REAQ-AODV: Route stability and energy aware QoS routing in mobile Ad Hoc networks

Srinivasan, P.; Kamalakkannan, P.

doi:10.1109/icoac.2012.6416845

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“…The protocol can be developed to adopt energy harvesting techniques wherein nodes can recharge their energy levels from existing environmental conditions [l]. Inclusion of other factors such as node stability [2,5] and identification of peak congestion times of a route can lead to more effective selection of routes and can contribute to minimizing information loss and extending the lifetime of the sensor network.…”

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Predictive node expiration based energy-aware source routing (PNEB ESR) protocol for wireless sensor networks

Rao¹,

M²

2014

Proceedings of the 7th ACM India Computing Conference

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Wireless sensor networks essentially consist of an amalgam of autonomous sensor nodes deployed in an ad-hoc manner to collect information about the surroundings. These sensor nodes usually dispense the collected information to data sink nodes through information routing techniques. Predictive Node Expiration Based Energy -aware Source Routing (PNEB ESR) protocol is an energy aware routing protocol which attempts to optimize the overall energy efficiency of the sensor network and ensures the sensed information reaches a data sink through a reliable path. In this protocol, the Energy Depletion Rate of a node is calculated at predetermined energy levels and is used to predict when a node will outlive its usefulness. This is used in the prediction of route expirations which will provide timely insights to the nodes on when to seek for alternative routes to data sinks. Simulations show that the PNEB ESR protocol is successful in making reliable route selections and theoretically minimizes the number of control packets flowing in the network. This leads to considerable reduction in processing and communication costs and hence minimizes overall energy consumption.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Predictive node expiration based energy-aware source routing (PNEB ESR) protocol for wireless sensor networks

Rao¹,

M²

2014

Proceedings of the 7th ACM India Computing Conference

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“…This scheme provides traffic differentiation. A routing scheme was proposed (Srinivasan & Kamalakkannan, 2013) based on route stability and residual energy metrics during route discovery and maintenance. It computes the link stability based on measurement of received signal strength of successive packets and route stability is to satisfy required energy metric to act as intermediate nodes.…”

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Energy based reliable multicast routing protocol for packet forwarding in MANET

Gopinath¹,

Nagarajan²

2015

Journal of Applied Research and Technology

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Mobile Ad hoc Network consists of mobile nodes without any assisting infrastructure. Mobility of nodes causes network partition. This leads to heavy overhead and less packet forwarding ratio. In this research work, Residual Energy based Reliable Multicast Routing Protocol (RERMR) is proposed to attain more network lifetime and increased packet delivery and forwarding rate. A multicast backbone is constructed to achieve more stability based on node familiarity and trustable loop. Reliable path criterion is estimated to choose best reliable path among all available paths. Data packets will be forwarded once the reliable path is chosen. We have also demonstrated that residual energy of paths aids to provide maximum network lifetime. Based on the simulation results, the proposed work achieves better performance than previous protocols in terms of packet reliability rate, network stability rate, end to end delay, end to end transmission and communication overhead. All Rights Reserved

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“…Kumar [11] described routing is an act of moving information from a source to a destination in an internetwork. At least one intermediate node in the internetwork is encountered during the transfer of information.…”

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Energy Efficiency in AODV using Flower Pollination Algorithm

Kaur¹,

Gandhi²

2017

IJERT

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The science of computer networking and the advancements in the mobile devices enabled the capability of communicating with each other even in the absence of preexisting communication infrastructure. These networks require specialized routing protocols due to their ad hoc nature. Currently, the wireless sensor network is facing four major issues namely power management, localization, routing and deployment techniques. Out of these in power management, energy conservation and coverage efficiency are the main issues. Energy is the main constraint of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) due to irreplaceable and limited power sources of the sensor nodes. We will study the AODV routing protocol and use some algorithms to improve the AODV routing and to make the AODV routing protocol more efficient and reliable. AODV is the ad-hoc on demand routing protocol in which the routes are created and terminated as per requirement of the data transfer in the network. Hence the shortest path is required for data transfer. If the same path is followed again and again, nodes will be out of battery and whole network will be affected. So we need to decrease the power consumption by the nodes by decreasing the load on the nodes and hence thereby increasing the lifetime of the nodes. In wireless monitoring systems, these quality of service factors are very crucial and are required to make the system reliable. In this paper we have proposed an efficient optimized routing technique using flower pollination algorithm.

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REAQ-AODV: Route stability and energy aware QoS routing in mobile Ad Hoc networks

Cited by 17 publications

References 6 publications

Predictive node expiration based energy-aware source routing (PNEB ESR) protocol for wireless sensor networks

Predictive node expiration based energy-aware source routing (PNEB ESR) protocol for wireless sensor networks

Energy based reliable multicast routing protocol for packet forwarding in MANET

Energy Efficiency in AODV using Flower Pollination Algorithm

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