Forward error correction with physical layer network coding in two-way relay free space optical links

Almaalie, Zina Abu; Ghassemlooy, Zabih; Al-Rubaie, Alaa A. S.; Lee, It Ee; Minh, Hoa Le

doi:10.1109/ceec.2016.7835879

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“…A huge rate of bandwidth is exhausted owing to packet overhead, predominantly the routing methods where routing tables are modified regularly [24]. In MANETs, load balancing is the concept of reducing the network traffic overload in a particular path that can manage the network balance [2]. To achieve load balancing, multipath routing methods have been proposed in [33].…”

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Link-Disjoint Multipath Routing for Network Traffic Overload Handling in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

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Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) is the network of wireless mobile nodes with selforganizing, dynamic network connectivity without any pre-defined infrastructure for wireless communication. Error-less data broadcasting is the major role in MANET transmission. With the salient feature of dynamic topology and the distributed infrastructure, multipath routing is of great interests in MANETs. Multipath routing methods are dependable on adjacent nodes for finding the shortest path that several data packets are fallen to network traffic. Attention on the adjacent nodes can have the end-to-end delay while broadcasting the data packets into other nodes that finish up being fallen to congestion. It will also reduce network throughput and cause the network optimality problem. In this paper, we propose a new link-disjoint multipath routing method to solve the optimization problem in the real-time network environment. Hence, the proposed method is used to choose the shortest path from multiple paths in MANETs. Simulation results proved that the proposed method performs well in the dynamic network environment.INDEX TERMS MANET, multipath routing, shortest path, load balancing.

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confidence: 99%