Effective Utilization of Bandwidth for Mobile Ad Hoc Network

Patel, Kaushika; Rathod, Jagdish M.

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i27/92429

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“…To select the new cluster head assistant, the nodes will send their remaining energy and will announce the number of the neighbours in one message. The neighbour node will calculate the scores of the neighbour nodes given the credit according to equation (1). The node that has the highest credit will be selected as the assistant cluster head and it will be announced to the other nodes by a message.…”

Section: Local Phasementioning

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A Credit-based Method to Selfish Node Detection in Mobile Ad-hoc Network

Nobahary

Babaie

2018

Applied Computer Systems

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Ad-hoc networks are a set of mobile nodes that are connected via a wireless channel. Some of the nodes in this network behave selfishly and do not send data to other nodes so that in order to increase network performance these nodes must be identified. A credit-based algorithm is proposed to detect the selfish nodes. Three watchdog nodes are selected to monitor suspicious nodes in each cluster. The cluster head nodes detect the existence of selfish nodes by controlling general features of network, such as delay, the total number of sent packets, the total number of received packets, throughput, and network traffic. The watchdog nodes send their comment on selfishness or cooperation of the node to the cluster head. Cluster head makes decisions with a majority vote on a suspicious node. The simulation results show that the rate of detection accuracy and the life time of network are considerably high and the false alarm rate and energy consumption are low comparing to that of similar methods.

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“…Ad-hoc networks are a set of mobile nodes that are connected via a wireless channel [1]. Each node can move independently in any direction, and therefore will frequently change its links to other devices [2].…”

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A Credit-based Method to Selfish Node Detection in Mobile Ad-hoc Network

Nobahary

Babaie

2018

Applied Computer Systems

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“…Moreover, data on the mobile storage can be transferred using mobile bandwidth specifically by pairing two mobile devices using MAC addresses results efficient use of bandwidth of mobile internet and faster file sharing between them which can maximize the utilization of the specific bandwidth of mobile devices [7]. Meanwhile, a two-layer security is introduced for a secured file sharing.…”

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A Proposal on Cloud based Data Centre using Shared Memory of Mobile Storage by Virtualization

Sakib¹,

Ahmed²,

Ahmed³

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IJAIS

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Cloud computing is a broadly used technology which serves users with resources on specific demand enhancing manageability, minimizing the data management and operational cost. Basically, cloud allows users to store their valuable data on the cloud storage so the security of the data center and easy access are considered as focusable parts in cloud computing. In the study we spot light to a new approach of cloud computing where mobile storage is used to build the data center of cloud and easy access having a preferable security. We deliberate that it is possible to lower the cost if the data center is built using user's mobile storage so a 3-tier technology is proposed. Firstly, a layer is user's mobile devices, second layer is server with different virtual machines and last layer is again the user's mobile device which is used to build the data center of cloud (mobile-server-mobile). A mobile app implements the initial security and management issues. Users can oscillate data between first layer and third layer with the help of virtual machines that ensure secure transaction of data, reduction of power consumption, maintenance cost, bandwidth consumption and fast data sharing.

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Effective Utilization of Bandwidth for Mobile Ad Hoc Network

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A Credit-based Method to Selfish Node Detection in Mobile Ad-hoc Network

A Credit-based Method to Selfish Node Detection in Mobile Ad-hoc Network

A Proposal on Cloud based Data Centre using Shared Memory of Mobile Storage by Virtualization

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