Cooperative Networking in User-Centric Wireless Networks

Mendes, Paulo; Moreira, Waldir; Jamal, Tauseef; Hacı, Hüseyin; Zhu, Huiling

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05218-2_7

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“…In this way, the data rate is improved and medium is released sooner. [5] Simulation results as well as real implementations show that the cooperative communication system boosts the performance of the networks up to 5 times comparing with the exiting technology of IEEE 802.11 [8]. Figure 2 shows 802.11 standard process to develop a connection between two wireless devices in a network.…”

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“…• Relay Selection [3] • Data Forwarding [4] There are various relay selection mechanisms such as proactive relay selection, reactive relay selection, opportunistic relay selection etc. [5] In proactive relay selections, the relays are selected prior to transmission, while in reactive relaying the relays are selected when needed. Reactive relaying is beneficial when there is failed transmission.…”

Section: Cooperative Communication Has Two Phasesmentioning

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Security Issues In A Relay Based Network

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2018

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This document is about techniques in which the performance and reliability of a wireless network can be improved. We will discuss the cooperative communication system, how it operates and its security issues. Also, the future of the diversity in wireless networks will be analysed. In cooperative networks, the data is transmitted from sender to receiver via intermediate nodes called relays. The main objective is to consider the pros and cons of relaying techniques in order to improve wireless local area networks (WLANs)[1].

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Security Issues In A Relay Based Network

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2018

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“…The DTN concept was initially developed for interplanetary networking [5]. However, over the last years, a number of real-world environments where DTN techniques are required have been emerging in the literature.…”

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Cooperation for Vehicular Delay Tolerant Network

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2018

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“…There are different ways of encouraging cooperation, i.e., by means of virtual currency or based on reputation [5]. By employing virtual currency mechanisms, the user is rewarded for sharing its sensing, storage, and communication resources.…”

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“…A suitable cooperation framework may consider: i) a reciprocity-based incentive mechanism that takes into account users' reputation (i.e., levels of trust) to allow cooperation in scenarios where nodes know each other; and ii) a reward-based incentive mechanism that encourages nodes to cooperate by allowing the exchange of virtual currency, which overcomes the lack of trust [5], [12].…”

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Pervasive data sharing as an enabler for mobile citizen sensing systems

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Mendes

2015

IEEE Commun. Mag.

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Today, users can use their personal devices for a wide range of applications and services, such as controlling other devices, monitoring human physiological signals, or accessing information while on the move. Due to the communication and sensing capability of personal devices as well as embedded devices, their pervasive deployment and use may lead to an improvement of social and personal welfare by exploiting novel mobile citizen sensing applications. However, the pervasiveness of such large-scale sensing systems is only possible if devices are able to share sensing data independently of the available communication infrastructure, their location, and applications making use of the collected data. Hence, this paper describes a set of paradigms that should be considered to allow pervasive data sharing for the support mobile citizen sensing systems.

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Cooperative Networking in User-Centric Wireless Networks

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Security Issues In A Relay Based Network

Security Issues In A Relay Based Network

Cooperation for Vehicular Delay Tolerant Network

Pervasive data sharing as an enabler for mobile citizen sensing systems

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