Performance Evaluation of AODV and DYMO Routing Protocols in MANET

Kum, Dong-Won; Park, Jin-Su; Cho, You-Ze; Cheon, Byoung-Yoon

doi:10.1109/ccnc.2010.5421657

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“…Representatives of this branch are OLSR, DSDV [10], [11]. In contrast, the reactive routing protocols, such as AODV, DYMO [12], [13] establish routing tables dynamically when nodes need to find forwarding routes. The proactive routing protocols work well in dynamic, small networks, while the reactive counterparts work better in large, stable networks.…”

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DRANs: Resilient Disaster Recovery Access Networks

Minh

Nguyen

Yamada

2013

2013 IEEE 37th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference Workshops

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Wireless access network is an appropriate solution to provide Internet connection to users in disasters where communication infrastructures might completely be damaged. However, existing researches commonly focus on separate issues, given strong requisite assumptions. Basically, those assumptions could not be satisfied in harsh environments like in disasters. In addition, a combination of those separate research aspects into an integrated system has not been discussed. This paper thoroughly analyzes current states of existing wireless access network technologies by which suitable solutions for resilient disaster recovery access networks (DRANs) are proposed. Moreover, a novel wireless multihop access network virtualization (WMANV) approach to resilient DRANs is proposed. The feasibility of the proposed approach is verified using experimental evaluations.

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DRANs: Resilient Disaster Recovery Access Networks

Minh

Nguyen

Yamada

2013

2013 IEEE 37th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference Workshops

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“…[16], [17] AODV es un algoritmo de encaminamiento por demanda que establece un enlace entre un nodo origen y un nodo destino, unicamente cuando necesita enviar información, y desecha la ruta al terminar el intercambio, generando una nueva conexión en caso de otro envío. AODV trabaja con tres tipos de mensajes enviados via UDP y con encabezados IP, utilizados para el proceso de establecimiento de un enlace [17]:…”

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Algoritmo de encaminamiento con reconfiguración de topología para red de sensores inalámbricos aplicada a una Microrred en modo “Isla”

Gaona

Mancera²,

Rodríguez

2017

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Este artículo puede compartirse bajo la licencia CC BY-ND 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/) E.E Gaona , P.A Mancera, C.L Trujillo. "Algoritmo de encaminamiento con reconfiguración de topología para red de sensores inalámbricos aplicada a una Microrred en modo "Isla", UIS Ingenierías, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 93-104, jul-dic 2016,doi:10.18273/revuin.v15n2-2016008. RESUMENLas microrredes eléctricas son consideradas una alternativa para la generación y distribución de electricidad en entornos rurales alejados de la red de distribución principal, y necesitan nuevas estrategias de intercambio de datos entre las cargas y generadores distribuidos, según la estratégia de control elegido para la microrred, con el objetivo de entregar energía eléctrica de buena calidad. En el presente artículo se realiza el análisis de los parámetros de un algoritmo de encaminamiento por demanda, aplicado a una red de sensores inalámbricos, para el intercambio de datos de control entre los elementos que componen una microrred eléctrica aislada, con el fin de identificar y reconfigurar la topología de red para el esquema de control elegido de la microrred aprovechando los procesos de descubrimiento y búsqueda de rutas del protocolo.Palabras Clave: AODV, Microrred, Redes de sensores inalámbricos. ABSTRACTMicrogrids are considered an alternative for generation and distribution of electricity in rural areas far from the main electrical grid, and new strategies for data exchange among distributed generators are needed, depending on the control scheme chosen for the microgrid, with the purpose of delivering good quality power. In this article, the parameters of an on demand routing algorithm are analyzed, applied to a wireless sensor network, for control data exchange among all islanded microgrid generators, in order to identify and reconfigure the chosen network topology scheme, for the microgrid, taking advantage of the protocol's discovery and route search processes.

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“…We have selected beaconing as a location service because it is able to maintain basic location knowledge about the neighbors of the vehicle without requiring other communication technologies (e.g., 3G networks). In this sense, and according for example to [19], [20], [21], choosing an adequate beacon frequency is a critical issue. A high beacon frequency will saturate the network, while a low beacon frequency offers the protocol a poor perception about the network state, thus reducing performance.…”

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An Adaptive Anycasting Solution for Crowd Sensing in Vehicular Environments

Baguena

Calafate

Cano

et al. 2015

IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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Abstract-Vehicular networks can be seen as the new key enablers of the future networked society. Vehicles traveling can act as mobile sensors and collect a variety of information that can be used to enable various new services like environment monitoring, traffic management, urban surveillance, and so on.In this paper we present AVE ("adaptive Anycasting solution for Vehicular Environments"), a message delivery protocol which combines geographical and topological information to dynamically adapt its behavior to network conditions. We focus on V2I connectivity for cloud services, where the vehicles send the sensed information as individual and independent messages to a cloud service in the Internet. This scenario requires the access to any available close-by Road Side Unit (RSU), thus making anycasting the ideal delivery mechanism.Simulations results show that the hybrid and adaptive approach of AVE is able to improve network performance. For example, regarding delivery ratio, AVE outperforms DYMO by 10% in sparse scenarios and outperforms DTN techniques by 10% in dense scenarios.

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Performance Evaluation of AODV and DYMO Routing Protocols in MANET

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DRANs: Resilient Disaster Recovery Access Networks

DRANs: Resilient Disaster Recovery Access Networks

Algoritmo de encaminamiento con reconfiguración de topología para red de sensores inalámbricos aplicada a una Microrred en modo “Isla”

An Adaptive Anycasting Solution for Crowd Sensing in Vehicular Environments

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