VANET中基于协议序列及TDMA的混合信道接入机制

为了提高高速公路场景下用户平均有效数据吞吐量,提出车载自组织网络分布式信道接入机制.通过道路区段划分实现协议序列集复用;通过引入少量反馈并利用UI(User Irrepressibility)序列特性实现节点间接入顺序感知;同区段节点间利用分布式TDMA(Time Division Multiple Access)模式最大化吞吐量.仿真结果表明,其吞吐量性能优于经典的基于GNSS(Global Navigation Satellite Systems)的机制,并且物理层数据传输速率越大,节点通信半径越大,车辆密度越稀疏,其优势越明显.     

VANET/LTE-Advanced异构网络中基于协议序列-IEEE 802.11p的信道接入机制

摘要：提出了VANET/LTE-Advanced异构网络架构,并重新规划信道使用及接入模式,提高车载设备之间通信的有效性,增强公平性并兼顾自由度。以车辆间通信为研究对象,深入剖析并比较IEEE 802.11p MAC协议,基于协议序列信道接入机制,提出基于协议序列-IEEE 802.11p的信道接入算法,将“基于调度”与“基于竞争”的信道接入结合,完善IEEE 802.11p MAC层协议。仿真结果表明,基于协议序列-IEEE 802.11p的信道接入机制与UI模式及IEEE 802.11p模式相比,实现了用户平均吞吐量和平均数据分组发送时延性能的权衡,具有理论价值和实用价值。     

一种新型私有多信道UWB MAC协议

媒体接入控制技术的核心问题是如何协调多个用户共用一个信道实现高效可靠传输,即多址接入问题.文章提出了一种新型私有多信道UWB MAC协议.利用码字在逻辑上划分多个信道,且通过码宇与用户节点某些特定信息相联系,私有化了各个节点的控制信道和业务信道.进一步降低了系统碰撞的可能性.提高了系统吞吐量性能.     

依据用户妥善安排的多址接入协议在分布式无线网络中的性能研究

本文基于有效竞争预约接入、无冲突轮询传输的思想提出了在多跳分布式无线网络中支持节点移动性和多跳网络结构的依据用户妥善安排的多址接入(UPMA)协议.该协议能够保证发送节点快速接入信道,从而大大提高信道的使用效率.用仿真方法研究了多跳分布式无线网络中采用该协议时的网络性能.结果表明,UPMA协议可以提供较高的通过量、较低的平均分组时延和较小的平均分组丢失率.     

一种新的有效支持智能天线应用的多址接入协议

本文研究将智能天线应用于分组无线网络中,提出了支持智能天线应用的自适应时隙分配多址接入协议(ASAMA).该协议采用时分双工(TDD)方式,每一帧开始时用户节点依次发送训练序列,基站的智能天线据此计算出各用户节点的空间特征(Spatial Signature).基于波束形成的信干噪比最大化准则,设计了逐点优化与全局优化两种不同复杂度的时隙分配算法.由基站对上下行业务的时隙进行动态分配,在保证通信质量的前提下,使每个时隙容纳多个数据分组,以充分实现信道的空分复用(SDMA).对该协议的信道利用率进行了近似分析,并利用仿真方法考察其性能.结果表明,ASAMA协议能有效支持智能天线应用并具有很高的信道利用率与良好的时延性能.     

根据用户数目妥善安排传输的多址接入协议

提出了一种新型的多址接入协议根据用户数目妥善安排传输的多址接入协议,它用轮询的方式妥善安排用户的分组传输,并以独特的帧结构和高效的接入竞争算法保证节点能快速地接入信道。对UPMA协议的仿真结果表明它比CSMA/CA协议具有更优越的性能。     

基于协议序列平均分配算法的VANET信道接入机制

为了提高VANET中节点的吞吐量性能,提出基于协议序列平均分配算法的信道接入机制。在高速公路场景下,规划IEEE 802.11p业务信道与竞争区段的映射,并根据用户保障序列的特性设计帧结构。通过少量反馈确定竞争区段的节点数,并提出循环轮流分配法实现平均意义上非整数个序列的分配。仿真结果证明了理论分析的有效性,在实际路况中均分法与经典方法相比吞吐量性能明显改善,并且节点越稀疏、物理层数据传输速率越高,吞吐量性能提升越明显,同时可保持较低的网络开销和较好的信道接入公平性。     

有效提高吞吐量的UPMA+ +协议

本文提出了基于有效竞争接入、高效无冲突传输的多址接入协议—UPMA+ +.该协议采用了有效的冲突分解策略和及时重获信道资源的方法,克服了UPMA(根据用户数目妥善安排传输的多址接入)协议中的开销;通过自适应调整竞争接入周期长度和限制无冲突服务周期长度的方法,很好地解决了激活节点快速接入信道和传输节点尽快传输分组之间的矛盾,从而提高了协议的吞吐量.本文还应用排队论的方法对UPMA+ +协议的性能进行了理论分析,计算结果与仿真结果基本一致.     

一种基于公平接入的按需动态TDMA协议

针对移动自组织网络(MANET)动态时分多址接入(TDMA)协议的公平性问题,提出了一种基于公平接入的按需动态TDMA协议。节点以一定概率对业务时隙发起申请,根据邻居节点的回复完成时隙占用,通过感知业务量对占用的业务时隙数量进行动态调整。节点获取时隙资源的能力与节点编号以及时隙申请的先后顺序无关。对时隙申请概率以及一个时帧周期内的业务时隙个数进行了分析,给出了最优的参数选择。仿真结果表明相较于其它动态TDMA协议,该协议可以在保证网络吞吐量的同时提高节点接入信道的公平性。     

基于自适应的DS-UWB多用户检测方案研究

文章在文献[1]的基础上进一步研究了基于直接序列扩频超宽带(DS-UWB)通信系统中接收机的多用户检测方案及其实现,提出了利用不同用户各自多径信道具有非相关性的特点进行多用户检测的独特思路.该方案充分考虑了多径信道的影响,给出了用户接入容量与地址码之间的关系以及用户接入容量与接收信号采样率之间的关系,最终提出了一种针对具体应用环境(多径信道)的简化的设计方法.     

A Novel Collision Sup ervision and Avoidance Algorithm for Scalable MAC of Vehicular Networks

In order to meet low-latency and ultra-reliable requirements on safety services in vehicular networks, this paper proposes a novel Collision supervision and avoidance (CSA) algorithm for the contention based scalable media access control protocol. The two-dimensional Markov chain model of adaptive backoff state transition criterion in CSA has been built, which could efficiently match the backoff states of nodes to the dynamic changes of vehicular networks. The scalable transmissions can be achieved through supervised trend and matching backoff mechanisms with three adaptive backoff modes. The packet transmit probabilities for the backoff modes have been derived with the theoretical result of the enhanced throughput. The simulation results show the remarkable scalability performance such as normalized throughput >0.92, PDR >86％ and delay <6.5ms even in the high-density and high-mobility environment.     

Opportunistic media access control and routing for delay-tolerant mobile ad hoc networks

In delay-tolerant mobile ad hoc networks, motion of network nodes, network sparsity and sporadic density can cause a lack of guaranteed connectivity. These networks experience significant link delay and their routing protocols must take a store-and-forward approach. In this paper, an opportunistic routing protocol is proposed, along with its compatible media access control, for non-real-time services in delay-tolerant networks. The scheme is mobility-aware such that each network node needs to know its own position and velocity. The media access control employs a four-fold handshake procedure to probe the wireless channel and cooperatively prioritize candidate nodes for packet replication. It exploits the broadcast characteristic of the wireless medium to utilize long-range but unreliable links. The routing process seizes opportunities of node contacts for data delivery. It takes a multiple-copy approach that is adaptive with node movements. Numerical results in mobile ad hoc networks and vehicular ad hoc networks show superior performance of the proposed protocol compared with other routing protocols. The mobility-aware media access control and routing scheme exhibits relatively small packet delivery delay and requires a modest amount of total packet replications/transmissions.     

A hybrid reservation-based MAC protocol for underwater acoustic sensor networks

Due to the characteristics of underwater acoustic channel, such as long propagation delay and low available bandwidth, media access control (MAC) protocol designed for the underwater acoustic sensor network (UWASN) is quite different from that for the terrestrial wireless sensor network. However, for the contention-based MAC protocols, the packet transmission time is long because of the long preamble in real acoustic modems, which increase the packet collisions. And the competition phase lasts for long time when many nodes are competing for the channel to access. For the schedule-based MAC protocols, the delay is too long, especially in a UWASN with low traffic load. In order to resolve these problems, a hybrid reservation-based MAC (HRMAC) protocol is proposed for UWASNs in this paper. In the proposed HRMAC protocol, the nodes reserve the channel by declaring and spectrum spreading technology is used to reduce the collision of the control packets. Many nodes with data packets to be transmitted can reserve the channel simultaneously, and nodes with reserved channel transmit their data in a given order. The performance analysis shows that the proposed HRMAC protocol can improve the channel efficiency greatly. Simulation results also show that the proposed HRMAC protocol achieves better performance, namely higher network throughput, lower packet drop ratio, smaller end-to-end delay, less overhead of control packets and lower energy overhead, compared to existing typical MAC protocols for the UWASNs.     

Expressnet: A High-Performance Integrated-Services Local Area Network

Expressnet is a local area communication network comprising an inbound channel and an outbound channel to which the stations are connected. Stations transmit on the outbound channel and receive on the inbound channel. The inbound channel is connected to the outbound channel so that all signals transmitted on the outbound channel are duplicated on the inbound channel, thus achieving broadcast communication among the stations. In order to transmit on the bus, the stations utilize a distributed access protocol which achieves a conflict-free round-robin scheduling. This protocol is more efficient than existing round-robin Schemes as the time required to switch control from one active user to the next in a round is minimized (on the order of a carrier detection time), and is independent of the end-to-end network propagation delay. This improvement is particularly significant when the channel data rate is so high, or the end-to-end propagation delay is so large, Or the packet size is so small as to render the end-to-end propagation delay a significant fraction of, or larger than, the transmission time of a packet. Moreover, some features of Expressnet make it particularly suitable for voice applications. In view of integrating voice and data, a simple access protocol is described which meets the bandwidth requirement and maximum packet delay constraint for voice communication at all times, while guaranteeing a minimum bandwidth requirement for data traffic. Finally, it is noted that the voice/data access protocol constitutes a highly adaptive allocation scheme of channel bandwidth, which allows data users to recover the bandwidth unused by the voice application. It can be easily extended to accommodate any number of applications, each with its specific requirements.     

A collisionless multiple access protocol for a wavelength divisionmultiplexed star-coupled configuration: architecture and performanceanalysis

A collisionless wavelength-division multiple-access (WDMA) protocol for a passive star-coupled photonic network is introduced and shown to possess significant performance and flexibility advantages. A performance modeling technique based on a semi-Markov analytic model, which eliminates many of the unrealistic assumptions of past approaches, is introduced. The performance of the protocol is analyzed using this model and discrete-event simulation. Control channel access arbitration is achieved through time-division multiplexing (TDM), enabling all active nodes to transmit once every control cycle. The long synchronization delays typical of TDM systems are significantly reduced, because the control cycle length is proportional to the control packet size rather than the data packet size. The protocol eliminates packet collision and variable-sized data packets are supported without utilization degradation     

新型随机多址接入无线传感器网络MAC控制协议与能量有效性分析

提出了一种新的随机多址接入无线传感器网络的MAC控制协议,在发送分组的时间1+a中,采用P概率检测与1-坚持的联合控制策略,并对多通道的随机多址接入无线传感器网络进行了分析,理论分析了系统的吞吐量和多通道中不同业务的吞吐量,以及信息分组的发送时延等参数,理论分析与仿真实验结果相一致.还结合无线传感器网络的能量有效性,通过对概率P值的选取,控制忙周期侦听信道的节点数和空闲期的休眠站点数,采用休眠技术实现了系统的节能效果.通过对2种无线传感器网络控制协议的能量有效性分析,证明了改进的控制协议其节点具有更长的生命周期,更适合作为无线传感器网络的MAC控制协议.     

Packet-length adaptive CLSP/DS-CDMA: performance in burst-error correlated fading channels

The authors analyze throughput-delay performance of an unslotted channel load sensing protocol (CLSP)/direct sequence (DS)-code division multiple access (CDMA) packet radio network (PRN) with adaptive packet length over burst-error correlated fading channels. CLSP controls the packet access in uplink of unslotted ALOHA/DS-CDMA systems so that contention is avoided and throughput is maximized. However, due to high uncertainty of radio channels, the performance of CLSP/DS-CDMA PRN may suffer from notable degradations. Using theoretical analysis and simulation, the authors show that in highly correlated fading environments adapting the length of radio packets to fading conditions significantly improves system performance and energy efficiency of mobile terminals. In their modeling, they study the relation between the fade statistics and the packet length in correlated Rayleigh fading channels. The effects of reception diversity, imperfect transmit power control (TPC), and user mobility are considered. The results are used to develop simple, energy-efficient, and robust adaptation mechanisms.     

The collision channel without feedback

A model is proposed for the situation whereMusers share a common communication resource but, because of unknown time offsets among their clocks, cannot transmit their data packets in a time-sharing mode and, because of the lack of a feedback link, can never determine these time offsets and also can never be sure of the outcomes of their individual packet transmissions. Each user is required to make his packet transmissions at times determined by a protocol signal that is independent of the data to be sent. The capacity and zero-error capacity regions of this channel are determined for both the unsynchronized and slot-synchronized cases; these four regions are shown to coincide. It is further shown that a dense set of rate points on the outer boundary of this region can be achieved in the slot-synchronized case. Specific constructions of protocol sequences for achieving these points are given, and the technique of "decimation decoding" is introduced for identifying the sender of each successfully transmitted packet. Maximum-erasure burst-correcting codes over an alphabet of arbitrary size are constructed and shown to suffice for reconstructing the packets lost in "collisions" when these protocol sequences are used.     

Fair MAC protocol for optical ring network of wavelength-shared access nodes

In this paper, a WDM optical ring consisting of access nodes with fixed transmitter-n fixed receivers (FT—FR ⁿ ) is considered. As access nodes share a wavelength channel there is trade-off between node throughput and fairness among them. In order to abbreviate the transmission unfairness and to increase the throughput, we propose p-persistent medium access control (MAC) protocol. Each node uses the carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance (CSMA/CA) protocol to transmit packets, and decides whether to use a local empty slot with probability p when a transferred packet based on source-stripping is dropped and emptied. Numerical prediction for the proposed MAC protocol is introduced to compute the maximum node throughput under uniform traffic condition. For more detail results, we use network simulation with self-similar traffic and introduce various results. The proposed MAC protocol gives better node throughput than non-persistent protocol and shows an improved fairness factor than 1-persistent protocol. Through simulation, we also find the reasonable probability of p-persistent protocol for a given architecture.