Advances in Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering 2008
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-8741-7_35
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Grid Computing Implementation in Ad Hoc Networks

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“…ID job is the job identifier, ID sw is the type of software needed to execute the job, U w is the urgency weight initialized as 0, it can be varied with the congestion control process on entering the PDQ and DATA is data to be processed by the job. [1]The dynamic topology and mobility of mobile ad hoc grid not support the central register node to maintain the resource table. The free resources are discovered with On-demand resource discovery applied to AHGL at the moment jobs enter the mobile ad hoc grid, generates AHGL request packet and broadcast it to all available nodes, which is shown in fig., 3.…”
Section: Figure 2 Format Of a Small Grid Jobmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…ID job is the job identifier, ID sw is the type of software needed to execute the job, U w is the urgency weight initialized as 0, it can be varied with the congestion control process on entering the PDQ and DATA is data to be processed by the job. [1]The dynamic topology and mobility of mobile ad hoc grid not support the central register node to maintain the resource table. The free resources are discovered with On-demand resource discovery applied to AHGL at the moment jobs enter the mobile ad hoc grid, generates AHGL request packet and broadcast it to all available nodes, which is shown in fig., 3.…”
Section: Figure 2 Format Of a Small Grid Jobmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mobile ad hoc grid technology can be applied for disaster management, wild fire fighting, e-health care and emergency. [1] The general attributes of mobile ad hoc networks are bandwidth, power, Multi-hop delivery, Network partitioning and Infrastructure unpredictability. The challenges in mobile ad hoc grid are energy consumption, network topology which is neither stable nor predictable, bandwidth -limited and vulnerable to adverse signal quality, without a reliable central infrastructure, the organization of grid resources and execution of grid applications require decentralized operation, fault tolerance and more difficult to perform authentication and to provide general security mechanisms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ability to utilize existing resources to supply cloud services within a scope of unreliable hosts in comparison with one provided by 'Grid Computing' . Instead, the ' Ad-hoc Cloud Model' concept may be somehow comparable to the 'Volunteer Computing' , the paradigm itself of the ad-hoc cloud systems including various additional keys [3]. Mawgoud…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resource sharing potential of grid computing initiates the juncture of grid computing and mobile ad hoc environments. A Grnarov et al [1] developed grid computing implementations in adhoc networks. They investigated the adhoc network performances and tune the network grid parameters.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%