A reliable and hybrid multi-path routing protocol for multi-interface tactical ad hoc networks

Lee, Sung-Won; Choi, Ji Yong; Lim, Keun Woo; Ko, Young-Bae; Roh, Byeong‐hee

doi:10.1109/milcom.2010.5680384

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“…In different nodedisjointed approaches, multiple routes are created with an assurance that no common node can exist between them. In the link-disjointed methodologies, common nodes may exist between several routes, but links between two nodes do not overlap [5]. Multi-path routing algorithm is of three types.…”

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“…It is also quite simple as each path in the CBMPR just passes through the heads of clusters, resulting in a simple cluster level hop-by-hop routing. A reliable and hybrid multipath routing, RHMR for MANET was proposed in [5]. It uses a proactive-like routing for route discovery and reactive routing for route recovery and maintenance.…”

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ETSeM: A Energy-Aware, Trust-Based, Selective Multi-path Routing Protocol

Chakraborty

Chaki

2012

Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management

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Abstract. Multi-path routing protocols are used for different types of wireless networks primarily to enhance reliability of packet delivery. The frequency of route discovery is also less for multi-path routing protocols as these are more fault-tolerant. However, the overhead of route discovery in terms of congestion and energy requirement is much higher for multi-path routing as compared to single-path routing. In this paper, a restricted multi-path routing algorithm has been proposed that dynamically selects the number of neighboring nodes through which packets would be transmitted. The selection and degree of multipath depends on multiple factors like the remaining energy of the node, trust value of that node, number of already existing paths through that node etc. The protocol is designed in such a way, that the burden of routing is lower on the weaker nodes and the nodes with more resources will have to perform more tasks. Consequently, the lifetime of the network would be higher as compared to multi-path routing protocols. Besides, the data reception rate, defined as the ratio of the total number of packets received by the sink node and the total number of packets sent by the source node, is much higher for the proposed protocol than any single path routing. While the routing load is balanced among the nodes, the multiple routes also increase the reliability.

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ETSeM: A Energy-Aware, Trust-Based, Selective Multi-path Routing Protocol

Chakraborty

Chaki

2012

Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management

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“…To apply the technique proposed in this paper, the working environment of each node is assumed as follows. First, the network model uses the tactical ad-hoc network [15][16] [17][18][19][20] [21], which is actively being studied in many countries, including in the United States. Contrary to general ad-hoc networks, the tactical ad-hoc network forms a hierarchical structure where the upper layer nodes are considered secure and have sufficient energy and stability.…”

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An Efficient Detection And Management Of False Accusation Attacks In Hierarchical Ad-Hoc Networks

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Yoo²,

Lee³

2012

KSII TIIS

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An approach to detect abnormal activities based on reputations created individually by each node is vulnerable to a false accusation since intrusion detection in ad-hoc networks is done in a distributed and cooperative manner. Detection of false accusation is considered important because the efficiency or survivability of the network can be degraded severely if normal nodes were excluded from the network by being considered as abnormal ones in the intrusion detection process. In this paper, we propose an improved reputation-based intrusion detection technique to efficiently detect and manage false accusations in ad-hoc networks. Additionally, we execute simulations of the proposed technique to analyze its performance and feasibility to be implemented in a real environment.

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“…Besides, every appliction domain has its own unique characteristics and QoS parameters. Thus, it requires a secure and reliable routing protcol which will comply with application specific QoS parameters as well [5].…”

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POMSec: Pseudo-Opportunistic, Multipath Secured Routing Protocol for Communications in Smart Grid

Chakraborty

Deb

Chaki

2017

Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management

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Part 4: Engineering of Enterprise Software ProductsInternational audienceTraffic engineering governs the operational performance of a network and its optimization. Splitting the network traffic using multipath routing is one of the standard techniques of traffic engineering. Multipath routing maximizes network resource utilization and throughput by giving nodes a choice of next hops for the same destination along with minimizing the delay. On the other hand, Opportunistic routing minimizes operational cost and the burden of redundant route maintenance by using a constrained redundancy in route selection. POMSec: Pseudo Opportunistic, Multipath Secure routing is one such algorithm that combines the advantages of both the routing methods and additionally implements an underlying trust model to secure the communication in Smart Grid

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A reliable and hybrid multi-path routing protocol for multi-interface tactical ad hoc networks

Cited by 11 publications

References 21 publications

ETSeM: A Energy-Aware, Trust-Based, Selective Multi-path Routing Protocol

ETSeM: A Energy-Aware, Trust-Based, Selective Multi-path Routing Protocol

An Efficient Detection And Management Of False Accusation Attacks In Hierarchical Ad-Hoc Networks

POMSec: Pseudo-Opportunistic, Multipath Secured Routing Protocol for Communications in Smart Grid

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