An Adaptive hybrid routing strategy (AHRS) for mobile ad hoc networks

Saleh, Ahmed I.; Arafat, Hesham; Hamed, Amr M.

doi:10.1007/s12083-017-0558-4

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“…The inter‐zone movement of nodes is not analyzed while selecting the intermediate node. In Saleh et al, 3 a hybrid routing method was provided based on link quality and history information based evaluation. The periodic analysis based on reliable intermediate nodes and the route were identified by the author.…”

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Design of a novel micro‐Zone adaptive Energy‐Trust evaluation Active On‐Demand Vector protocol to optimize communication in challenging and attacked mobile network

Juneja

2022

Int J Communication

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High congestion, mobility, and energy restrictions are the critical challenges to mobile networks. The conventional routing protocols are unable to ensure effective and reliable communication in such dynamic and unpredictable situations. In this paper, a novel micro-Zone adaptive Energy-Trust evaluation Active On-Demand Vector (mZ-ETAODV) protocol is designed to provide routing solutions in extreme conditions. In this work, the complete network is divided into smaller zones of nxn. The extreme zone position-based evaluation is conducted to handle the stability and to identify the next intermediate node.The zone-covered neighbors are further computed under energy and trust measures to identify the most reliable neighbor. The proposed protocol is simulated under high mobility, congestion and man-in-middle attack situations. The analytical observations are recorded in terms of Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR) ratio, energy consumption, delay and communication loss parameters.The comparative results are generated against AODV, SAODV, PSAODV, PDS-AODV, NVS-AODV, iNVS-AODV, Tripathy et al., DFMCRP, FBSSR, MBDP-AODV, AGHA, and Singh et al. protocols. The experimentation is conducted in a highly challenging mobile network with high congestion, high mobility, energy restriction, existence of blackhole, grayhole, DDOS, and mixed attacks. These attacks are performed with 0% to 10% density, and analysis is conducted against PDR ratio, communication delay, route switching, dead node count, remaining energy, and attack detection rate measures. The analysis results identified that the proposed protocol reduced the communication delay and energy consumption and achieved significant gain in attack detection rate, network life and PDR ratio.

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Design of a novel micro‐Zone adaptive Energy‐Trust evaluation Active On‐Demand Vector protocol to optimize communication in challenging and attacked mobile network

Juneja

2022

Int J Communication

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“…In order to achieve the best network design performance, network protocols must be studied under the corresponding mobility model. Therefore, the mobility model is a basic problem of mobility research and is also the key modeling technology in the process of protocol research [21].…”

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The Dynamic Routing Protocol Implementation Strategy of the Cooperative Control Awareness Combat Network

Qin

et al. 2018

Applied Sciences

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Energy efficient routing formation algorithm for hybrid ad-hoc network: A geometric programming approach

Das

Tripathi

2018

Peer-to-Peer Netw. Appl.

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An Adaptive hybrid routing strategy (AHRS) for mobile ad hoc networks

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Design of a novel micro‐Zone adaptive Energy‐Trust evaluation Active On‐Demand Vector protocol to optimize communication in challenging and attacked mobile network

Design of a novel micro‐Zone adaptive Energy‐Trust evaluation Active On‐Demand Vector protocol to optimize communication in challenging and attacked mobile network

The Dynamic Routing Protocol Implementation Strategy of the Cooperative Control Awareness Combat Network

Energy efficient routing formation algorithm for hybrid ad-hoc network: A geometric programming approach

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