An Improved Hybrid Routing Protocol Combining MANET and DTN

Kang, Min Wook; Chung, Yun Won

doi:10.3390/electronics9030439

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“…Min Wook Kang [4] proposed a protocol with suitable selection of shipping predictability threshold values has higher shipping ratio than hsbr protocol, on the fee of overhead ratio, and has comparable delivery latency with hsbr protocol inside the considered parameter setting. Which can be used for an environment, along with disaster state of affairs or military state of affairs.…”

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“…But, if this assumption fail, connection between nodes is damaged and verbal exchange is not viable any extra. Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN) can provide conversation among nodes using saveconvey-forward mechanism, even when connectivity between nodes isn't always assured and it become proposed for communique in disaster or extreme environments [4].…”

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“…To tradeoff the pros and cons of MANETs and DTN protocols, hybrid protocols combining MANETs and DTN had been proposed these days. In these works, it's far typically assumed that a whole community is fragmented due to disaster or sparse density of nodes, and MANETs is used for communication between nodes inside the same fragmented community (intra-fragment communique) and DTN is used for verbal exchange among nodes belonging to one-of-a-kind fragmented networks (inter-fragment communication) [4]. The research work focused on various route programs such as Dynamic Source Routing (DSR), Optimized Link State routing (OLSR), Ordered Routing Algorithm (TORA) and Ad hoc On-demand Distance Vector (AODV), in their development and consolidation for route funding by MANETs active Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) We have observed the impact of these processes on MANETs.…”

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Routing Issues And Challenges for Mobile ad-hoc Networks (MANETs): A Review

Verma¹,

Lamba²

2021

JUSST

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Mobile ad-hoc networks also referred to as MANETs belong to a collaborative collection of different cellular devices from a heterogeneous community, the prolific characteristic is the capability to enroll in and give up the community at any time. This results in a creation of a decentralized community of cell nodes that could connect, talk and bypass messages to each different without the requirement of an intermediate router. MANETs are usually used in numerous sets of packages like military operations, emergency or catastrophe relief operations, commercial enterprise conferences, political conferences, mine site operations. In those forms of networks, the maximum crucial trouble is that of locating the first-class direction available between the 2 nodes consistent with the consumer necessities. Despite many fascinating future programs of cellular ad-hoc networks (MANETs), There are nevertheless a few crucial challenges and open issues to be solved. As a consequence, extensively on this paper, we present an outline of MANETs, and their routing protocols. Then we present numerous tough issues and the future work.

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Routing Issues And Challenges for Mobile ad-hoc Networks (MANETs): A Review

Verma¹,

Lamba²

2021

JUSST

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“…In disaster management, the Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) can play an important role by providing the person's information when the rescue team cannot find the person who is stuck in a disaster [7], [8]. The MANETs contain various mobile nodes that are deployed randomly which can join or leave the given network when it moves.…”

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Efficient Multimedia Content Transmission Model for Disaster Management using Delay Tolerant Mobile Adhoc Networks

Mangasuli¹,

Kaluti²

2023

IJACSA

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Natural and manmade disasters such as earthquakes, floods, unprecedented rainfall, etc. pose several threats to our society. The citizens upload disaster information in the form of multimedia content such as pictures, audio, and videos. Efficient information and communication framework are critical for disaster management. Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANET) have been used effectively for disaster management. However, Disaster management prerequisites following Quality of Service (QoS) requirements such as bandwidth, high delivery ratio, low overhead, and minimal latency; however, the existing data transmission scheme induces high latency and overhead among intermediate devices; In order to meet the QoS requirement of disaster management applications in this paper, High Delivery Efficiency and Low Latency Multimedia Content Transmission (HDELL-MCT) scheme for MANETs is presented. Then, an improved buffer management scheme is presented for meeting disaster management performance and latency prerequisites. The experiment is conducted using ONE Simulator, the outcome shows the HDELL-MCT scheme achieves very good performance considering different QoS metrics such as improving delivery ratio by 38.02%, reducing latency by 7.53% and minimizing hop communication overhead by 65.1% in comparison with existing multimedia content transmission model.

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“…MWSN is a sovereign network of smart dust nodes that travels randomly and joins via multi-hop associations [3]. In MWSN smart dust nodes are functioning as a router to exchange information in network [4]- [6].…”

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Energy-Resourceful Routing by Fuzzy Based Secured CH Clustering for Smart Dust

Rajesh

2022

IJEER

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Smart Dust Network (SDN) consists of no-infrastructure, sovereign network, smart dust nodes are associated with wireless paths in multihop fashion. No-infrastructure and mobility atmosphere contains complexity to establish an innovative secure routing approach for MWSN. The major problem in MWSN is in routing because of its scarce resource accessibility and mobility in nature. Energy-resourceful routing is indispensable since each smart dust node is containing constrained battery energy. Power breakdown of a particular smart dust node splits network design. So MWSN routing utilizes offered battery power in successful manner to amplify network life. Fuzzy Based Secured CH Clustered (FSCC) approach identifies trustworthy and loop-open path among smart dust nodes by deciding a finest cluster-head. FSCC utilize velocity, signal potency and lingering energy as parameters to discover resourceful cluster-head. Smart dust nodes applying fuzzy rules to evaluate node cost. Smart dust node with maximum cost is decided as cluster-head. Cluster-head accomplishes event exchange among base station. Consequently, FSCC conserve constant network by diminishing re-association of entire smart dust nodes, re-selection of cluster-head and re-clustering. FSCC approach retains packet-delivery, delay, energy utilization by 88.073%, 16.485 %, and 24.6813% than offered AODV and FCESRB methodologies.

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An Improved Hybrid Routing Protocol Combining MANET and DTN

Cited by 18 publications

References 22 publications

Routing Issues And Challenges for Mobile ad-hoc Networks (MANETs): A Review

Routing Issues And Challenges for Mobile ad-hoc Networks (MANETs): A Review

Efficient Multimedia Content Transmission Model for Disaster Management using Delay Tolerant Mobile Adhoc Networks

Energy-Resourceful Routing by Fuzzy Based Secured CH Clustering for Smart Dust

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