Novel Distributed Dynamic Backbone-based Flooding in Unstructured Networks

Saeedvand, Saeed; Aghdasi, Hadi S.; Khanli, Leyli Mohammad

doi:10.1007/s12083-019-00817-0

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“…Peers in a P2P network act as servers and clients, eliminating the bottleneck of a traditional client-server architecture [21]. They build self-organizing networks, which take advantage of the effective sharing of distributed resources [22]. Unlike the traditional client-server model, peers in P2P networks have the same roles and functions to exchange information and provide services [23].…”

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A Hybrid Approach to Building Peer Groups for Technology Evaluation to Generate Reference Information

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A Hybrid Approach to Building Peer Groups for Technology Evaluation to Generate Reference Information

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ExaFlooding RD: A Mathematical Model to Support Unstructured Resource Discovery in Distributed Exascale Computing Environments

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Distributed Algorithms for Multiple Path Backbone Discovery in Thick Linear Sensor Networks

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Continued advancements in microprocessors, electronics, and communication technology have led to the design and development of sensing devices with increased functionalities, smaller sizes, larger processing, storage, and communication capabilities, and decreased cost. A large number of these sensor nodes are used in many environmental, infrastructure, commercial, and military monitoring applications. Due to the linearity of a good number of the monitored structures such as oil, gas, and water pipelines, borders, rivers, and roads, the wireless sensor networks (WSNs) that are used to monitor them have a linear topology. This type of WSN is called a linear sensor network (LSN). In this paper, two distributed algorithms for topology discovery in thick LSNs are presented: the linear backbone discovery algorithm (LBD) and the linear backbone discovery algorithm with x backbone paths (LBDx). Both of them try to construct a linear backbone for efficient routing in LSNs. However, the LBD algorithm has the objective of minimizing the number of messages used during the backbone discovery process. On the other hand, the LBDx algorithm focuses on reducing the number of hops of the data messages transmitted from the nodes to the sink. LBD and LBDx exhibit good properties and efficient performance, which are confirmed by extensive simulations.

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Novel Distributed Dynamic Backbone-based Flooding in Unstructured Networks

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References 44 publications

A Hybrid Approach to Building Peer Groups for Technology Evaluation to Generate Reference Information

A Hybrid Approach to Building Peer Groups for Technology Evaluation to Generate Reference Information

ExaFlooding RD: A Mathematical Model to Support Unstructured Resource Discovery in Distributed Exascale Computing Environments

Distributed Algorithms for Multiple Path Backbone Discovery in Thick Linear Sensor Networks

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