A Novel High Performance Routing Algorithm for Mobile Multi-hop Tunneling Networks

Preveze, Barbaros

doi:10.1007/s11277-020-07257-7

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“…In the previous work [4], the parameter values given in Table 1 were used for the MATLAB implementation of MPLS tunneling network simulation. For consistency and fair comparison, the simulation parameters are used with the same values also in this work too.…”

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“…During these movements the necessary statistical information such as the total numbers of; The running algorithm of the simulation program to implement the MPLS network is given in Figure 1 [4], where the location of the block that includes the used OPR algorithm is highlighted. The previously proposed ACN algorithm and the novel proposed LB-ACN algorithm are implemented on this simulation to compare their throughput performances while Optimum Path routing algorithm [4]…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To solve this problem, we had proposed a novel method called Avoid Congested Nodes (ACN) as a solution of network flexibility problem and implemented it on an MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) MATLAB simulation. [4]. By the ACN method proposed there, the flexibility problem [1,2,3] of the tunneling networks in case of high traffic load, is tried to adaptively be solved by switching the most congested node of the tunnel route to a node which has less traffic load.…”

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A Novel Solution for Network Flexibility Problem in Mobile Multi-hop Tunneling Networks

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Since the network throughput performance is always limited by the currently available technology limits, there are too many number of attempts in the literature to improve the network throughput performance by modifications on the running routing algorithms on the third layer of OSI (open systems interconnection) reference model. Although application of the tunneling on IP networks provide reserved paths for the higher priority packet streams and succeeds in providing faster communication performances, it is also determined in the literature that, the greatest up to date problem of tunneling networks, the flexibility problem, causes the difficulty of keeping the delay at lowest levels in case of instantly changing network conditions when there are congestions or node failures on the network.In this work, an alternative high performance solution, considering the locations of the nodes in addition to their traffic loads, has been proposed for network flexibility problem of mobile multi-hop tunneling networks. And it is shown that, it is succeeded to carry the throughput of the highly loaded traffic network back to 48.6 Mbps from 36.9 Mbps by about 31.7 % performance improvement for which we could have improved it from 36.9 Mbps up to 45.9 Mbps by 24.3 % using the proposed ACN (Avoid Congested Node) algorithm in our previous work. As a result, we have succeeded in having about 7.4 % more improvement on throughput performance with respect to previously proposed ACN algorithm.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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“…Many routing techniques were proposed to diminish the end-to-end delay, 35 energy consumption, 36,37 and enhancement of end-to-end throughput (ETH). 38,39 A large number of existing geographical routing have been designed for 2D networks, and these protocols may not be suitable for a 3D environment. Gupta et al 33 present the challenges and research issues of geographical routing in a threedimensional environment.…”

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“…A large number of routing protocols have been proposed for the enhancement of performance in multi‐hop wireless networks. Many routing techniques were proposed to diminish the end‐to‐end delay, 35 energy consumption, 36,37 and enhancement of end‐to‐end throughput (ETH) 38,39 . A large number of existing geographical routing have been designed for 2D networks, and these protocols may not be suitable for a 3D environment.…”

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Projection‐based throughput enhancement for 3D geographic routing technique in multi‐hop wireless networks

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Hussain

2022

Int J Communication

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Summary Efficient geographic routing techniques in multi‐hop wireless networks are popular and attractive for their effective routing mechanism; here, for routing, the location information is used instead of topology information. In recent years, most of the proposed position‐based routing protocols have been designed for 2D space, but in real‐life scenarios, the nodes are usually deployed in 3D space. Working with 3D space is more complicated than with 2D space. Enhancement of the end‐to‐end throughput while reducing the energy consumption and the end‐to‐end delay is the primary consideration for designing routing protocols in a 3D geographical multi‐hop wireless network. This paper proposes a projection‐based routing technique, where routes obtained in 3D multi‐hop wireless networks are projected on 2D planes and on the reference line (RL). The main goal of this study is to simplify the operational difficulties in 3D space and performance enhancement of the network in terms of throughput, energy consumption and delay. The proposed technique presents the various projection methods for the routes obtained in 3D space. The projections are made on (i) the RL joining source to destination; (ii) the planes XY, YZ and ZX; and (iii) a particular 3D plane. The effectiveness of the proposed technique is demonstrated through simulation, considering the network parameters, end‐to‐end delay, throughput and energy consumption.

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Research on Data Fusion Method for 6G Wireless Sensor Networks Based on Group Intelligence Optimization

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A Novel High Performance Routing Algorithm for Mobile Multi-hop Tunneling Networks

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