Self-organization in spontaneous networks: the approach of DHT-based routing protocols

Viana, Aline Carneiro; Amorim, Marcelo Dias de; Fdida, Serge; Rezende, José Ferreira de

doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2004.08.006

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“…Viana et al (2004)) in the network community literature for technologies of ad hoc, and more recently, sensor networks to serve the deployment of distributed, autonomous, spontaneous, and selforganizing systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Modular Intelligent Being: Review and a Proposal

Veres

2005

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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The paper provides a review and addresses the problem of creating a modular hardware system that can be effortlessly reconfigured by developers of autonomous intelligent control systems for mission type task execution in realtime physical environments. The idea is to allow for a common hardware platform which enables algorithmic results to be compared, accumulated and properly assessed by the research community. Such a single platform can then be used by researchers of autonomous systems in their research to speed up progress.

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Section: A Brief Review Of Some Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Modular Intelligent Being: Review and a Proposal

Veres

2005

IFAC Proceedings Volumes

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“…Nodes such as fridges, mobile telephones, cars, etc., need an identification that identifies it on their interactive communication and also when they connect to Internet. Moreover, when the devices join a network, they must have to be aware of all the different tasks needed to communicate with each other and the configuration of both logical and physical parameters (all of them should be automatic) [14], establishing the first value of trust. Users bring their resources to the system.…”

Section: Network Auto-configuration Proposalmentioning

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Internet of things: where to be is to trust

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J Wireless Com Network

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Networks' creation is getting more and more required, anytime, anywhere. Devices that can participate on these networks can be quite different among them. Sensors, mobiles, home appliances, or other type of devices will have to collaborate to increase and improve the services provided to clients. In the same way, network configuration, security mechanisms establishment, and optimal performance control must be done by them. Some of these devices could have limited resources to work, sometimes even resources restriction not existing, they must work to optimize network traffic. In this article, we center our researching on spontaneous networks. We propose a secure spontaneous ad-hoc network, based on direct peer-to-peer interaction and communities' creation to grant a quick, easy, and secure access to users to surf the Web. Each device will have an identity in the network. Each community will also have an identity and will act as a unity on a world based on Internet connection. Security will be established in the moment they access to the network through the use of the trust chain generated by nodes. Trust is modified by each node on the basis of nodes behavior.

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“…The routing scheme used is generally a greedy routing: "Forward to the neighbor in the virtual space whose virtual address is the closest to the virtual address of the destination". This is for instance the case of Tribe [38,39] or L+ [8] on which is based SAFARI [31]. The main challenge here is to disseminate the partitions of the virtual space in such a manner that the paths in the virtual space are not much longer than the physical routes.…”

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Distributed Node Location in Clustered Multi-hop Wireless Networks

Mitton

Fleury

2005

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract:Ad hoc routing protocols proposed in the MANET working group are all flat routing protocols and are thus not suitable for large scale or very dense networks because of bandwidth and processing overheads they generate. A common solution to this scalability problem is to gather terminals into clusters and then to apply a hierarchical routing, which means, in most of the literature, using a proactive routing protocol inside the clusters and a reactive one between the clusters. We previously introduced a cluster organization to allow a hierarchical routing and scalability, which have shown very good properties. Nevertheless, it provides a constant number of clusters when the intensity of nodes increases. Therefore we apply a reactive routing protocol inside the clusters and a proactive routing protocol between the clusters. In this way, each cluster has O(1) routes to maintain toward other ones. When applying such a routing policy, a node u also needs to locate its correspondent v in order to pro-actively route toward the cluster owning v. In this paper, we propose a localization scheme, based on Distributed Hashed Tables and Interval Routing

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Self-organization in spontaneous networks: the approach of DHT-based routing protocols

Cited by 28 publications

References 43 publications

The Modular Intelligent Being: Review and a Proposal

The Modular Intelligent Being: Review and a Proposal

Internet of things: where to be is to trust

Distributed Node Location in Clustered Multi-hop Wireless Networks

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