Providing Data Dissemination Services in the Future Internet

D’Ambrosio, Matteo; Fasano, Pierfrancesco; Marchisio, Marco; Vercellone, Vinicio; Ullio, Mario

doi:10.1109/glocom.2008.ecp.1072

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“…Network of Information (NetInf) [6] follows the similar mechanisms as DONA and also provides content delivery using a name resolution (NR) service. To handle content and device mobility issues and provide content-based routing, NetInf uses Multiple Distributed Hash Table (MDHT) [7] and Late Locator Construction (LLC) [8] schemes. MDHT and LLC try to make the content management and name resolution simple and provide in-network content caching.…”

Section: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Bosunia

Jeong

2019

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The mobile Internet is already playing a key role in people’s daily lives worldwide, resulting in the dramatic growth in the number of mobile devices. The size of the Internet and the amount of the traffic are being expanded rapidly, which poses various challenges. In particular, the Internet and mobile communications are entering a new era that demands faster communication services and uninterrupted content delivery. A new paradigm called content-centric networking (CCN) is considered as an appropriate way for efficient content delivery. In this paper, we propose a CCN-based efficient content delivery mechanism in the 4G network and also in the upcoming 5G network where various heterogeneous networks are converged. We also propose a novel mobility management scheme to support the content diversity and network diversity by leveraging the abundant computational resources in the mobile network. In addition, we analyze the existing approaches with respect to mobility and evaluate the performance of our seamless content delivery mechanism in terms of content transfer time, throughput, and data transmission success ratio. Simulation results are also presented to show that the content-centric wireless network with our mobility management scheme can improve the data delivery services significantly compared to the existing schemes.

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Section: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Bosunia

Jeong

2019

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…In terms of network mobility, LLC [22] supported and provides very good support in routing and forwarding processes. Also, GIN support client mobility without inflated look-up for routing table [23] and other network-based services such as private data networks, dissemination services, directory services, etc. Such services are implemented by network protocols or network applications, run over the GIN nodes.…”

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Mobility Support and Operation of Information Centric Networking Approach

Hussaini¹,

Nor²,

Ahmad³

et al. 2018

IJCNIS

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Recent development in mobile technology makes data traffic intensifies, due to the vast devices connectivity. Also, increases the needs for efficient and scalable distribution of data and services over the Internet. Therefore, the Information Centric Networking paradigm was proposed, with different approaches as a clean-slate redesign of current host-centric Internet architecture. It evolved to access data independent from its location, by replacing IP addresses with content named. This paper reviews the most popular Information Centric Networking approaches, review and summarizes some of its features, such as naming, routing, caching and mobility in tabular form. In addition, the modes of operations based on named resolution services and named based routing for the approaches with some network exemplary diagrams were presented. Also, mobility supports for consumer, and mobility challenges from current to feature Internet were discussed for future research.

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Resilience of Future Internet Communications

Rak

2024

Computer Communications and Networks

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Providing Data Dissemination Services in the Future Internet

Cited by 14 publications

References 8 publications

Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Efficient Content Delivery for Mobile Communications in Converged Networks

Mobility Support and Operation of Information Centric Networking Approach

Resilience of Future Internet Communications

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