MANET performance evaluation for DSDV, DSR and ZRP

Abstract

Wireless communication can be provided through MANETs without the need for a strong physical infrastructure.They use a multi-hop communication approach where the source and destination mobile nodes connect indirectly through intermediary nodes and only consist of a collection of radio equipment. Only nearby nodes can directly communicate with one another.MANETs allow every device to move around independently and in any direction. MANET supports device mobility as it is a self-aligning network without physical infrastructure. Because of its selfconfiguring, self-repairing, self-functioning, and selfrecovery network, MANET is simple to maintain [4,5]. Since MANET is a decentralized, infrastructureless network, users can configure dynamically wireless connections without an established infrastructure network [6,7]. Military operations like tactical networks and complex defence research were where MANET was first use in the context of application. Using MANETs to build a wireless connection that is dynamically

DRT mobility model for search and rescue operations based on catastrophic intensity to improve the quality of services

“…To bridge the communication gap in the post-DA, an alternative network solution with decentralization and infrastructure-less capabilities is essential. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) offer a potent solution by facilitating reliable communication even in the absence of established infrastructure [6,7]. These self-organizing networks, formed by mobile devices dynamically, empower rescue teams to establish wireless connections on-the-fly, significantly enhancing communication capabilities within the challenging post-disaster environment [8,9].…”