Topology control in mobile Ad Hoc networks with cooperative communications

Guan, Quansheng; Yu, F. Richard; Jiang, Shengming; Leung, Victor C. M.; Mehrvar, Hamid

doi:10.1109/mwc.2012.6189416

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“…The simulation result shows that the proposed algorithm can get optimal mobile agent route between any two nodes in the wireless sensor network according to the current network environment. Research [12] has proposed that physical layer cooperative communication can significantly improve network capacity. Another researches [13] studied the cooperative communication between Long Term Evolution (LTE) cells, especially multimedia communication.…”

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confidence: 99%

Research on Cooperative Communication Strategy and Intelligent Agent Directional Source Grouping Algorithms for Internet of Things

Zou

Yanzhi

2019

Future Internet

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In order to improve the network layer of the Internet of things to improve transmission reliability, save time delay and energy consumption, the Internet of things cooperative communication and intelligent agent technology were studied in this paper. In cooperative communication, a new cooperative communication algorithm KCN (k-cooperative node), and a reliability prediction model are proposed. The k value is determined by the end-to-end reliability. After k cooperative nodes are selected, other nodes enter dormancy. In aggregate traffic allocation, game theory is used to model the traffic equilibrium and end-to-end delay optimization scenarios. In practice, the optimal duty cycle can be calculated, which makes some cooperative nodes enter an idle state to save energy. Under the premise of guaranteeing end-to-end delay, it is shown that the reliability of the proposed KCN algorithm is better than that of the other existing routing protocols. In the aspect of intelligent agent, a directional source grouping algorithm D-MIP is proposed. This algorithm studies the routing problem of multi-agent parallel access to multiple source nodes. A directed source packet multi-agent routing planning algorithm is proposed. The iterative algorithm of each source node is limited to a sector, and the optimal intelligent agent route is obtained by selecting an appropriate angle. Compared with other algorithms, it is shown through a lot of simulated results that energy consumption and time delay has been saved by the proposed D-MIP algorithm.

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Research on Cooperative Communication Strategy and Intelligent Agent Directional Source Grouping Algorithms for Internet of Things

Zou

Yanzhi

2019

Future Internet

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“…For preserving 1-connectivity, current works mainly focused on prolonging network lifetime and increasing network capacity, without considering topology fault-tolerance [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]25]. To achieve fault-tolerance, algorithms that construct k-connected topologies have been proposed [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]. In [12], the relationship between k-connectivity and node degree was described.…”

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“…Bagci et al [16] presented a distributed fault-tolerant algorithm. Zhao et al [17,18,24] studied the schemes based on cooperative communication to achieve topology control, and Guo et al [19] present a more efficient fault-tolerant topology control with kconnectivity. By exploiting the advantage of cooperative communications, it can achieve path energy-efficiency and lower power consumption.…”

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FICTC: fault-tolerance-and-interference-aware topology control for wireless multi-hop networks

Bao

Deng

2016

J Wireless Com Network

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K-connectivity-based topology control can improve fault-tolerant performance of multi-hop wireless networks. Existing algorithms mainly focused on preserving the same k-connectivity between any two nodes. However, in practical network deployments, the algorithms enforcing k-connectivity degrade network performance, when the topology requires heterogeneous nodal fault-tolerant requirements. In this paper, we aim to develop interferenceaware topology control based on the different k ij connectivities between any two nodes and propose a fault-toleranceand-interference-aware topology control (FICTC) algorithm. It can be proved that FICTC can meet different fault-tolerant requirements between any two nodes, and is the optimum solution for min-max network interference. Simulation results show that FICTC not only leads to weaker interference, but also achieves higher throughput and lower end-to-end (E2E) delay than existing fault-tolerant topology control schemes.

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“…There are two aspects in a network topology: network nodes and the connection links among them. This paper proposes a CapacityOptimized Cooperative (COCO) topology control scheme to improve the network capacity in MANETs by jointly considering both upper layer network capacity and physical layer cooperative communications [13].…”

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CDTRB: QoS based Dynamic Topology Control for Ad-Hoc Network

Tiwari¹,

Kaur²

2013

IJCA

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MANET is an infrastructure less ad hoc network in which nodes can move freely between specific regions. In this region multiple nodes can communicate with each other. Due to this heavy movement of nodes the topology of the connections is continuously changing within a specific transmission range of the network. To handle this dynamic behaviours or node, efficient topology control mechanism has to be selected according to the environment requirements. These mechanisms can be separated according to their use like mobility sensitive, energy awareness, QoS based etc. An efficient protocol is that which dynamically handles all this issues effectively with better use of bandwidth. This work proposes a new CDTRB based topology control mechanism satisfying the QoS requirements. During the work a survey on various algorithms which is based on above parameters is measured. At the initial level of research the approach seems to provide effective result in near future.

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Topology control in mobile Ad Hoc networks with cooperative communications

Cited by 48 publications

References 10 publications

Research on Cooperative Communication Strategy and Intelligent Agent Directional Source Grouping Algorithms for Internet of Things

Research on Cooperative Communication Strategy and Intelligent Agent Directional Source Grouping Algorithms for Internet of Things

FICTC: fault-tolerance-and-interference-aware topology control for wireless multi-hop networks

CDTRB: QoS based Dynamic Topology Control for Ad-Hoc Network

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