Review on Recent Research Trends and Applications in Delay Tolerant Networks

More, Aparna; Kale, Ruta

doi:10.1109/iccubea54992.2022.10011041

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“…Analytical data from this study can be utilised to develop a delay-tolerant scheme for IoT networks. More and Kale (2022) reviewed the issues related to delay-tolerant networks. The study found some critical factors (i.e., buffer management/data processing by multiple nodes/ queuing algorithms/stable data rate) that can be optimised to reduce delays over different networks (i.e., IoT/ satellite networks, etc.).…”

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Delay-Conscious Service Quality Constraint in IoT Sensor Networks for Smart Farming

Gupta,

Bindal

2023

Journal of Computer Science

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The Internet of Things (IoT) offers different services for the agriculture industry, such as monitoring and analysing real-time data related to current weather conditions, water level, irrigation requirements, growth of plant disease and health status/temperature/humidity, etc.,). The performance of IoT networks may vary due to environmental conditions and operational areas (rural area/urban area/underwater). These constraints may degrade the transmission quality due to delay factors because the signal propagation may vary in these areas. IoT sensors are low-powered devices designed for longdistance communication. The transmission rate may be degraded due to the delay factor, which may cause packet loss/ congestion/collision, thus resulting in unnecessary re-transmission over the cost of network resources. To resolve the transmission delay issue, there is a need to develop a solution to ensure reliable transmission under the constraint of delay, and this study will introduce a delay-aware scheme to manage the uncertainty over IoT networks in rural and urban areas. Its performance will be analysed using different quality of service constraints (i.e., throughput/delay/residual Energy/Energy Consumption, etc.) using two different IoT-based communication standards, i.e., LoRaWAN and SigFox, with IoT sensor density variation from 100-400 IoT sensors only. For simulation, an NS-3 network simulator will be utilised.

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Delay-Conscious Service Quality Constraint in IoT Sensor Networks for Smart Farming

Gupta,

Bindal

2023

Journal of Computer Science

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Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networking for Terrestrial and TCP/IP Applications: A Systematic Literature Review

Castillo,

Juiz,

Bermejo

2024

Network

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Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) is a network architecture created basically to overcome non-continuing connectivity. There has been a great deal of research on this topic, from space communication to terrestrial applications. Since there are still many places on earth where there is no means of communication, the focus of this work is on the latest. A systematic literature review (SLR) was performed to know the main issues and advances related to the implementation of DTN for terrestrial and TCP/IP applications, especially in places where telecommunication infrastructure is lacking. The result is a classification of papers based on key aspects, such as architecture, performance, routing, and applications. A matrix of all the papers about these aspects is included to help researchers find the missing piece and concrete terrestrial solutions. The matrix uses three colors, green, yellow, and red according to the focus, either high, medium, or low, so that it is easy to identify specific papers.

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Implementation of A Delay-Tolerant Routing Protocol in the Network Simulator NS-3

Sumith,

Karthik K,

Dr. Sandhya S

2024

IJESE

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The paper explores the implementation of the Epidemic Routing Protocol using the NS-3 simulator, focusing on its application in intermittently connected networks like Mobile Adhoc Networks (MANETs). The Epidemic Protocol maximizes message delivery by flooding the network with multiple copies, ensuring reliability even in sparse or highly mobile environments. Through NS-3 simulations, the study examines the protocol’s performance, considering factors such as network size, node mobility, and message Time-To-Live (TTL). The simulation, which models an ad-hoc wireless network using IEEE 802.11b, demonstrates that the protocol achieves a 100-percentage packet delivery ratio with minimal latency. Tools like NetAnim provide detailed insights into node interactions and message dissemination, highlighting the protocol’s effectiveness in maintaining communication under challenging conditions. The paper concludes that while the Epidemic Protocol is resource- intensive, it is highly effective for scenarios where traditional routing methods fail, offering a reliable solution for dynamic and partitioned network.

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Review on Recent Research Trends and Applications in Delay Tolerant Networks

Cited by 3 publications

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Delay-Conscious Service Quality Constraint in IoT Sensor Networks for Smart Farming

Delay-Conscious Service Quality Constraint in IoT Sensor Networks for Smart Farming

Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networking for Terrestrial and TCP/IP Applications: A Systematic Literature Review

Implementation of A Delay-Tolerant Routing Protocol in the Network Simulator NS-3

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