Publish/subscribe architecture for mobile ad hoc networks

Rezende, Cristiano; Rocha, Beatriz; Loureiro, A.A.F.

doi:10.1145/1363686.1364149

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“…In Rezende et al [12] the authors propose a pub/sub system for mobile ad hoc networks which does not build routing trees or other logical structures that need to be maintained. However, their goal is just to deliver publications using the minimum amount of broadcasts and they do not assume any time constraints for that.…”

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Fadip: Lightweight Publish/Subscribe for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Paridel

Vanrompay

Berbers

2010

On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems, OTM 2010

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Publish/Subscribe is an interesting communication paradigm because it fosters a high degree of decoupling between the communicating parties and provides the ability to communicate in an asynchronous way. Publish/Subscribe systems have been extensively studied for wired networks but designing a Publish/Subscribe system for mobile ad hoc networks is still a challenge. In this paper we propose a lightweight Publish/Subscribe system for mobile ad hoc networks which uses a limited gossip mechanism to match the published messages with the subscriptions. The goal of this work is to reduce the number of exchanged messages used for communication and maintenance while keeping an acceptable delivery ratio. Experimental results show that Fadip achieves an acceptable delivery ratio even in high mobility rates.

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“…While [14] and [10] provide some analysis based on mobility ratio, [6], [15] and [12] do not deal with mobility ratio in their evaluations. In [6] the authors do simulation with a single moving speed of 2 m/s.…”

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Fadip: Lightweight Publish/Subscribe for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Paridel

Vanrompay

Berbers

2010

On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems, OTM 2010

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“…The approach taken in Uisce is closely related to a number of existing approaches such as content-based routing (CBR) [1,2], attribute-based routing (ABR) [3], and general publish/subscribe approaches [4]. The common property of these approaches is that they assume that a client floods the network with a subscription to certain content.…”

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Uisce

Yang

Weber

2009

Proceedings of the Tenth ACM International Symposium on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking and Computing

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The goal of communication in computer networks is the delivery of information to endpoints that have certain properties. In wired networks, identities such as IP addresses are used to guide information through a network and the properties of network nodes are mapped to these identities by service discovery mechanisms. In mobile ad hoc networks(MANETs), identities lose their guiding ability because of the mobility of nodes. Instead of identities, we introduce a concept called characteristics, describing properties of nodes. Characteristics are disseminated throughout a network, simulating the flow of water streams. Messages are forwarded to their destinations -nodes with given properties -following these characteristics like following a water stream to its source. Messages may leave characteristics along their forwarding path which may be used to communicate with their sender and thus to establish two-way communication.In the following, we describe the details of our proposed protocol and compare it against traditional identity-based alternatives.

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“…The protocol is simple because it does not require maintaining any data structure for event routing during the movements of nodes. The drawback of this approach is the heavy redundancy and large message overhead (Rezende et al, 2008).…”

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An efficient event delivery scheme in mobile ad hoc communities

Khan

2013

IJCNDS

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Delivering events and advertisements to interested individuals is an important issue for mobile ad hoc communities. Providing a feasible solution to event delivery in highly dynamic and error prone mobile ad hoc environments is a challenging problem due to the inherent unreliable and unstable nature of mobile ad hoc networks. This paper proposes a novel semantics-based publish/subscribe scheme for efficient event and advertisement delivery in large-scale mobile ad hoc communities. In our proposed publish/subscribe system, mobile nodes are organised into groups and a compact semantics-based indexing is deployed in the groups. Efficient intra-and inter-group routings are proposed to facilitate efficient propagation of event notifications. The effectiveness of the system is demonstrated through a comprehensive set of simulation studies.

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Publish/subscribe architecture for mobile ad hoc networks

Cited by 17 publications

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Fadip: Lightweight Publish/Subscribe for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Fadip: Lightweight Publish/Subscribe for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

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An efficient event delivery scheme in mobile ad hoc communities

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