An Analytical Cross Layer Model for Multipath TCP (MPTCP)

Mishra, Garima; Shailendra, Samar; Rath, Hemant Kumar; Pal, Arpan

doi:10.1109/eucnc.2019.8802023

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“…If the modeling can take into account the transmission instability that makes retransmissions impossible, then the time required for transmission can be more accurately estimated. Moreover, further rigorous research into the cross-layer approach to MPTCP [ 51 , 52 ] and channel modeling [ 53 ] has the potential to significantly improve performance when applying Conclone . Therefore, we will perform additional cross-layer analysis as future work that considers MPTCP, multiple interfaces, channel characteristics and their mutual influences, and then apply the results to ConClone .…”

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An MPTCP-Based Transmission Scheme for Improving the Control Stability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Lee

Joo

et al. 2021

Sensors

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Recently, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been applied to various applications. In order to perform repetitive and accurate tasks with a UAV, it is more efficient for the operator to perform the tasks through an integrated management program rather than controlling the UAVs one by one through a controller. In this environment, control packets must be reliably delivered to the UAV to perform missions stably. However, wireless communication is at risk of packet loss or packet delay. Typical network communications can respond to situations in which packets are lost by retransmitting lost packets. However, in the case of UAV control, delay due to retransmission is fatal, so control packet loss and delay should not occur. As UAVs move quickly, there is a high risk of accidents if control packets are lost or delayed. In order to stably control a UAV by transmitting control messages, we propose a control packet transmission scheme, ConClone. ConClone replicates control packets and then transmits them over multiple network connections to increase the probability of successful control packet transmission. We implemented ConClone using real equipment, and we verified its performance through experiments and theoretical analysis.

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An MPTCP-Based Transmission Scheme for Improving the Control Stability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

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Joo

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Sensors

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“…As an alternative method, we utilize a sequential greedy algorithm introduced in [42]. In order to convert (18) to a maximum weighted matching problem, we consider d i, j > 0 if d j ,i < 0 for all z ∈ Z . From each directed bilateral link pair, we extract an undirected link ⟨i, j ⟩ and its weight can be expressed as…”

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“…The scheduling demands in (18) is to maximize the weighted sum of the capacity of links. Equivalently, this problem can be solved by weighted matching problem rather than finding the maximum weighted of all independent set in the conflict graph.…”

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Cross‐layer multipath congestion control, routing and scheduling design in ad hoc wireless networks

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Demands for stable and efficient transmission are increasing due to the ongoing expansion of global wireless data traffic. One of the most promising ways to moderate burden of traffic load and decrease the queuing delay is to design cross-layer protocols. This paper considers a utility maximization problem for multipath ad hoc wireless networks via joint cross-layer congestion control, routing and scheduling design. In the formulated utility maximization problem, rate, scheduling and queuing delay constraints are involved under the condition of fixed channels and time varying channels. To solve this utility maximization problem, two scheduling methods are proposed, that is, perfect scheduling and distributed scheduling. In perfect scheduling, all nodes in the network contribute to the scheduling process, while distributed method only takes into account adjacent nodes. For both methods, the global convergence is proved. A comprehensive simulation evaluation is performed which shows that this proposed algorithms outperform existing cross layer protocols in terms of increasing source rate and reducing congestion price.How to cite this article: Aljubayri M, Yang Z, Shikh-Bahaei M: Cross-layer multipath congestion control, routing and scheduling design in ad hoc wireless networks.

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Modelling of multi-path transmission system of various priority multimodal information

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2020 IEEE 14th International Conference on Application of Information and Communication Technologies (AICT)

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An Analytical Cross Layer Model for Multipath TCP (MPTCP)

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An MPTCP-Based Transmission Scheme for Improving the Control Stability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

An MPTCP-Based Transmission Scheme for Improving the Control Stability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Cross‐layer multipath congestion control, routing and scheduling design in ad hoc wireless networks

Modelling of multi-path transmission system of various priority multimodal information

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