Enabling disaster-resilient communication using multi-hop device-to-device framework

Peer, Mansi; Srivastava, Anand

doi:10.1007/s11276-020-02481-2

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“…Such that with the help of this particular mode users can communicate at the time of disaster. Based on D2D communication paradigm, a disaster resilient multi-hop D2D communication network is proposed in [38], which offers shortest path routing based scheduling in terms of user coverage in the affected disaster area. Whereas an effective mobile synchronization protocol is developed for establishing a synchronized mobile network to provide enhanced coverage in public safety communication [39].…”

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A Comprehensive Survey of Emergency Communication Network and Management

Debnath

Arif

Roy

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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The performance of wireless communication network is important in emergency rescue operations while ensuring optimum usage of limited wireless resources. Due to the disruption of normal wireless communication in a post-disaster scenario, the sustenance of an emergency communication network plays a significant role in relief operations. Under such a scenario, it becomes crucial to monitor the performance and reliability of the protocol in a time-bound manner. Some of the prominent challenges faced by the communication network during this period are related to energy efficiency, resources allocation, reliable connectivity, QoS, network throughput, and interoperability. A comprehensive performance appraisal of the emergency network considering the above-mentioned aspects is extremely important. This review provides a comprehensive survey of the widely used communication technologies applied for setting up an emergency communication network to mitigate the post disaster aftermath. The article also delivers an overview of the integration of new technologies with the existing standards for improving the performance of the disaster communication networks. Finally, we propose some promising solutions to overcome the limitations of existing emergency communication technologies to improve the overall network performance.

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A Comprehensive Survey of Emergency Communication Network and Management

Debnath

Arif

Roy

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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“…Agrawal et al 6 combined stochastic factors and real data to simulate earthquake occurrence and proposed a stochastic model to estimate the impact of seismic hazard on backbone optical network. To provide communication services to post-earthquake disaster areas, Peer et al 7 proposed a new multi-hop device-to-device (D2D) communication framework that connects devices which are not in the coverage area of the communication network to active base stations through relaying. Ibrah et al 8 designed a scheme to build an emergency relay network using multiple UAVs.…”

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Reliability prediction and evaluation of communication base stations in earthquake prone areas

Yao

Miao

et al. 2023

Sci Rep

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One of the primary tasks for effective disaster relief after a catastrophic earthquake is robust communication. In this paper, we propose a simple logistic method based on two-parameter sets of geology and building structure for the failure prediction of the base stations in post-earthquake. Using the post-earthquake base station data in Sichuan, China, the prediction results are 96.7% and 90% for the two-parameter sets and all parameter sets, respectively, and 93.3% for the neural network method sets. The results show that the two-parameter method outweighs the whole parameter set logistic method and the neural network prediction and can effectively improve the accuracy of the prediction. The weight parameters of two-parameter set by the actual field data significantly show that the failure of base stations after earthquake is mainly due to the geological differences where the base stations are located. It can be envisioned that if the geological distribution between the earthquake source and the base station is parameterized, the multi-parameter sets logistic method can not only effectively solve the failure prediction after earthquakes and the evaluation of communication base stations under complex conditions, but also provide site selection evaluation for the construction of civil buildings and power grid towers in earthquake-prone areas.

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“…proposed the probability of receiving packets in different states under uncertain conditions. Combined with the generalized, it can quickly solve wireless communication, use the maximum weight group to conduct heuristic search to determine the optimal scheduling mode of wireless communication packets, and reduce the optimization times required for packet loss [16]. Singh et al proposed a wireless communication packet optimal scheduling method based on risk perception, fully analyzed the bounded rationality of risk perception, described its behavior by using relevant theories, and gave the supply rate of the wireless communication system [7].…”

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Optimal Scheduling Algorithm of Wireless Communication Packets Based on Knapsack Theory

Zou

Shen

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Due to the instability of the wireless channel, data packet loss occurs during wireless communication information transmission. Wireless communication can effectively improve transmission efficiency, study the optimal transmission method of wireless communication data packets, improve the information transmission efficiency and quality of wireless communication, and realize the optimal transmission of wireless communication data packets in order to ensure the reliable transmission of data. It is crucial for increasing wireless communication quality. Natural scheduling and priority scheduling are the only two types of wireless resource scheduling algorithms available so far. These scheduling algorithms are unable to solve the problem of executing the best scheduling under the same priority constraints. This problem is solved using the knapsack theory data knapsack filling procedure. The optimal scheduling of wireless communication packets is investigated in this study using the knapsack theory. The number of destination nodes grows from two to sixteen over time, two at a time. Set the system parameters to a total of 50 original data packets, a packet loss rate of 0.4 in the optimization process, and a packet loss probability of 0.26 in the feedback connection. The KFA approach employed in this study has the highest optimization rate in the three experiments, which can be seen to reduce data packet loss, according to the simulation test. Hybrid coding of data packet transmission is used in conjunction with the buffer feedback method to increase data transmission security. At the same time, it gives practical data for wireless reactive power coded data packet transfer using the time complexity measurement algorithm.

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Enabling disaster-resilient communication using multi-hop device-to-device framework

Cited by 4 publications

References 27 publications

A Comprehensive Survey of Emergency Communication Network and Management

A Comprehensive Survey of Emergency Communication Network and Management

Reliability prediction and evaluation of communication base stations in earthquake prone areas

Optimal Scheduling Algorithm of Wireless Communication Packets Based on Knapsack Theory

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