Proceedings IEEE INFOCOM 2006. 25TH IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications 2006
DOI: 10.1109/infocom.2006.50
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Optimal Traffic-Oblivious Energy-Aware Routing for Multihop Wireless Networks

Abstract: Abstract-Energy efficiency is an important issue in multihop wireless networks with energy concerns. Usually it is achieved with accurate knowledge of the traffic pattern and/or the current network information such as the remaining energy level. We investigate the problem of designing a routing scheme to minimize the maximum energy utilization of a multihop wireless network with weak assumption of the traffic pattern and without ongoing collection of network information. We develop polynomial size LP models to… Show more

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“…The main idea is to design a routing that needs no or very limited knowledge of the traffic patterns and does not need to know current network load. In [11], the traffic rate at each node is assumed to be totally unknown or within a certain interval, and an oblivious routing strategy is designed to minimize a power consumption measure. However, it is possible that the power needed is more than the power available at a node, and thus, link outage may occur.…”
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“…The main idea is to design a routing that needs no or very limited knowledge of the traffic patterns and does not need to know current network load. In [11], the traffic rate at each node is assumed to be totally unknown or within a certain interval, and an oblivious routing strategy is designed to minimize a power consumption measure. However, it is possible that the power needed is more than the power available at a node, and thus, link outage may occur.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Our work and the work in[11] have different objective functions. In addition, our work is for cross-layer design of routing and resource allocation, while the work in[11] is for routing only.…”
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“…To circumvent the burden of route recalculation, oblivious routing schemes are suggested [5][6][7][8][9]. A traffic-oblivious routing protocol requires limited traffic information and achieves worst-case performance guarantee.…”
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“…To circumvent the burden of route recalculation, oblivious routing schemes are suggested [2,16,17,24,25]. A traffic-oblivious routing protocol requires limited traffic information and achieves worst-case performance guarantee.…”
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