Access Decision System for Seamless Connectivity in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

Melo, Robson; Polisciuc, Renan; Nogueira, Michele; Santos, A. C. C. dos

doi:10.1109/sbrc.2015.18

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“…After reading abstract and conclusion we excluded 2 papers of them based on exclusion criterion 2 [25,26], 3 based on exclusion criterion 3 [27][28][29], 2 based on exclusion criterion 4 [30,31] and 1 based on exclusion criterion 1 [32]. In the end, we included in the study 94% (120/128) of examined papers .…”

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Computer Network Simulation with ns-3: A Systematic Literature Review

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Complexity of current computer networks, including e.g., local networks, large structured networks, wireless sensor networks, datacenter backbones, requires a thorough study to perform analysis and support design. Simulation is a tool of paramount importance to encompass all the different aspects that contribute to design quality and network performance (including as well energy issues, security management overheads, dependability), due to the fact that such complexity produces several interactions at all network layers that is not easily modellable with analytic approaches. In this systematic literature review we aim to analyze, basing our investigation on available literature, the adoption of a popular network simulator, namely ns-3, and its use in the scientific community. More in detail, we are interested in understanding what are the impacted application domains in which authors prefer ns-3 to other similar tools and how extensible it is in practice according to the experience of authors. The results of our analysis, which has been conducted by especially focusing on 128 papers published between 2009 to 2019, reveals that 10% of the evaluated papers were discarded because they represented informal literature; most of the studies presented comparisons among different network simulators, beyond ns-3 and conceptual studies related to performance assessment and validation and routing protocols. Only about 30% of considered studies present extensions of ns-3 in terms of new modules and only about 10% present effective case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of employing network simulator in real application, except conceptual and modeling studies.

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“…Information regarding warnings and alarms, adaptive trip Every single vehicle has a limited communication span. Hence some intermediate nodes are needed to direct some messages from the source to the objective node on less stipulated communication range is lesser than source to the objective node and also routing is a significant mission for VANET because of the link failure problem [8]. Thus to moderate this setback, a constant and reliable routing is very much indispensable.…”

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An Optimal Network Selection and Efficient Two Level Cluster-Based Routing Mechanisms for Seamless Vertical Handover in Vehicular Networks

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Aroquiaraj

2019

IJITEE

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Mobile Ad Hoc Network includes the crucial type Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks, (VANET). In this developed work, nodes are considered from vehicles and transmission capabilities are outfitted with its interconnected vehicles forming a network. Roadside equipment is fixed as all vehicles nearby are equipped with fixed equipment thus enabled communications in real-life application of VANET. In existing methodologies, designs of mobility are required by VANET specifically from Vertical Hand Over decision approach. This fails as of failure in links in networks on focusing issues. Thus, in dissemination of networks, routing is mandatory. Hence, our designed work of Effective two-layer cluster based Routing Mechanism is implemented in VANET to diminish the problems of failures in link. So, hybrid model is incorporated with Biogeography-Based Optimization (BBO) for choosing best available network done and process of vertical handover are done by ant colony optimization. Specific node for vertical handover is chosen based on the weight value from the hybrid model and deploys the SVM classification. On unsteady shape of topology, Effective Two-Level Cluster-based Routing Mechanism is used for maintenance of route. Initially, two clusters are formed with both links as strong and weak from divided nodes to perform routing among cluster members and the best route is chosen by greedy algorithm. High packet delivery ratio and low end to end delay is attained in this proposed approach from the analyzed results against existing methods.

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Access Decision System for Seamless Connectivity in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

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Computer Network Simulation with ns-3: A Systematic Literature Review

Computer Network Simulation with ns-3: A Systematic Literature Review

An Optimal Network Selection and Efficient Two Level Cluster-Based Routing Mechanisms for Seamless Vertical Handover in Vehicular Networks

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