Fault tolerant BeeHive routing in mobile ad-hoc multi-radio network

Kiran, K; Shenoy, P. Deepa; Venugopal, K. R.; Patnaik, L. M.

doi:10.1109/tenconspring.2014.6863008

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“…Kiran K et al (2014) [15] discusses fault tolerance in a multi-radio network. The fault tolerance can be executed when the routing algorithm uses Beehive.…”

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Achieving Energy Efficiency and Increasing the Network Life Time in MANET through Fault Tolerant Multi-Path Routing

Boddu¹,

Vatambeti²,

Bobba³

2017

IJIES

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A Mobile Ad-hoc network is an autonomous system of mobile hosts connected by wireless links. A MANET has no infrastructure and no centralized administration. The network topology may dynamically change in an unpredictable manner since nodes are free to move. The operation of the nodes in wireless ad-hoc networks depend on the battery power and have limited energy resources. The loss of some intermediate nodes may cause considerable topological changes, weaken the network operation, and have an effect on the lifetime of the network. This makes energy efficiency a key concern in ensuring system resilience. Energy efficient routing problems are important in MANET dynamic environment. Energy should be optimally utilized so that the nodes will perform their action adequately. Fault tolerance is a significant property of ad-hoc network, which assures the reliability of the resources. In this paper, a novel fault tolerant multi path routing protocol is proposed to reduce the packet loss due to route breakage, which uses a new route discovery and maintenance mechanism. It uses alternative route to retransmit the data whenever an intermediate node does not able to forward it, due to link failure or node failure. The proposed protocol is simulated in NS2-and performance is evaluated using packet delivery ratio, end-to-end delay, packet drop, and throughput and energy consumption by varying the pause time, number of flows and traffic rate. Simulation results show that the proposed protocol outperform the existing works in terms of the above metrics.

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“…Kiran K et al (2014) [15] discusses fault tolerance in a multi-radio network. The fault tolerance can be executed when the routing algorithm uses Beehive.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Achieving Energy Efficiency and Increasing the Network Life Time in MANET through Fault Tolerant Multi-Path Routing

Boddu¹,

Vatambeti²,

Bobba³

2017

IJIES

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“…Kiran K et al (2014) [36] discussed fault tolerance in a multi-radio network. Fault tolerance can be realized while using the Beehive routing algorithm.…”

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“…Kiran K et al (2014) [36] summarize that focus on selforganizing networks that handle with automatic assignment of split coefficients for splitting data traffic.…”

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Recent Trends Toward Fault Tolerance Techniques in MANET

Kaur¹,

Kaur²

2015

IJCA

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Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) have emerged like a key technology with regard to next-generation wireless networking. MANETs usually are going through rapid progress and also inspiring quite a few purposes. Even so, a lot of complex issues are still dealing with the particular deployment on this technological innovation. On the other hand, adversarial conditions are standard in MANET environments, and there are misbehaving nodes that decay the overall performance.MANETs should be fault tolerant to recover even after a failure occurs. This paper has focused on the significance of the fault tolerant routing protocols and what are the various challenges for fault tolerant MANETs.In this paper, a review on issues in fault tolerance is presented. This review paper has presented various fault tolerance techniques to improve failures in network.

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“…[15] gives a survey of the bee-hive algorithm. In [16], the bee-hive algorithm is used to perform fault-tolerant routing.…”

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IOBR: Interoperable bee-hive routing in a heterogeneous multi-radio network

Vaishnavi

Kiran

Shenoy

et al. 2015

TENCON 2015 - 2015 IEEE Region 10 Conference

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Abstract-WiMAX and WiFi are the two proliferating wireless technologies with different physical and Media Access Control (MAC) layers. Today, WiFi radio is present in almost all the devices, and most of the devices are equipped with WiMAX radio. Both these technologies can be utilized, if the devices are equipped with both of them, to improve the performance. To cope up with the scenario, a method for routing in a heterogeneous infrastructure based mesh network is proposed. The heterogeneous network consists of a coordinator node and a subscriber node. In this paper, we assume that the coordinator nodes are equipped with both WiMAX and WiFi radios, whereas, the subscriber nodes need not have WiMAX radio. The protocol used for routing data is based on the bee-hive algorithm, in which the entire network is divided into foraging zones/regions. We propose a technique in which the intra-foraging zone communication happens through WiFi and the nodes across the foraging zone communicate via the coordinator using WiMAX. It is observed through simulations that our technique improves the overall network performance by making use of both the radios efficiently.

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Fault tolerant BeeHive routing in mobile ad-hoc multi-radio network

Cited by 6 publications

References 15 publications

Achieving Energy Efficiency and Increasing the Network Life Time in MANET through Fault Tolerant Multi-Path Routing

Achieving Energy Efficiency and Increasing the Network Life Time in MANET through Fault Tolerant Multi-Path Routing

Recent Trends Toward Fault Tolerance Techniques in MANET

IOBR: Interoperable bee-hive routing in a heterogeneous multi-radio network

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