Cluster Based Hybrid Routing Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

Rao, Y. Mallikarjuna; Subramanyam, M. V.; Prasad, Kavirayani R.

doi:10.1007/s11277-018-5990-0

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“…In a wireless mesh network, the nodes act as the network's infrastructure rather than connecting to a central access point or router. The range and coverage of a network may be increased by the transmission of data packets from one node to another [15,16]. The problem of gateway selection in wireless mesh networks (WMNs) has been studied extensively in the past [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Gateway selection and placement for Multi-radio multi-channel Wireless Mesh Networks with Garter Snake Optimization algorithm

Naghdiani,

Jahanshahi,

Matin

2023

Preprint

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Wireless mesh networks facilitate the provision of Intranet and Internet connectivity across diverse environments, catering to a wide range of applications. It is anticipated that there will be a significant volume of traffic on these networks. The selection and placement of gateway nodes is a significant research concern due to their responsibility for transmitting traffic load. This issue holds importance as it has the potential to optimize network capacity utilization and mitigate congestion effects. Furthermore, the implementation of a multi-radio multi-channel architecture is regarded as a highly promising approach to enhance performance and mitigate interference. Channel assignment is the process of determining the optimal associations between channels and radios for the purpose of transmitting and receiving data concurrently across multiple channels. In order to maximize throughput in multi-radio multi-channel wireless mesh networks, this research investigates the problem of gateway selection and location. Our solution is distinct from the many others described in the literature because it explicitly models the delay overhead associated with channel switching. In addition, we factor in the latency problem while developing our processes. In our research, a Garter Snake Optimization Algorithm (GSO) is used to strategically place gateways. Based on our research, we know that the suggested scheme performs within a constant factor of the best solution as measured by the achieved throughput. The simulation results show that compared to random deployment, fixed deployment, and grid-based techniques, our suggested mechanism makes better use of available resources and delivers much higher network performance.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gateway selection and placement for Multi-radio multi-channel Wireless Mesh Networks with Garter Snake Optimization algorithm

Naghdiani,

Jahanshahi,

Matin

2023

Preprint

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“…Proactive routing protocol uses a table-driven mechanism where the routing information is regularly updated in the routing table [13,14]. This information consists of the next hop, previous hop, number of hops, sequence number, and time to live [15,16]. Optimized Link State Routing Protocol (OLSR) is one of the examples of the proactive routing protocol [17,18].…”

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Novel Wireless Sensor Network Routing Protocol Performance Evaluation using Diverse Packet Size for Agriculture Application

Azman¹,

Lee²,

Subramaniam³

et al. 2021

IJIE

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As the wireless sensor networks (WSNs) progress with newer and more advanced technologies, so do the demands for them in a growing number of applications. Precision agricultural environment monitoring is one of the most prominent applications that require feasible wireless support systems, particularly in the protection and condition control of the crops. This paper focuses on the grid nodes arrangement of WSN, considering the wide dissemination of the plantation areas in the agriculture industry. Due to the different types of sensors used and their data size, the study on the impact of the varied packet size on the performance of the small and large network has been carried out using AODV and OLSR routing protocols. No significant differences in terms of performance can be seen as the packet size is varied. However, compared to the small network, more performance issues have occured in the large network, such as more packet loss, higher throughput degradation, higher energy consumption, worse unfairness, and more overhead production. The OEG routing protocol has been proposed to enhance the network performance by reducing the strain due to the saturated traffic. When solely compared to AODV, OEG routing protocol is able to enhance the network performance with at most 27% more packet delivery ratio, 31kbps more throughput, and 0.991J lesser energy consumed in the network.

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“…Hybrid routing protocol combines the good features in reactive and proactive routing protocol [20], [25]. Zone routing protocol (ZRP) is an example of hybrid routing protocol that has been developed to reduce the overconsumption of network resources and to optimize the delay during data delivery [26]. ZRP routing protocol is not covered in this paper since it uses two-tier routing architecture.…”

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Designated path routing algorithm for dense wireless sensor network

Subramaniam

Azman

Lee

et al. 2021

IJEECS

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Due to extensive pipeline dissemination in the oil and gas refinery, the nodes need to be placed in a grid formation. As such, since most oil and gas industry applications require continuous data gathering, a heavy data stream will be introduced in the network traffic, mainly when the network density is high. As a result, performance degradation and poor energy consumption will occur. Ad hoc on-demand distance vector and optimized link state routing protocol have been simulated to investigate these issues further. Due to packet congestion, the network experiences a domino effect on the performance, such as packet loss, throughput degradation, and poor energy consumption. Thus, a tailored solution is required since oil and gas industry relies heavily on sensor data to keep track of pipelines condition to prevent anomalous events from happening. The proposed algorithm has been developed to optimize the network performance by dividing the traffic into two and by reducing the flooding during route discovery. The results have shown better network performance and energy consumption can be achieved using the proposed algorithm when compared to the others.

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Cluster Based Hybrid Routing Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks

Cited by 12 publications

References 20 publications

Gateway selection and placement for Multi-radio multi-channel Wireless Mesh Networks with Garter Snake Optimization algorithm

Gateway selection and placement for Multi-radio multi-channel Wireless Mesh Networks with Garter Snake Optimization algorithm

Novel Wireless Sensor Network Routing Protocol Performance Evaluation using Diverse Packet Size for Agriculture Application

Designated path routing algorithm for dense wireless sensor network

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