An Extended Micro Loop Routing for Adapting to Energy Consumption

Takeuchi, Mario; Kohno, Eitaro; Ohta, Yuichi; Kakuda, Yoshiaki

doi:10.1109/uic-atc.2010.32

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“…MANETs can be used as an emergency network in a disaster area where the fixed infrastructures cannot be used. As proposed in paper [1], Route-Split Routing (RSR) [1] for large scale MANET has been extended to assurance networks [7,8]. With RSR, nodes can communicate with a high throughput even when the number of hops between the source and the destination nodes is large.…”

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On Applicability of the Assurance-Oriented Route-Split Routing Method for MANETs with Varying Node Density

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Kimura

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Assurance network technologies are necessary to produce trustworthy terminals or infrastructure service applications for potentially large-scale networks such as in the Internet-of-Things. In large-scale network systems, not only the size of the network will become larger but also the density will vary in the network. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) could be the future of networks. In the future, the size of networks will become larger. In real situations, nodes are not uniformly distributed in networks. The difference in node density will be greater in large-scale networks. When flooding is conducted in a dense area, network congestion occurs and nodes cannot communicate with each other. As proposed in paper [1], Route-Split Routing (RSR) can communicate with a higher throughput than theAd hoc On-demand Distance Vector (AODV) method in large MANETs. Along with the assurance network design principle, RSR splits its route by configuring Sub-route Management Nodes (SMNs) using a constant value called the SMN interval. In large MANETs, nodes are not distributed evenly. Thus, routing protocols for large MANETs must take into consideration that its route will pass through sparse areas and dense areas. In this paper, we propose a new routing method based on RSR for large

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On Applicability of the Assurance-Oriented Route-Split Routing Method for MANETs with Varying Node Density

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Takeuchi

Kimura

et al. 2015

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“…If an SMN runs out of its battery, other SMNs cannot immediately detect the battery exhaustion. In the paper [21], we proposed initial SMN configuration considering the residual battery level for Micro Loop Routing (MLR) [20,22]. Although this extension has some benefits, nodes consume energy at different speeds depending on their usage.…”

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Improving assurance of a sustainable route-split MANET routing by adapting node battery exhaustion

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Assurance networks are designed to realize trustable Internet-Of-Things including terminal devices/infrastructure service applications for new generation networks. To construct assurance networks, it is necessary to evaluate them quantitatively. In this paper, we provide one of case studies to evaluate them quantitatively. In mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), the network environments change over time due to the movement of nodes, the battery level of nodes, and so on. Assurance networks must maintain high performance even when such diverse changes of the network environments occur in the widely applicable domain. And if their performance degrades, they must early recover from the changes. So far, we have proposed a routing method for MANETs, called Route-Split Routing (RSR). RSR can suppress escalation of control packets in large scale MANETs. However, with RSR, drawbacks occur when some nodes exhaust their batteries. In this paper, we propose a sustainable route-split routing scheme to improve assurance by adapting node faults due to battery exhaustion for MANETs. To evaluate the assurance of the proposed method, we have implemented it with a simulator and have conducted simulation experiments. The results indicate that the proposed method can maintain high throughput when some nodes experience

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A New SMN Configuration Method for RSR Considering Node Energy Consumption in MANETs

Takeuchi

Kohno

Ohta

et al. 2011

2011 Tenth International Symposium on Autonomous Decentralized Systems

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An Extended Micro Loop Routing for Adapting to Energy Consumption

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

On Applicability of the Assurance-Oriented Route-Split Routing Method for MANETs with Varying Node Density

On Applicability of the Assurance-Oriented Route-Split Routing Method for MANETs with Varying Node Density

Improving assurance of a sustainable route-split MANET routing by adapting node battery exhaustion

A New SMN Configuration Method for RSR Considering Node Energy Consumption in MANETs

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