A survey on real-world implementations of mobile ad-hoc networks

Kieß, Wolfgang; Mauve, Martin

doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2005.12.003

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“…In this research, NS-2 is used as it is the most commonly used discrete event simulator for simulating unipath and multipath routing protocols. NS-2 is chosen for this research because of its free, open source and easy to understand [10]. The NS-2 General configuration for this research is described in table 1.…”

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QoS Based Evaluation of Multipath Routing Protocols in Manets

Shakir¹

2017

NET

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Abstract:Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) are wireless networks formed by several nodes communicating on a peer-to-peer basis without being connected to any fixed infrastructure. These nodes could be laptop computers, personal digital assistants, mobile phones or sensors dispersed in an area to measure certain data and send the information to a larger node. Where a source node and a destination node are not within direct range, they communicate through multi-hop routing, i.e. nodes in between them relay messages between source and destination. The routing protocol plays a key role in finding and maintaining the route in MANETs. Routing protocol can be a uni-path and multi-path. A multipath routing protocol is designed to increase the reliability in MANET. This research work focuses on Quality of Service (QoS) based evolution of multipath routing protocol. For this purpose, diverse type of simulation scenarios is designed to find the impact of mobility, increasing the number of nodes and pause time in MANETs. The results revealed that multipath routing protocol has comparatively less delay (percentage decrease of 81.52%). While unipath routing protocols have less packet drop ratio (percentage decrease of 47.78%) and routing overhead (percentage decrease of 99.30%).

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QoS Based Evaluation of Multipath Routing Protocols in Manets

Shakir¹

2017

NET

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“…MANET [11] routing protocol is said to be proactive and reactive. Proactive routing protocol, as the name itself illustrates has an up-to-date tracking of all the transmission process and will be always active.…”

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Efficient Routing in Zigbee Wireless Network using Shortcut Tree Routing

N¹,

Selvarani²

2015

IJCA

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ABSTRACT:Zigbee Tree Routing, which doesn"t need any routing table/route discovery overhead is used in several resource limited devices and applications. ZTR has a basic limitation regarding providing of optimal routing path as it follows tree topology, hence an optimal routing path can"t be achieved. In this paper, we proposed a protocol stated as Shortcut Tree Routing (STR) similar to ZTR"s entities, such as low memory consumption, no route discovery overhead, providing nearest optimal routing path using hierarchical addressing scheme and calculating the remaining hops from source to destination. The specifications are unaltered, as STR uses just the addressing scheme and neighbor table in association with the Zigbee standards. The research process illustrates the 1-Hop neighbor communication representation upgrades the overall network performance execution by splitting up of the traffic load concentrated on the tree links. The performance evaluation indicates, STR accomplishes the performances of AODV and ZTR in certain conditions of it, such as network density, configurations and network traffic patterns.

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“…A number of research studies have employed implementation-based experiments on MANETs, as surveyed in [1]. However, the vast majority of MANET research still relies primarily on simulation.…”

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“…An alternative is emulation, a technique which combines simulation and implementation. In [1], an emulator is defined as a set of tools which allow the user to imitate a layer or more from the network stack in a simulation environment while running the remaining layers as real implemented systems. Emulation testbeds have many advantages but they inherit some of the disadvantages of simulation environments [3].…”

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On software tools and stack architectures for wireless network experiments

Abdallah

MacKenzie

DaSilva

et al. 2011

2011 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference

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Abstract-Simulation is still the most widely adopted performance evaluation technique in mobile ad hoc network research, in spite of a growing number of questions about the fidelity of this technique. Implementation-based testing and evaluation of wireless networks tends to produce believable results, but the technique sometimes suffers from poor repeatability, high implementation cost, and complex experimental logistics. The topic of this paper is software tools to enable implementationbased experimental research on wireless networks. We review some of the existing tools and propose the Flexible Internetwork Stack (FINS) framework, our open-source solution for network protocol implementation, integration, and testing. FINS aims to provide researchers with monitoring, logging, and reconfiguring utilities similar to the ones provided by simulation environments or emulation testbeds.

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A survey on real-world implementations of mobile ad-hoc networks

Cited by 214 publications

References 61 publications

QoS Based Evaluation of Multipath Routing Protocols in Manets

QoS Based Evaluation of Multipath Routing Protocols in Manets

Efficient Routing in Zigbee Wireless Network using Shortcut Tree Routing

On software tools and stack architectures for wireless network experiments

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