A novel service-oriented routing algorithm for wireless mesh network

Lugo-Cordero, Hector M.; Lu, Kejie; Rodriguez, Domingo; Kota, Sastri

doi:10.1109/milcom.2008.4753322

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“…To avoid the bottleneck of access-point (AP) communications, the authors of [11] formulated the routing tree problem for AP communications and proposed the greedy heuristic algorithm of sequentially selecting one link that minimized the delay of the predicted tree. In order to efficiently support diverse applications in WMNs, [12] suggested a simple solution, namely, the service-oriented routing algorithm which worked in a similar manner as the domain name system (DNS), and could efficiently provide distributed services in WMNs. In [13], a feasible method to solve wireless mesh network routing problem with QoS constraint was used by introduce the novel dynamic ant genetic algorithm.…”

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Efficient Routing Algorithm Based on Decision-making Sequence in Wireless Mesh Networks

Qin¹,

Zhu²

2012

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The ultimate goal of routing in wireless mesh networks (WMNs) is to find the “good” paths between the source and destination. Considering of the characteristics of this new networking paradigm, such as low mobility and less restriction from the energy effect, the focus is on the design and optimization of the technology to establish the path that can reflect this network feature. In this paper, an efficient routing algorithm is proposed based on decision-making sequence in WMNs, and the routing process is mapped into multi-stage decision process. We construct a mathematical model for it and present a multi-decision sequential routing method taking use of the idea of dynamic programming. In addition, a new metric (EEDT) for routing based on the information of MAC layer in WMNs is given, which optimized the two objectives- end to end delay and throughput. In the end, the multi-decision sequential routing algorithm (MDSR) is proposed that synthesized the suggesting method and new metric. The path selected by MDSR would be better based on the mathematical model, and it has lower delay of routing building. At the same time, EEDT can accurately capture the quality of the network links. Simulation results show that the proposed routing algorithm significantly improves the performance of the WMNs in terms of end-to-end delay and throughput

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Efficient Routing Algorithm Based on Decision-making Sequence in Wireless Mesh Networks

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Zhu²

2012

JNW

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“…To achieve such an integration, a service-oriented routing scheme is needed [3]. Recently in [2], a Service-Oriented Routing Algorithm (SORA) has been implemented. SORA utilizes a DNS approach to map the location of resources, into an IP address which is used to create the optimal routes, based on number of hops.…”

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“…An alternative to service orientation, named SORA, has been developed in [2]. SORA provides service orientation at the network layer, allowing integration of services from IP and non-IP networks, with and without web processing capabilities.…”

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Secure service distribution for VErsatile Service-Oriented Wireless Mesh Networks

Lugo-Cordero

Guha

et al. 2011

2011 6th International Conference on Malicious and Unwanted Software

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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) has been recently proposed, to optimize the locality of services. Within SOA, the main goal is to provide optimal service experience, rather than connection between two end points. Traditional SOA however, relies on XML message exchange, which makes it not suitable for nodes with no web processing capabilities. This paper introduces a secure service distribution system for VErsatile Service-Oriented Wireless Mesh Networks (VESO-Mesh), named VESO-DRS. VESO-DRS uses a hash table approach to provide confidentiality and preservation of integrity of resources in the mesh network. VESO-DRS also implements secure indexing for preserving confidentiality resources, and data may be searched and recovered via a novel resource ranking scheme. Results show that VESO-DRS can prevent unauthorized modifications to the resources, preserving their integrity; such resources are distributed across the mesh, yielding higher storage to all nodes.

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A Secure Service-Oriented Routing Algorithm for Heterogeneous Wireless Mesh Networks

Lugo-Cordero

Guha

2011

2011 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference - GLOBECOM 2011

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A novel service-oriented routing algorithm for wireless mesh network

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Efficient Routing Algorithm Based on Decision-making Sequence in Wireless Mesh Networks

Efficient Routing Algorithm Based on Decision-making Sequence in Wireless Mesh Networks

Secure service distribution for VErsatile Service-Oriented Wireless Mesh Networks

A Secure Service-Oriented Routing Algorithm for Heterogeneous Wireless Mesh Networks

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