Efficient mobility support for content delivery in mobile communications

Bosunia, Mahfuzur Rahman; Jeong, Seong-Ho

doi:10.1109/icoin.2017.7899488

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“…The future mobile networks demand the mobility and portability of devices and data or contents in an autonomous and adaptive way to provide seamless content delivery, to be connected to several access networks simultaneously, and maintain the high quality of content transmission without any interruption even in the highly mobile environment. The proposed mechanism is an enhancement to our previous work [25], which makes it possible to directly fetch and store contents in any appropriate node before handover to enable faster content retrieval for reducing content transmission delays and preventing the repeated transmission of Interest/Data packetsto avoid the network congestion.…”

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Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Bosunia

Jeong

2019

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The mobile Internet is already playing a key role in people’s daily lives worldwide, resulting in the dramatic growth in the number of mobile devices. The size of the Internet and the amount of the traffic are being expanded rapidly, which poses various challenges. In particular, the Internet and mobile communications are entering a new era that demands faster communication services and uninterrupted content delivery. A new paradigm called content-centric networking (CCN) is considered as an appropriate way for efficient content delivery. In this paper, we propose a CCN-based efficient content delivery mechanism in the 4G network and also in the upcoming 5G network where various heterogeneous networks are converged. We also propose a novel mobility management scheme to support the content diversity and network diversity by leveraging the abundant computational resources in the mobile network. In addition, we analyze the existing approaches with respect to mobility and evaluate the performance of our seamless content delivery mechanism in terms of content transfer time, throughput, and data transmission success ratio. Simulation results are also presented to show that the content-centric wireless network with our mobility management scheme can improve the data delivery services significantly compared to the existing schemes.

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Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Bosunia

Jeong

2019

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Rapid development in the mobile communication maximizes, the need of content also increases. Bosunia and Jeong proposed data delivery in 4G and 5G networks by combing LTE with CCN. Mobility management entity, SGW/PGW, and eNodeB are used to support CCN based functions.…”

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CCN: A novel energy efficient greedy routing protocol for green computing

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Qureshi

Shah

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Concurrency and Computation

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Summary We proposed a novel Energy Efficient Greedy Routing Protocol (EEGRP) in CCN for MANETs to achieve the gaps in the existing infrastructure of Green Cloud Computing. Initially, the consumer node broadcasts the interest packet; each relay node verifies if it is already satisfied, and then it drops the packet. Otherwise, the provider node selects shortest path to unicast data packet within minimum delay. Each relay node receives a data packet, stores its content in content store, and forwards it to next node according to path mention in the hop‐count field. If the data packet custodian node does not find path mention in the hop‐count field, then it searches the routing table entries to choose the second best path to unicast the data packet. EEGRP is implemented in three scenarios using ns2 and compare its performance with AIRDrop routing protocol on bases of three performance parameters like packet delivery ratio, delay, and energy consumption. EEGRP achieves high PDR with minimum delay and less energy consumption as compared to AIRDrop. Therefore, EEGRP is feasible to use on green computing and cloud technology. This can save energy issue to secure energy for Green Computing and Cloud before moving to full‐scale virtualization and Cloud services.

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Efficient mobility support for content delivery in mobile communications

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Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

CCN: A novel energy efficient greedy routing protocol for green computing

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