Discovering AODV‐based multipath routes in wireless ad hoc networks

Li, Gang; Sun, Hongmei

doi:10.1002/sec.322

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“…This differs from infrastructure‐based networks in which there is need to prepare an area with radio or cellular antenna before networking being initialed. The attractive characteristics of this network type such as maintaining its cohesive configuration while having completely mobile nodes provide the MANET valuable advantage versus other types of networks that are limited by infrastructure . These characteristics are the attributes that provide value to the users of this network.…”

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FPN‐SAODV: using fuzzy petri nets for securing AODV routing protocol in mobile Ad hoc network

Pouyan

Tabari

2015

Int J Communication

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SUMMARYIn this paper, we use fuzzy Petri nets (FPNs) to propose a secure routing protocol in mobile ad hoc network. The proposed method is based on secure ad hoc on-demand distance vector (SAODV), which is named FPN-SAODV. In FPN-SAODV routing protocol, for each packet delivery or firing each transition, a type of bidirectional node-to-node fuzzy security verification is conducted that can be carried out with five security threshold levels. This inference uses four fuzzy variables that have been selected to well represent the malicious behaviors of some public attacks in mobile ad hoc network. Furthermore, a through route security verification has been used for selecting the most secure route among each candidate path through source node to destination. Both of these verifications utilize FPN inherent features for their operation. For evaluation purpose, we used the metrics such as packet delivery ratio, end-to-end delay, average security level of the nodes, and percentage of true/false detector nodes. These metrics have been used for investigating the inner operation of FPN-SAODV as determining the proper level of security threshold level in node-tonode security verification module. Also, these are used for comparison of FPN-SAODV performance versus the original AODV.

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FPN‐SAODV: using fuzzy petri nets for securing AODV routing protocol in mobile Ad hoc network

Pouyan

Tabari

2015

Int J Communication

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A Novel Hybrid Self-Organizing Clustering Routing Algorithm

Zhu

Jia

2012

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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This paper discusses the distributed routing algorithm of wireless self-organized network and puts forward a new type of hybrid self-organizing clustering routing protocol by combining energy sense and maximum connectedness. This routing protocol adopts a mechanism which is mainly based on cluster routing with the theory of “on demand-based plane routing discovery mechanism” becoming secondary. The routing discovery and routing maintenance algorithm are also described in this paper. As the emulation experiment result shows, there is no significant difference between the routing protocol and the demand-based routing protocol; however, when there are quite a number of nodes in the network, the performance can be greatly enhanced compared with the demand-based routing protocol. The routing protocol discussed in this paper has better extendability, lower routing overhead, and better data transmission rate; thus it can extend network lifetime and enhance the network performance.

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Application Research of Mobile Database Model Based on Ad Hoc Network

Qi¹,

Zhang²

2016

IJDTA

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PrefaceWith the development of network technology, information technology and database technology, mobile application has gradually changed people's life and work. However, as a main support of mobile application --mobile database is able to meets the needs of getting the information that one needs anytime and anywhere. That is to say a new era has opened up and it would have gradual impact on us in every aspect. Traditional mobile database model mainly includes server, mobile support node and mobile host. The traditional mobile database has the following problems: the location of the mobile node is not fixed, the network communication is not symmetrical, and disconnections of the network occur frequently, the storage capacity and the processing ability are limited. However, the network based on traditional mobile database model has a large number of basic communication facilities such as base stations, mobile switching centers, etc., and most of them have been built around the city. Therefore, it is not necessary to consider too much about the effects of environment. As a multi-hop, centerless, self-organizing wireless network, Ad hoc network is adopted mostly because the environment or other factors are not conducive to laying infrastructure or the infrastructure has been damaged. In reality, one of the typical applications of Ad hoc network is for the investigation teams to perform field missions, to help disaster relief, and mine surveying, etc. In Ad hoc network, in view of the reasons such as limited capacity of energy and storage of the mobile host, limited bandwidth, and frequent disconnections with the master server, etc., it will bring about a lot of problems to apply the traditional database model to Ad hoc networks, it is necessary to improve the traditional mobile database model to accommodate Ad hoc network.Many experts have done in-depth study on mobile database, including Mallikharjuna Rao, N. Naidu, etc. who have applied fuzzy database to mobile database model, thus it solved the problem of uncertain data storage, improved the performance of mobile database model; Le Gruenwald, Shankar M. Banik, who also provides the methods of

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Discovering AODV‐based multipath routes in wireless ad hoc networks

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

FPN‐SAODV: using fuzzy petri nets for securing AODV routing protocol in mobile Ad hoc network

FPN‐SAODV: using fuzzy petri nets for securing AODV routing protocol in mobile Ad hoc network

A Novel Hybrid Self-Organizing Clustering Routing Algorithm

Application Research of Mobile Database Model Based on Ad Hoc Network

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