Extended ECDSR protocol for energy efficient MANET

Patil, M. R.; Naik, Sowmiya Raksha R.; Nikam, V. B.; Joshi, Krishna Kumar

doi:10.1109/icaccs.2015.7324069

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“…Patil et al, [13] plan of energy proficient directing scheme is the key issue for versatile adhoc systems. ECDSR scheme chooses hubs based on least limit energy.…”

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Energetic and Valuable Path Compendium Routing Using Frustration Free Communication Dimension Extension Algorithm in MANET

Veeraiah

Deol²,

Ganiya³

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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In the mobile ad hoc network (MANET), nodes are unenergetic nodes; also, it does not provide valuable routing, since it has the limited size for routing information storage for every node, and node multiple path takes more energy for small size of information sharing from sender node to destination node. It maximizes energy consumption and end-to-end delay and reduces network lifetime. In the proposed Energetic and Valuable Path Compendium Routing (EVPC) technique for obtaining energy saving enrichment in mobile ad hoc network process by separating the network into groups and chosen as heads within the groups by using path compendium technique also referred as arbitrary group head chosen depends on communication scheme. Path compendium is known to play an essential task to contain the issues of routing scalability in the network communication process. Through the increasing amount of nodes linked to the network surroundings, emerges the requirement to improve the communication table dimension to hold the improved nodes. To overcome this path compendium, a transmitter scheme is applied. The frustration free communication dimension extension algorithm is used by overriding set of paths and altering advertising node to energetic node with shortest distance path. The frustration free communication dimension extension procedure offers more effectiveness in enhancing the different metrics and principally minimizes the energy consumption by 25% and end-to-end delay by 15% and improves the network lifetime by 35%.

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“…Patil et al, [13] plan of energy proficient directing scheme is the key issue for versatile adhoc systems. ECDSR scheme chooses hubs based on least limit energy.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energetic and Valuable Path Compendium Routing Using Frustration Free Communication Dimension Extension Algorithm in MANET

Veeraiah

Deol²,

Ganiya³

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

109

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“…The route maintenance method responds dynamically to any changes in the availability of hops in the network topology, and implementation varies across different algorithms. In basic on-demand protocols like AODV and DSR (Patil M et al, 2015) [19], both processes are not capable under heavy network loads due to increased node mobility caused by packet transmission delays concern MAC (Medium et al) contention. Mobility disrupts established routes, and their repair further drains battery power.…”

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“…For solving this issue, power will be considered when making routing decisions in an ad hoc network.Pushparaj R et al (2014). Patil M et al (2015) and Chawda K et al (2015)[18,19,22] developed Energy2AODV, an energy-efficient AODV that incorporates the Expand Ring Search (ERS) technique for route discovery, effectively reducing energy consumption by avoiding duplicate rebroadcasting of RREQ packets. They carried out the research using AODV as the base protocol.…”

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Optimizing Routing in MANETs with Energy Conservation

Dattana,

2023

IJAEML

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Context: In Wireless Networks, MANETs can dynamically create a network without relying on a central hub or infrastructure. These features will be helpful for scenarios such as disaster relief or military operations. However, the absence of a central authority presents challenges concerning security and routing, affecting the network's stability and capabilities. Approach: A proposed scheme incorporates the consideration of the power factor when selecting routes to handle the challenges efficiently. These are integrated with the widely used AODV routing protocol and simulated using the NS-2 simulator. We evaluate the simulated results to determine the impact of the proposed scheme on the network. Findings: The simulation outcomes demonstrate that the suggested approach significantly improves network performance concerning power consumption and stability. Including the power factor in route selection positively influences the network's capacity to maintain efficient communication and reduce the energy consumed. Type of paper: Review based Analysis.

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“…Conventional networks have various security issues namely link failure during routing [1], higher energy consumption [2], trust management and network layer attacks [3]. Routing of data from the source to the destination needs trusted links, legitimate routes and an uninterrupted routing procedure to provide an attack‐free network.…”

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Restricted Boltzmann machine‐based cognitive protocol for secure routing in software defined wireless networks

MohanaPriya¹,

Shalinie²

2017

IET Networks

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Secure and stable routing is a critical issue in a conventional network environment, as the control and data planes are integrated. An intelligent routing is highly essential to provide an attack free network to its intended users. The programmable software defined network is an emerging network paradigm in which the security policies and the forwarding rules are implemented in the controller via North Bound Interface. This study incorporates a cognitive neural network learning algorithm namely restricted Boltzmann machine (RBM), to detect the routing-based distributed denial of service attacks in dynamic source routing (DSR) protocol. RBM is a stochastic and unsupervised learning algorithm that self-learns the network conditions by using its reasoning capability and segregates malicious routes in the route cache using context-aware trust metrics such as reputation and energy consumption implemented in North Bound Application Programming Interface. The results show that a cognitive DSR protocol provides secure routing by increased packet delivery ratio, decreased end-to-end delay, reduced energy consumption and accurate detection of malicious routes compared with the conventional DSR protocol.

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Extended ECDSR protocol for energy efficient MANET

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Energetic and Valuable Path Compendium Routing Using Frustration Free Communication Dimension Extension Algorithm in MANET

Energetic and Valuable Path Compendium Routing Using Frustration Free Communication Dimension Extension Algorithm in MANET

Optimizing Routing in MANETs with Energy Conservation

Restricted Boltzmann machine‐based cognitive protocol for secure routing in software defined wireless networks

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