RBCRP: A Routing Approach Based on Crowded Rendezvous Points in Delay Tolerant Networks

Besharati, Reza; Esfandiari, Samira; Khajevand, Vahid; Rezvani, Mohammad Hossein

doi:10.1109/kbei.2019.8734972

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“…Currently, one-time data sending is very small amount, so it takes quite a long time to transfer even 1MB data. To solve this problem, [5] proposes a new DTN routing algorithm called Routing Based on Crowded Rendezvous Points (RBCRP). In their work, they reduce the network overhead and nodes of the network not require large quantities of memory for data buffering.…”

Section: B Delay Tolerant Networking (Dtn)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…IoP is also based on the Internet and is a concept for data communication in a very large space such as outer space and Galaxy. There are many technical challenges in designing IoP routing protocols such as high latency, limited resources, frequent disconnections, and predictable or opportunistic connections [5]. In several research projects, the performance of IoPs in terms of delay, overhead, throughput buffer size and number of nodes has been investigated.…”

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confidence: 99%

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DETN: Delay-Efficient Tolerant Network for Internet of Planet

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The explosion of the internet has resulted in various emerging technologies, as for example the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is an intelligent technology and service connecting objects in the Internet. IoT facilitates the exchange of information between people and devices that communicate with each other. Beyond IoT, we are now studying a new paradigm called Internet of Planets (IoP), in which planets in a solar system communicate with each other using the Internet. This paper presents our research in the internet communications between planets, detailing benefits, limitations and directions for future work. We propose a time (delay) information-based Delay Efficient Tolerant Networking (DETN) routing scheme for efficient data transmission among mobile nodes. The results of the proposed DTN routing algorithm using NS-3 simulation tools indicate satisfactory levels of routing performance in comparison with existing DTN algorithms.

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Section: B Delay Tolerant Networking (Dtn)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%