AODV-based technique for quick and secure local recovery from link failures in MANETs

Sarkar, Sajal; Datta, Raja

doi:10.1504/ijcnds.2013.054858

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“…Hence, the link is stable and reliable. If any case link failure occurs in the established path, the algorithm proposed in [28, 29] can be used to repair the failure links.…”

Section: Mobility Factor Aware Stable Routing Schemementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In our proposed scheme, the trust is established in terms of mobility_factor among the mobile nodes and accordingly the RPs utilise the trust relationship of mobile nodes for reliable and MA data routing in MANETs. TM evaluates mobility_factor in three different phases as mentioned in [27][28][29]. The three phases are: initial phase, where trust value is initialised; update phase, wherein the trust value is updated; re-establish phase, where the trust value is re-established using (1).…”

Section: Trust Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

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Mobility‐aware route selection technique for mobilead hocnetworks

Sarkar

Datta²

2017

IET Wireless Sensor Systems

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In this study, the authors present a stable and reliable route selection technique based on the nodes' mobility in mobile ad hoc networks. Here, a path is chosen for data routing that depends on some points that are computed based on a node's speed, direction and pause time. A trust module generates a threshold value to compare these points, which are known as the mobility_factor of a mobile node. Mobility_factor is used for selecting nodes to establish a path between source and destination nodes. They have carried out simulations of dynamic source routing (DSR) and ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV) routing protocols using random Waypoint and Levy Walk mobility models with and without their proposed technique. Through simulation results we have shown that when used with our proposed mobility aware route selection technique, both of the protocols perform much better than the basic AODV and DSR. Also, the proposed protocols outperform the existing routing protocols, mobility aware routing protocol as well as mobility and load routing.

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“…Hence, the link is stable and reliable. If any case link failure occurs in the established path, the algorithm proposed in [28, 29] can be used to repair the failure links.…”

Section: Mobility Factor Aware Stable Routing Schemementioning

confidence: 99%