An Investigation of the Performance Optimized Link State Routing Protocol on the Basis of Mobility Models

Hussain, Takasar

doi:10.26782/jmcms.2020.09.00025

JMCMS

2020

DOI: 10.26782/jmcms.2020.09.00025

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An Investigation of the Performance Optimized Link State Routing Protocol on the Basis of Mobility Models

Takasar Hussain¹

Abstract: Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) is a decentralized, self-configure autonomous network having no fixed infrastructure. It consists of a mobile node that can move freely. In MANETs, there is no centralized control and authority system. Routing protocols enable the discovery of routes among different nodes and facilitate communication within the networks and minimized overhead and network consumption. For this purpose, different routing protocols can be used. These protocols can be hybrid, proactive, and reactive… Show more

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DLSA: Delay and Link Stability Aware Routing Protocol for Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs)

Hussain

Faisal³

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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Flying Ad-hoc Network (FANET) is a new class of Mobile Ad-hoc Network in which the nodes move in three-dimensional (3-D) ways in the air simultaneously. These nodes are known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) that are operated live remotely or by the predefined mechanism which involves no human personnel. Due to the high mobility of nodes and dynamic topology, link stability is a research challenge in FANET. From this viewpoint, recent research has focused on link stability with the highest threshold value by maximizing Packet Delivery Ratio and minimizing End-to-End Delay. In this paper, a hybrid scheme named Delay and Link Stability Aware (DLSA) routing scheme has been proposed with the contrast of Distributed Priority Tree-based Routing and Link Stability Estimationbased Routing FANET's existing routing schemes. Unlike existing schemes, the proposed scheme possesses the features of collaborative data forwarding and link stability. The simulation results have shown the improved performance of the proposed DLSA routing protocol in contrast to the selected existing ones DPTR and LEPR in terms of E2ED, PDR, Network Lifetime, and Transmission Loss. The Average E2ED in milliseconds of DLSA was measured 0.457 while DPTR was 1.492 and LEPR was 1.006. Similarly, the Average PDR in %age of DLSA measured 3.106 while DPTR was 2.303 and LEPR was 0.682. The average Network Lifetime of DLSA measured 62.141 while DPTR was 23.026 and LEPR was 27.298. At finally, the Average Transmission Loss in dBm of DLSA measured 0.975 while DPTR was 1.053 and LEPR was 1.227.

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DLSA: Delay and Link Stability Aware Routing Protocol for Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs)

Hussain

Faisal³

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Evaluating Routing Algorithms Across Different Wireless Mesh Network Topologies Using Ns-3 Simulator

Turlykozhayeva

2024

Eurasian phys. tech. j.

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Wireless Mesh Networks are gaining traction as a solution for delivering reliable connectivity without centralized infrastructure. They operate through wireless node interconnections, forming self-configuring networks ideal for scenarios where wired networks are impractical. Routing is crucial in Wireless Mesh Networks to ensure efficient communication among nodes. However, the suitability of routing algorithms for Wireless Mesh Network’s topology requires further investigation. This paper proposes an investigation into the effectiveness of routing algorithms like AODV, DSDV, and OLSR across various Wireless Mesh Networks topologies using NS-3 simulation. It also aims to determine the optimal number of nodes and protocols to maximize throughput and minimize packet loss within a limited area. Through rigorous NS-3 simulations, the study demonstrates that AODV, DSDV, and OLSR exhibit differing effectiveness across random, mesh grid, and Fruchterman-Reingold topologies. These results emphasize the importance of considering topology-specific factors when selecting and optimizing routing protocols for Wireless Mesh Networks. In summary, Wireless Mesh Networks offer decentralized connectivity, but the effectiveness of routing algorithms in different topologies remains understudied. This investigation addresses this gap by evaluating routing algorithms across various topologies, shedding light on their suitability and performance in Wireless Mesh Networks.

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An Investigation of the Performance Optimized Link State Routing Protocol on the Basis of Mobility Models

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DLSA: Delay and Link Stability Aware Routing Protocol for Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs)

DLSA: Delay and Link Stability Aware Routing Protocol for Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs)

Evaluating Routing Algorithms Across Different Wireless Mesh Network Topologies Using Ns-3 Simulator

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