Scalability performance analysis of BATMAN and HWMP protocols in wireless mesh networks using NS-3

Mozumder, Azhar Hussain; Acharjee, Tapodhir; Roy, Sudipta

doi:10.1109/icgccee.2014.6921389

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“…To reduce energy usage, the system in this instance is represented by a collection of networked computer nodes that must be controlled as a single resource. In the era of climate change and global warming, this is manifestly unacceptable [10][15] [16]. According to reference [2], there are several indicators for energy efficiency, such as total power usage, which was the most widely used statistic, according to 68% of IT managers.…”

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A Review of Issues and Challenges to Address the Problem of Implementing Green Computing for Sustainability

Khaleel¹,

kareem²

2023

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In a larger sense, "green computing" refers to strategies and procedures for creating, utilizing, and disposing of computer resources in three ways: maintaining total computing performance, minimizing the impact on the environment, and maintaining overall computing performance. This entails using less dangerous materials, getting the most usage possible out of a product while using the least amount of energy possible, as well as making old items and the garbage more reusable, recyclable, and biodegradable. Many businesses are making efforts to lessen the negative effects of activities on the environment. The framework Convention on Climate Change of the United Nations (UNFCC)is a global environmental agreement whose goal is to keep greenhouse gas emissions stable to a degree that would prevent adverse anthropogenic interference with the environment. Sustainable development entails growth that doesn't jeopardize the needs of coming generations. That is achieving human development goals while protecting the ecosystems and natural resources that are essential to civilization. The relevance of green computing for sustainable development is emphasized in this paper's assessment of many significant recent studies on the subject.

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Section: Energy Efficient For Green Computingmentioning

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A Review of Issues and Challenges to Address the Problem of Implementing Green Computing for Sustainability

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kareem²

2023

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“…O trabalho [12] compara o HWMP com o protocolo Better Approach To Mobile Ad-hoc Networking (BATMAN) em uma WMN com 60 nós. O NS-3 é utilizado nos experimentos.…”

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Um Estudo de Desempenho do HWMP em Ambientes de Cidades Inteligentes

Moreno

Oliveira

2022

Anais Estendidos Do XII Simpósio Brasileiro De Engenharia De Sistemas Computacionais (SBESC Estendido 2022)

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Neste trabalho, propõe-se o uso das redes em malha sem fio (Wireless Mesh Networks - WMN) como infraestrutura de rede para ambientes de cidades inteligentes. Em especial, o trabalho avalia o desempenho do protocolo de roteamento Hybrid Wireless Mesh Protocol (HWMP), um dos protocolos recomendados pelo padrão Mesh IEEE 802.11s. A avaliação compara o comportamento dos modos reativo e reativo com proativo do HWMP. Este estudo avalia o desempenho desses modos do HWMP simulando diversos ambientes de cidades inteligentes. Para tanto, são variados nos experimentos o volume de dados e o tamanho dos pacotes injetados na rede, além de haver uma alta dinamicidade nas topologias de rede usadas nos experimentos. Os resultados e discussões decorrentes do trabalho de avaliação de desempenho podem ser utilizados por projetistas de redes para a implantação ou melhoria das WMN IEEE 802.11s em cenários de cidades inteligentes.

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“…However, the traffic patterns employed seem rather limited as the authors made use of ping and constant TCP traffic to test the network. Another work employing CBR (Constant Bit-Rate) as testing traffic (UDP in this case) is that presented in [14]. Mozumder et al conducted a simulation experiment aiming at comparing the scalability performance of the BATMAN and HWMP (Hybrid Wireless Mesh Protocol) routing protocols.…”

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An Experimental QoE Performance Study for the Efficient Transmission of High Demanding Traffic over an Ad Hoc Network Using BATMAN

Sánchez-Iborra

Cano

Rodrigues

et al. 2015

Mobile Information Systems

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Multimedia communications are attracting great attention from the research, industry, and end-user communities. The latter are increasingly claiming for higher levels of quality and the possibility of consuming multimedia content from a plethora of devices at their disposal. Clearly, the most appealing gadgets are those that communicate wirelessly to access these services. However, current wireless technologies raise severe concerns to support extremely demanding services such as real-time multimedia transmissions. This paper evaluates from QoE and QoS perspectives the capability of the ad hoc routing protocol called BATMAN to support Voice over IP and video traffic. To this end, two test-benches were proposed, namely, a real (emulated) testbed and a simulation framework. Additionally, a series of modifications was proposed on both protocols’ parameters settings and video-stream characteristics that contributes to further improving the multimedia quality perceived by the users. The performance of the well-extended protocol OLSR is also evaluated in detail to compare it with BATMAN. From the results, a notably high correlation between real experimentation and computer simulation outcomes was observed. It was also found out that, with the proper configuration, BATMAN is able to transmit several QCIF video-streams and VoIP calls with high quality. In addition, BATMAN outperforms OLSR supporting multimedia traffic in both experimental and simulated environments.

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Scalability performance analysis of BATMAN and HWMP protocols in wireless mesh networks using NS-3

Cited by 17 publications

References 12 publications

A Review of Issues and Challenges to Address the Problem of Implementing Green Computing for Sustainability

A Review of Issues and Challenges to Address the Problem of Implementing Green Computing for Sustainability

Um Estudo de Desempenho do HWMP em Ambientes de Cidades Inteligentes

An Experimental QoE Performance Study for the Efficient Transmission of High Demanding Traffic over an Ad Hoc Network Using BATMAN

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