Trust Based Multipath QoS Routing Protocol for Mission-Critical Data Transmission in Tactical Ad-Hoc Networks

Keum, DooHo; Lim, Jihun; Ko, Young

doi:10.3390/s20113330

“…High Current bandwidth usage makes it difficult to determine whether an attack from a malicious node or a bottleneck is causing network performance degradation. The blacklist threshold is reduced to help in the discreet resolution of malicious node exclusions [ 14 ].…”

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Trust-Based Intelligent Routing Protocol with Q-Learning for Mission-Critical Wireless Sensor Networks

Keum

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,

Ko

²

2022

Sensors

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Mission-critical wireless sensor networks require a trustworthy and punctual routing protocol to ensure the worst-case end-to-end delay and reliability when transmitting mission-critical data collected by various sensors to gateways. In particular, the trustworthiness of mission-critical data must be guaranteed for decision-making and secure communications. However, it is a challenging issue to meet the requirement of both reliability and QoS in sensor networking environments where cyber-attacks may frequently occur and a lot of mission-critical data is generated. This study proposes a trust-based routing protocol that learns the trust elements using Q-learning to detect various attacks and ensure network performance. The proposed mechanism ensures the prompt detection of cyber threats that may occur in a mission-critical wireless sensor network and guarantees the trustworthy transfer of mission-critical sensor data. This paper introduces a distributed transmission technology that prioritizes the trustworthiness of mission-critical data through Q-learning results considering trustworthiness, QoS, and energy factors. It is a technology suitable for mission-critical wireless sensor network operational environments and can reliably operate resource-constrained devices. We implemented and performed a comprehensive evaluation of our scheme using the OPNET simulator. In addition, we measured packet delivery rates, throughput, survivability, and delay considering the characteristics of mission-critical sensor networks. The simulation results show an enhanced performance when compared with other mechanisms.

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“…The effectiveness of the technique was calculated in terms of the measures namely packet delivery ratio, average delay, packet loss ratio, throughput, and energy consumption [17]. Keum D et al (2020) proposed a trust-based multipath QoS routing protocol (MC_TQR) for the ad hoc network for detecting the malicious nodes and also to assure the reliability of the network. The method was evaluated depends on measures namely end-to-end delay, throughput, and packet delivery ratio.…”

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“…The method was evaluated depends on measures namely end-to-end delay, throughput, and packet delivery ratio. The major difficulty was this method has low reliability [18].…”

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ANFIS Based Optimal Routing using Group Teaching and Adaptive Equilibrium Optimization based Trust Aware Routing Protocol in MANET

Hemalatha

¹

,

Umamaheswari²,

Jothi

³

2021

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Recently, routing is considered the main problem in MANET due to its dynamic nature. The route discovery and the optimal route selection from the multiple routes are established for the efficient routing in MANET. The major objective of this research is to select the optimal route for packet transmission in MANET. In this paper, four stages namely trust evaluation, route discovery, optmal route selection and route maintanance are elucidated. Initially, the trust evaluation is made by using ANFIS where the primary trust values are evaluated. The next stage is the route discovery scheme, in which the routes are established by Group teaching optimization algorithm (GTA). From the route discovery scheme, multiple routes are found. The optimal route for the transmission is selected with the help of the Adaptive equilibrium optimizer (AO) algorithm. Finally, the route maintenance process is established; if any of the routes fails for the broadcast it immediately selects the alternate optimal route from the multi-zone routing table for efficient packet transmission. The proposed approach is evaluated by various performance measures like throughput, energy consumption, packet delivery ratio, end-to-end delay, packet loss rate, detection rate, and routing overhead. This result describes that the proposed approach outperforms other state-of-art approaches.

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“…The effectiveness of the technique was calculated in terms of the measures namely packet delivery ratio, average delay, packet loss ratio, throughput, and energy consumption. Keum D et al (2020) proposed a trust-based multipath QoS routing protocol (MC_TQR) for the ad hoc network for detecting the malicious nodes and also to assure the reliability of the network. The method was evaluated depends on measures namely end-to-end delay, throughput, and packet delivery ratio.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimal Route Maintenance based on Adaptive Equilibrium Optimization and GTA based Route Discovery Model in MANET

Hemalatha

¹

,

Umamaheswari

²

,

Jothi

³

2021

Preprint

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Recently, routing is considered the main problem in MANET due to its dynamic nature. The route discovery and the optimal route selection from the multiple routes are established for the efficient routing in MANET. The major objective of this research is to select the optimal route for packet transmission in MANET. In this paper, four stages namely trust evaluation, route discovery, optmal route selection and route maintanance are elucidated. Initially, the trust evaluation is made by using ANFIS where the primary trust values are evaluated. The next stage is the route discovery scheme, in which the routes are established by Group teaching optimization algorithm (GTA). From the route discovery scheme, multiple routes are found. The optimal route for the transmission is selected with the help of the Adaptive equilibrium optimizer (AO) algorithm. Finally, the route maintenance process is established; if any of the routes fails for the broadcast it immediately selects the alternate optimal route from the multi-zone routing table for efficient packet transmission. The proposed approach is evaluated by various performance measures like throughput, energy consumption, packet delivery ratio, end-to-end delay, packet loss rate, detection rate, and routing overhead. This result describes that the proposed approach outperforms other state-of-art approaches.

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Trust Based Multipath QoS Routing Protocol for Mission-Critical Data Transmission in Tactical Ad-Hoc Networks

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Trust-Based Intelligent Routing Protocol with Q-Learning for Mission-Critical Wireless Sensor Networks

Trust-Based Intelligent Routing Protocol with Q-Learning for Mission-Critical Wireless Sensor Networks

ANFIS Based Optimal Routing using Group Teaching and Adaptive Equilibrium Optimization based Trust Aware Routing Protocol in MANET

Optimal Route Maintenance based on Adaptive Equilibrium Optimization and GTA based Route Discovery Model in MANET

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