A new dynamic counter-based broadcasting scheme for Mobile Ad hoc Networks

Yassein, Muneer Bani; Nimer, Sanabel Fathi; Al‐Dubai, Ahmed

doi:10.1016/j.simpat.2010.08.011

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“…These methods mainly belong to the geometric-based routing schemes that usually presume the accessibility of position, vehicles' density, and road network topology. There are also some other methods which utilize the local statistical information, such as statistical vehicular broadcast (SVB) [18], adaptive threshold-based broadcast [19] and other dynamic counter-based protocols [20,21]. Those statistical-based schemes usually depends on a number of threshold parameters, which is used to decide whether a mobile node should rebroadcast or discard their received messages.…”

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An adaptive vehicular epidemic routing method based on attractor selection model

Zhou

Wang

Zhang³

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Ad Hoc Networks

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An adaptive vehicular epidemic routing method based on attractor selection model

Zhou

Wang

Zhang³

et al. 2016

Ad Hoc Networks

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“…Pure flooding is the simplest and most reliable mechanism proposed in the literature for route discovery in MANETs (Yassein et al, 2011). In pure flooding, each node rebroadcasts the message to its neighbors upon receiving it for the first time, starting at the source.…”

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“…Once the RREQ reaches the destination, the destination node responds with a route reply (RREP) packet back to the source through the route from which it first received the RREQ. Otherwise, if the RREQ packet expired before reaching the destination, then the node at which it expires, sends a Route Error (RERR) packet back to the source to initiate a new route discovery process (Yassein et al, 2011).…”

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Evaluating the Performance of the Location-Aided Routing-1p Route Discovery Algorithm

Maqousi¹

2014

Journal of Computer Science

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Dynamic Routing Protocols (DRPs) are widely-used for routing information among mobile nodes in Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) and establish and maintain connectivity within the network. A DRP comprises two main phases: route discovery and route maintenance. The route discovery phase involves transmission of large number of redundant control packets consuming significant portion of the nodes power and increase communication overheads. Recently, a new efficient and effective route discovery algorithm has been developed, namely, the LAR-1P algorithm, which combines two well-known routing protocols; these are: The Location-Aided Routing scheme 1 (LAR-1) and probabilistic algorithms. This study evaluates and compared the performance of the LAR-1P algorithm against the performance of a number of route discovery algorithms through simulation. For each simulation, the number of retransmissions and reachability are estimated and compared. The simulations results demonstrated that LAR-1P provides better performance than all other algorithms it is compared with, as it significantly reduces communication overheads while maintaining almost the same network connectivity.

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“…In contrast, in this paper we address the disconnected network problem (in addition to the broadcast storm), which appears when no relay node within the sender transmission range can forward the packet to other nodes. Recent proposed schemes [6] [7] [8], suffer from the simultaneous broadcast problem, since a fixed timer is used at all nodes without considering the level/degree of network density; thus, increases the number of packets collisions. Prioritizing the rebroadcast operation at each node with respect to different network parameters such as a number of duplicated packets, network local and global density also are tackled in this paper.…”

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confidence: 99%