A Novel Service Discovery Mechanism in MANET Using Auto-Configured SDA

Chen, Yuan; Mi, Zhengkun

doi:10.1109/wicom.2007.418

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“…The sparse node network topology is also avoided by means of a suitable process. In [17] the service discovery area (SDA) is spontaneously set up and managed by a service discovery area manager (SDAM) responsible for centralized service repository and service request processing. The protocol provides scalability to large MANET and can work efficiently without manual monitoring and management.…”

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“…(1) / * forager received from MAC layer * / (2) for each ( received from MAC layer) { (3) if ( arrived at ) (4) send to packingFloor; (5) else { (6) collect optimization parameter from the node; (7) //delay, lifetime, or energy consumption (8) sendPacketToNextHop( ); (9) } (10) } (11) (12) / * scout received from MAC layer * / (13) for each ( received from MAC layer) { (14) if ( is on return path toward ) { (15) if ( is at ) (16) send to packingFloor; (17) else…”

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QoS-Based Web Service Discovery in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Using Swarm Strategies

Santis

Malandrino

2014

Journal of Computer Networks and Communications

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Mobile ad hoc networks are noncentralised, multihop, wireless networks that lack a common infrastructure and hence require self-organisation. Their infrastructureless and dynamic nature entails the implementation of a new set of networking technologies in order to provide efficient end-to-end communication according to the principles of the standard TCP/IP suite. Routing, IP address autoconfiguration and Web service discovery are among the most challenging tasks in the ad hoc network domain. Swarm intelligence is a relatively new approach to problem solving that takes inspiration from the social behaviours of insects, such as ants and bees. Self-organization, decentralization, adaptivity, robustness, and scalability make swarm intelligence a successful design paradigm for the above-mentioned problems. In this paper we propose BeeAdHocServiceDiscovery, a new service discovery algorithm based on the bee metaphor, which also takes into account quality metrics estimates. The protocol has been specifically designed to work in mobile ad hoc network scenarios operating with Beeadhoc, a well-known routing algorithm inspired by nature. We present both the protocol strategy and the formal evaluation of the discovery overhead and route optimality metrics showing that BeeAdHocServiceDiscovery guarantees valuable performances even in large scale ad hoc wireless networks. Eventually, future research suggestions are sketched.

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QoS-Based Web Service Discovery in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Using Swarm Strategies

Santis

Malandrino

2014

Journal of Computer Networks and Communications

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“…Moreover, the studies of SD in all these years have been mainly emphasized on some specific environments, such as mobile ad-hoc networks [3], web services frameworks and grid systems [4 -5], and peer-to-peer overlay networks [6]. Besides, very few papers [7 -9] were focused on theoretical analyses.…”

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Service Discovery Architecture Based on IMS for Future NGN

Zhang

2008

2008 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing

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IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) realizes the convergence of fixed and mobile networks. In virtue of providing various types of multimedia services among different kinds of access networks, IMS is considered as the core network for future Next Generation Networks. For detecting the requested services quickly and efficiently, it is necessary for IMS to adopt a valid Service Discovery function. In this paper, we propose a novel Service Discovery Architecture (SDA) to support a universal Service Discovery function independent of any specific network access technology. Also, we analyze the performances of the new SDA.

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