A Novel Cross-Layer Adaptive Fuzzy-Based Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing Protocol for MANETs

Safari, Fatemeh; Kunze, Herb; Ernst, Jason; Gillis, Daniel

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3277817

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“…Safari et al [83] propose the enhancement for the AODV routing protocol called cross-layer adaptive fuzzy-based ad hoc on-demand distance vector routing protocol (CLAF-AODV). The suggested method employs two-level fuzzy logic and a cross-layer design approach to select the appropriate nodes with a higher probability of participating in broadcasting by considering parameters from the three first layers of the open systems interconnection (OSI) model to achieve a quality of service, stability, and adaptability.…”

Section: Network Layer (Routing Protocols)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-Layer Methods for Ad Hoc Networks—Review and Classification

Ivanov,

Tereshonok

2024

Future Internet

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The OSI model used to be a common network model for years. In the case of ad hoc networks with dynamic topology and difficult radio communications conditions, gradual departure is happening from the classical kind of OSI network model with a clear delineation of layers (physical, channel, network, transport, application) to the cross-layer approach. The layers of the network model in ad hoc networks strongly influence each other. Thus, the cross-layer approach can improve the performance of an ad hoc network by jointly developing protocols using interaction and collaborative optimization of multiple layers. The existing cross-layer methods classification is too complicated because it is based on the whole manifold of network model layer combinations, regardless of their importance. In this work, we review ad hoc network cross-layer methods, propose a new useful classification of cross-layer methods, and show future research directions in the development of ad hoc network cross-layer methods. The proposed classification can help to simplify the goal-oriented cross-layer protocol development.

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Section: Network Layer (Routing Protocols)mentioning

confidence: 99%