs local monitoring capability. In the present work, a novel mobility aware bio inspired routing protocol for MANETs referred to as mobility aware-Termite (MA-Termite) is proposed. The objectives of the proposed protocol are twofold. (1) To find the reliable path based on the stable nodes in terms of its mobility with the help of the local monitoring capability of nodes. (2) To mitigate the measurement bias using pheromone smoothing. The proposed MA-Termite is implemented in NS-2 and the results are compared with other state-ofthe-art bio inspired and non-bio inspired routing protocols for its evaluation. The MA-Termite results are found to be convincing against its competing protocols in the carried out simulations. and telecommunication domain by outperforming the traditional algorithms [9]. In SI, the captivating features of bees, ants, flocks of birds, school of fish, termites and so on www.ietdl.org

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“…Ant colony-based multipath quality of service (QoS)-aware routing [23] protocol is robust and can withstand better QoS, but is similar to reactive protocol, which has a high latency in the discovery of routes.…”

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Implementation and Performance Evaluation of an Adaptive Routing Algorithm in MANETs

Patil

Kanth

Yadhava

et al. 2011

2011IEEE 10th International Conference on Trust, Security and Privacy in Computing and Communications

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A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is a noncentralized, multihop, wireless network that lacks a common infrastructure. It therefore needs self-organization. MANETs are autonomous, adaptive and dynamic in nature.In this paper, we have implemented and tested the performance of the AntHocNet algorithm for routing in mobile ad hoc networks. AntHocNet is an adaptive hybrid algorithm, which combines reactive path setup with proactive path probing, maintenance and improvement. The algorithm is based on the nature-inspired ant colony optimization framework. Using an extensive set of simulation experiments in QualNet, we have compared AntHocNet with traditional AODV routing algorithm. We have observed that the bio-inspired algorithm has outperformed AODV on different evaluation criteria such as average end to end delay, throughput, average jitter, packet delivery ratio, queuing delay and control packet overhead.

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A Novel Ant Colony Based QoS-Aware Routing Algorithm for MANETs

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis Of Anthocnet And Aodv Performance Using Ns2

Analysis Of Anthocnet And Aodv Performance Using Ns2

Mobility aware‐Termite: a novel bio inspired routing protocol for mobile ad‐hoc networks

Implementation and Performance Evaluation of an Adaptive Routing Algorithm in MANETs

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