SMiRA: A bio-inspired fault tolerant routing algorithm for MANETs

Adeluyi, Olufemi; Lee, Jeong-A

doi:10.1109/ictc.2012.6386783

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“…Adeluyi and Lee (2012) [34] has shown that computation complexity and energy overhead are major limitation in manet. Kiran K et al (2014) [36] summarize that focus on selforganizing networks that handle with automatic assignment of split coefficients for splitting data traffic.…”

Section: Computation Complexity and Energy Overheadmentioning

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Recent Trends Toward Fault Tolerance Techniques in MANET

Kaur¹,

Kaur²

2015

IJCA

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Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) have emerged like a key technology with regard to next-generation wireless networking. MANETs usually are going through rapid progress and also inspiring quite a few purposes. Even so, a lot of complex issues are still dealing with the particular deployment on this technological innovation. On the other hand, adversarial conditions are standard in MANET environments, and there are misbehaving nodes that decay the overall performance.MANETs should be fault tolerant to recover even after a failure occurs. This paper has focused on the significance of the fault tolerant routing protocols and what are the various challenges for fault tolerant MANETs.In this paper, a review on issues in fault tolerance is presented. This review paper has presented various fault tolerance techniques to improve failures in network.

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Section: Computation Complexity and Energy Overheadmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Olufemi Adeluyi et al (2012) [34] proposed a new routing algorithm for MANETs inspired by nature-Spiral Millipedeinspired Routing Algorithm (SMiRA). It is designed as resource light techniques that minimize routing overhead as well as enhances the degree of tolerance to routing faults, among other things.…”

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confidence: 99%

Recent Trends Toward Fault Tolerance Techniques in MANET

Kaur¹,

Kaur²

2015

IJCA

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Heterogeneous polydentate mobile chelating node to detect breach in surveillance sensor network

Misra

Goswami

Taneja

et al. 2021

Security and Privacy

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Nature inspired algorithms are common in routing and security in mobile wireless sensor networks (WSN). While most of the existing algorithms are bio-inspired, chemistry inspired security algorithms are rare. Chelation is a chemical process where a molecule forms two or more bonds with an atom or a molecule to hold it strongly. Analogous to this chemical process, a chelating node in a mobile WSN is defined as a mobile node that forms more than one logical association with another node. The paper uses mobile polydentate chelating node, which uses multiple heterogeneous logical linkages with a rogue node, to ascertain non-friendly behavior of a node to ensure detection and removal. The multiple linkage processes are based on challenge-response using public key infrastructure, integrity of routing algorithm, routing table fidelity and data path tracking. This n-dentation ensures detection of captured nodes as well as nodes planted by adversaries. The paper demonstrates the applicability of this process for a mobile WSN-based border surveillance where the number of attacks is high and varied in its pattern. The proposed approach reduces false negative as well as false positive detection by its n-modular redundancy. Simulation results are presented to illustrate the effectiveness of this scheme.

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