Performance evaluation of MANET and DTN routing protocols

Almeida, Vírgil Del Duca; Oliveira, A.; Macedo, Daniel F.; Nogueira, José Marcos S.

doi:10.1109/wd.2012.6402866

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“…Marine Networks are considered Unstructured Mobile Networks (UMNs) in which there is little or no pre-installed infrastructure (access points, antennas), and as such message forwarding is performed among the mobile nodes or within the wireless infrastructure. UMNs are suitable to a wide range of applications, from environmental monitoring to vehicular networks, mesh networks, among others [6]. Routing in UMNs can be classified into two categories: MANET [7] and DTN [8] routing.…”

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Securing Marine Data Networks in an IoT Environment

Al-Khalidi

Al-Zaidi

Woods

et al. 2019

2019 7th International Conference on Future Internet of Things and Cloud (FiCloud)

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With the huge proliferation of sensory applications, the Internet of Things (IoT) is promising connectivity capacity far beyond the conventional computing platforms, with an ultimate goal of connecting all everyday objects. Sensory applications in the marine environment are foreseen to be an integral part of this connected world, forming the Internet of Marine Things (IoMaT). While some efforts that aim to establish network connectivity in such a sparse environment exist, securing these networks is still an unreached goal. This paper introduces a secure Mobile Ad-hoc/Delay Tolerant routing protocol (S-MADNET) for the marine environment over VHF equipment available on the majority of ships. The proposed secure network is designed to use the existing Automatic Identification System (AIS) that ships use for positioning and navigation aid. An IoMaT routing module that forwards marine sensory data using the proposed secure protocol is also presented, taking the AIS system level considerations into account. Furthermore, a new AIS message format with IoMaT support is proposed that accommodates the requirements of the secure routing protocol. Evaluation results show that the proposed S-MADNET routing protocol outperforms its counterparts in terms of packet delivery rates and packet duplication rates, while maintaining data security.

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confidence: 99%

Securing Marine Data Networks in an IoT Environment

Al-Khalidi

Al-Zaidi

Woods

et al. 2019

2019 7th International Conference on Future Internet of Things and Cloud (FiCloud)

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“…Del Duca Almeida et al [18] compared MANET and DTN routing protocols in three scenarios using the ns-2 simulator. They observe that the examined DTN protocols (Spray and Wait, Epidemic and PRoPHET) have almost the same end-toend latency, using other mobility patterns with a relatively low amount of nodes.…”

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A comparative simulation of opportunistic routing protocols using realistic mobility data obtained from mass events

Barzan

Bonné

Quax

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE 14th International Symposium on "A World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks" (WoWMoM)

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Abstract-Large crowds at music festivals or other mass events create challenging environments for traditional infrastructure based wireless networks. Mobile devices carried by the attendees produce large amounts of network traffic that can result in network outage or serious delays. Opportunistic networks may offer solutions to enable communication between attendees and/or organizers through direct communication between devices, without requiring a fixed infrastructure. In previous work, researchers have developed numerous opportunistic routing protocols designed to enable communication in such ad hoc networks. In this paper, several of these protocols are evaluated for the specific use case of a music festival by running simulations that make use of realistic mobility data collected during an international music festival. This analysis allows for identification of candidate routing protocols that exhibit properties that make them suitable for the envisaged scenario. The goal is to narrow down the set of candidate protocols and to eventually fine tune them to optimize their working. Based on the simulations, we propose two candidate routing protocols that are most suited for use at mass events.

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“…Therefore, DTN routing methods are very important because they give influence to communication performance [11]. However, since DTN assumes poor communication environment, it is difficult to judge communication environments, other node situations or whether message was arrived or not.…”

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A Hybrid Type DTN Routing Method Using Delivery Predictability and Maximum Number of Replication

Miyakawa

Kôyama

2015

2015 IEEE 29th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops

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In recent years, by spread of wireless communication terminal, a demand for wireless networks which can use anywhere and anytime is increasing. In some of wireless networks, communication environments have became with long time communication delay and occurrence of link disconnection. It was not supposed in current communication networks. In such a worst communication environment, Delay / Disruption / Disconnection Tolerant Networks (DTN) are paid attention as a communication technology with high reliability. In DTN, each node replicates messages to an encountered node and the receiving node repeats this procedure until the messages reach destination nodes. However, in DTN which assumes poor communication environment, it is difficult to determine nodes for replication. Since nodes in DTN control the replication by a routing method, communication performance changes by affinity of communication environments and routing methods. From these reasons, the routing method is important research target in DTN. In this paper, we propose a routing method which combines Spray and Wait, and PRoPHET. The Spray and Wait restricts a number of replications and the PRoPHET determines a replicated node by comparing delivery predictability for destination node. We aim improvement of message arrival rate by combining these two methods. From evaluations of experiments of real machine and simulation, we show that the proposed method has high message arrival rate than Spray and Wait, and PRoPHET.

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Performance evaluation of MANET and DTN routing protocols

Cited by 13 publications

References 20 publications

Securing Marine Data Networks in an IoT Environment

Securing Marine Data Networks in an IoT Environment

A comparative simulation of opportunistic routing protocols using realistic mobility data obtained from mass events

A Hybrid Type DTN Routing Method Using Delivery Predictability and Maximum Number of Replication

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