MANET simulation studies

Kurkowski, Stuart H.; Camp, Tracy; Colagrosso, Michael

doi:10.1145/1096166.1096174

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“…It is even scientifically of little relevance since reproducing a scenario / an experiment is not possible due to the ever changing experimental conditions. Therefore, a lot of models and simulators have been developed in the field of ubiquitous computing over time [10,9]. They aim at simulating the network layers in more or less details and indeed most of them are not designed for doing more, like advanced node dynamics for example, or users goals.…”

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Multi-modeling and Co-simulation-Based Mobile Ubiquitous Protocols and Services Development and Assessment

Leclerc

Siebert

Chevrier

et al. 2012

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Abstract. Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing is about interconnected computing resources embedded in our daily lives and providing contextual services to users. The real influence between user behavior and ubiquitous communication protocols performance and operation needs to be taken into account at the protocol design stage. Therefore, we provide a generic multi-modeling approach that allows us to couple a user behavior model with a network model. To allow both assessment and benchmarking of ubiquitous solutions, we define formal reference scenarios based on the selection of a set of environmental conditions (contexts). We illustrate the use of the framework through its application to the study of mutual influences of mobility models and ad hoc network protocols.

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Multi-modeling and Co-simulation-Based Mobile Ubiquitous Protocols and Services Development and Assessment

Leclerc

Siebert

Chevrier

et al. 2012

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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“…The OSPF overhead level was comparable across the environments after the initialization process. This initialization difference is an example of the significance of operational validation [4][5] with real assets. Without this validation the implementation difference in router synchronization between simulation and emulation would not have been apparent.…”

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Tactical Network Integration Test Framework

Prior¹,

Fossa²,

Ward³

et al. 2011

2011 - MILCOM 2011 Military Communications Conference

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Abstract-Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (MANETs) will play a significant role in future tactical military networks. These tactical networks are required to support military operations and communications on-the-move in an environment characterized by frequent changes in network topology, time varying bandwidth, interference and intermittent link blockage. The selfforming and self-healing nature of MANETs is therefore advantageous in a tactical military network. The DoD's evolving tactical network architecture is expected to extend Global Information Grid (GIG) services to the forward edge. To accomplish this, it will be necessary to interconnect heterogeneous tactical networks. The potential challenges associated with connecting heterogeneous mobile, tactical networks motivated the development of the Tactical Network Integration Test Framework at MIT Lincoln Laboratory (LL). MIT LL has developed a simulation and emulation environment suitable to study network and routing architecture configuration at the "seams" between heterogeneous tactical networks. The Tactical Network Integration Test Framework is comprised of three separate test environments that we term simulation, high fidelity emulation, and scalable emulation. In this paper we will describe each of the three test environments. We will also show that the combination of these three test environments allows us to look at both interoperability on a small number of high fidelity emulation nodes, and performance at scale in both the simulation and scalable emulation environments. The validation of these three test environments, which was performed by comparing the results from similar tests that were executed on all three, will also be presented.

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“…Mobility simulation is useful for wireless networks of many types, including WLAN, adhoc and sensor networks. A detailed survey paper on the area of mobile area network simulation is [11].…”

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LocPriS: A Security and Privacy Preserving Location Based Services Development Framework

Ayres

Mehmood

2010

Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems

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Abstract. With the ever increasing pervasiveness of devices with functionality to provide location based services comes the increased importance and reliance upon those services to provide user privacy and security. Many techniques to facilitate privacy and security in mobile and fixed networks have been developed, but surveys of user's show that this area still has a lot of work left to do to satisfy privacy fears and help developers of such services to choose the best techniques to use. In this paper we propose a security and privacy preserving location based services development framework. The framework will allow for future development, visualisation, comparison and analysis of location based services that preserve security and privacy in order to improve user confidence in such technologies.

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MANET simulation studies

Cited by 451 publications

References 22 publications

Multi-modeling and Co-simulation-Based Mobile Ubiquitous Protocols and Services Development and Assessment

Multi-modeling and Co-simulation-Based Mobile Ubiquitous Protocols and Services Development and Assessment

Tactical Network Integration Test Framework

LocPriS: A Security and Privacy Preserving Location Based Services Development Framework

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