基于移动自组织网络的路由技术研究

分析移动自组网路由协议特点,提出路由协议设计时所需具备的相关要求。根据当前路由协议发展及研究现状,从路由策略角度分四大类对移动自组网路由协议进行详细阐述。结合传统单路径路由协议在工作过程中表现出的诸多不足,阐述多路径路由协议工作原理、分类及优势,提出未来移动自组网路由协议将向多路径路由协议发展。详细分析并对比当前常见几个多路径路由协议,指出还需对多路径路由协议进行有效研究并与实际应用相结合,进而拓展并提升移动自组网在社会工作生活中的实际应用。     

一种无线短波自组网QoS源路由协议

针对无线短波自组网传输信道的特殊性,通过分析链路质量和节点业务负载对路由性能的影响,提出了一种基于路径质量和网络负载均衡的QoS源路由协议,它将链路质量、跳数及中间节点的负载信息作为最优路径选择标准。详细阐述了该路由协议的工作机制,并给出了具体的代价函数计算公式。分析结果表明,该路由协议的确可以提高无线短波自组网的路由性能,能够满足短波自组网的特殊要求。     

基于地理信息的航空自组网路由协议综述

航空自组网是自组网在航空领域的典型应用.航空自组网的关键技术在于路由协议的选取和设计.介绍了国内外航空自组网发展现状,分析了航空自组网路由协议的基本设计原则和分类,并探讨了基于地理信息的航空自组网路由协议技术特点,最后展望了航空自组网的发展趋势.     

飞行自组网路由协议的仿真与分析

飞行自组网是移动自组网的一个新的研究方向,它将移动自组网的思想拓展到空天领域。但由于节点的高动态性和拓扑结构快速变化等特点,飞行自组网对路由协议提出更多挑战,传统移动自组网路由协议的适用性有待验证。文章利用OMNe T++仿真工具,针对飞行器组网的特定场景,对多种路由协议进行仿真,分析对比了各协议性能,探讨了无人机自组网路由协议的优选问题。实验结果表明OLSR_ETX协议综合性能优于其他几类协议,更适用于飞行自组网场景,但它在节点需要动态入网时表现不佳,还需要进一步的优化。     

基于地理定位信息的移动自组网路由协议综述

移动自组网是自组网技术的重要应用领域,其关键技术在于路由协议的设计和选取.分析了移动自组网路由协议的基本设计原则和分类,总结了基于地理定位信息的移动自组网路由协议的发展现状和特点,指明了目前研究的热点方向.最后,对移动自组网的发展方向进行了展望.     

无线网络中一种高QoS保证的路由协议研究

随着多媒体及实时应用的普及,在移动自组网中为业务流提供服务质量保证现已成为研究热点.提出一种在大规模移动自组网中提供服务质量保证的分段式路由协议.该协议采用直线逼近的方法,逐段建立满足带宽要求且延迟小的路径,并选择到源节点和目的节点连线距离最近的节点作为转发节点.通过分段、独立地维护路由,减小了路由维护的代价,提高了可扩展性.模拟结果表明该路由协议具有路由成功率高、路径短和延迟小等特点.     

典型航空自组网路由协议仿真与性能评估

航空自组网是自组网在航空领域的典型应用.航空自组网的关键技术在于路由协议的选取和设计.基于场景用NS2软件仿真研究了3种适用于航空自组网的路由协议及其网络性能,并定义了4个性能评估准则.仿真结果表明,单跳距离一定时,3种路由协议的网络性能随着节点密度的增加而总体变差.同等条件下,AODV路由协议路由开销高于DSVD和GRID路由协议,端到端平均延时低于DSVD和GRID路由协议,而GRID协议分组投递率和平均跳数保持最高.     

自组网中利用地理位置信息的路由协议研究

总结了自组网中利用地理位置信息的路由协议,并将这些协议分为两类:位置辅助路由协议和基于位置信息的路由协议.介绍了这两类协议的典型协议,并详细分析了各个协议的优缺点,提出了利用地理位置信息路由协议的研究方向.     

一种新的高动态军事航空自组网路由协议

提出了一种新的基于地理位置的高动态军事航空自组网路由协议(HDMARP),给出了在不同运行模式下分组转发的路由选择机制.仿真结果表明,HDMARP路由协议相对于其他已有的Ad hoc网络路由协议分别在平均时延、报文交付率以及路由开销等方面具有更好的协议性能,能够较好地满足军事航空自组网的高动态需求和作战应用,对军事航空...     

无线自组网路由协议仿真与实现

性能良好的路由算法可以降低传输延时、提高包到达率、合理处理网络拥塞,总而言之,有效提高网络的传输性能。然而在无线自组网中,没有最优的算法,网络规模、节点特性的不同,都会使路由算法的表现千差万别。着力研究了无线自组网中常用的几种路由算法,建立不同的网络场景,使用NS2进行仿真,分析数据包的行为,比较两类路由协议的性能差异和优缺点,以仿真结果给架设无线自组网时路由协议的选择给出了指导性的意见,并在嵌入式路由器上实现了路由算法行为,     

Provably Secure On-Demand Source Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Routing is one of the most basic networking functions in mobile ad hoc networks. Hence, an adversary can easily paralyze the operation of the network by attacking the routing protocol. This has been realized by many researchers and several "secure" routing protocols have been proposed for ad hoc networks. However, the security of those protocols has mainly been analyzed by informal means only. In this paper, we argue that flaws in ad hoc routing protocols can be very subtle, and we advocate a more systematic way of analysis. We propose a mathematical framework in which security can be precisely defined and routing protocols for mobile ad hoc networks can be proved to be secure in a rigorous manner. Our framework is tailored for on-demand source routing protocols, but the general principles are applicable to other types of protocols too. Our approach is based on the simulation paradigm, which has already been used extensively for the analysis of key establishment protocols, but, to the best of our knowledge, it has not been applied in the context of ad hoc routing so far. We also propose a new on-demand source routing protocol, called endairA, and we demonstrate the use of our framework by proving that it is secure in our model     

Multi-Level Hierarchies for Scalable Ad hoc Routing

Ad hoc networks have the notable capability of enabling spontaneous networks. These networks are self-initializing, self-configuring, and self-maintaining, even though the underlying topology is often continually changing. Because research has only begun to scratch the surface of the potential applications of this technology, it is important to prepare for the widespread use of these networks. In anticipation of their ubiquity, the protocols designed for these networks must be scalable. This includes scaling to both networks with many nodes, and networks with rapidly changing topologies. This paper presents two hierarchical clustering protocols that improve the scalability of ad hoc routing protocols. The Adaptive Routing using Clusters (ARC) protocol creates a one-level clustered hierarchy across an ad hoc network, while the Adaptive Routing using Clustered Hierarchies (ARCH) protocol creates a multi-level hierarchy which is able to dynamically adjust the depth of the hierarchy in response to the changing network topology. It is experimentally shown that these protocols, when coupled with an ad hoc routing protocol, produce throughput improvements of up to 80% over the ad hoc routing protocol alone.     

Power-aware routing protocols in ad hoc wireless networks

An ad hoc wireless network has no fixed networking infrastructure. It consists of multiple, possibly mobile, nodes that maintain network connectivity through wireless communications. Such a network has practical applications in areas where it may not be economically practical or physically possible to provide a conventional networking infrastructure. The nodes in an ad hoc wireless network are typically powered by batteries with a limited energy supply. One of the most important and challenging issues in ad hoc wireless networks is how to conserve energy, maximizing the lifetime of its nodes and thus of the network itself. Since routing is an essential function in these networks, developing power-aware routing protocols for ad hoc wireless networks has been an intensive research area in recent years. As a result, many power-aware routing protocols have been proposed from a variety of perspectives. This article surveys the current state of power-aware routing protocols in ad hoc wireless networks.     

基于NS2的无线自组织网络路由协议仿真

在无线自组织网络中,由于节点移动,网络拓扑结构变化频繁,所以路由协议的选择一直都是关键问题。该文采用NS2软件对两种主要的协议：动态源路由协议（DSR）和自组网按需距离矢量路由协议（AODV）进行了仿真。并且通过端到端延时、路由开销和分组投递率三种参数在不同条件下的数据对两种协议进行了评估。实验结果表明没有一种协议能够完全适用于自组网,对于特殊环境选择不同协议以满足需要。     

A quantitative comparison of ad hoc routing protocols with and without channel adaptation

To efficiently support tetherless applications in ad hoc wireless mobile computing networks, a judicious ad hoc routing protocol is needed. Much research has been done on designing ad hoc routing protocols and some well-known protocols are also being implemented in practical situations. However; one major imperfection in existing protocols is that the time-varying nature of the wireless channels among the mobile-terminals is ignored; let alone exploited. This could be a severe design drawback because the varying channel quality can lead to very poor overall route quality in turn, resulting in low data throughput. Indeed, better performance could be achieved if a routing protocol dynamically changes the routes according to the channel conditions. In this paper, we first propose two channel adaptive routing protocols which work by using an adaptive channel coding and modulation scheme that allows a mobile terminal to dynamically adjust the data throughput via changing the amount of error protection incorporated. We then present a qualitative and quantitative comparison of the two classes of ad hoc routing protocols. Extensive simulation results indicate that channel adaptive ad hoc routing protocols are more efficient in that shorter delays and higher rates are achieved, at the expense of a higher overhead in route set-up and maintenance.     

A shared secret-based algorithm for securing the OLSR routing protocol

The strongest feature of ad hoc networks is its capability to be rapidly deployed anywhere and anytime without relying on a pre-existing infrastructure. From there, ad hoc networks offer the advantages to be auto-organized, ubiquitous, dynamic and completely autonomous. As a counter part, securing them becomes a more difficult task, especially because of the absence of centralized entities in the network. Inevitably, the security problem presents currently a hot topic raising more and more challenges within industrials and researchers, and many interesting securing solutions were meanwhile proposed, omitting however to suit to ad hoc networks characteristics and therefore disadvantaging them. In this paper, we propose a securing scheme for the OLSR routing protocol based on the secret sharing idea. We initially expose the general characteristics and the security problems related to ad hoc routing protocols. We then address the security requirements of ad hoc routing protocols and the security requirements we focus on. Finally, we define our completely and distributed securing algorithm based on threshold cryptography. A primary main conception objective being to suit as much as possible to ad hoc networks characteristics by avoiding as much as possible assumptions contradictory with the auto-organized and dynamic nature of ad hoc networks. Simulation results depict the additional delay due to security enhancements. Results show that this delay stills suitable to OLSR routing specifications.     

Ad Hoc网络的安全问题和安全策略

AdHoc网络作为一种无线移动网络正成为网络研究,特别是军事研究的一个热点。由于AdHoc网络的特点,其安全问题和安全策略正受到越来越广播的重视。文中介绍了AdHoc网络的特点,论述了AdHoc网络和路由协议的安全问题,最后讨论并提出了AdHoc网络的一些安全策略。     

Design and Performance of PRAN: A System for Physical Implementation of Ad Hoc Network Routing Protocols

Simulation and physical implementation are both valuable tools in evaluating ad hoc network routing protocols, but neither alone is sufficient. In this paper, we present the design and performance of PRAN, a new system for the physical implementation of ad hoc network routing protocols that unifies these two types of evaluation methodologies. PRAN (physical realization of ad hoc networks) allows existing simulation models of ad hoc network routing protocols to be used - without modification - to create a physical implementation of the same protocol. We have evaluated the simplicity and portability of our approach across multiple protocols and multiple operating systems through example implementations in PRAN of the DSR and AODV routing protocols in FreeBSD and Linux using the standard existing, unmodified ns-2 simulation model of each. We illustrate the ability of the resulting protocol implementations to handle real, demanding applications by describing a demonstration with this DSR implementation transmitting real-time video streams over a multihop mobile ad hoc network; the demonstration features mobile robots being remotely operated based on the real-time video stream transmitted from the robot over the network. We also present a detailed performance evaluation of PRAN to show the feasibility of our architecture     

A Bluetooth Routing Protocol Using Evolving Fuzzy Neural Networks

In this paper, a routing protocol which utilizes the characteristics of Bluetooth technology is proposed for Bluetooth-based mobile ad hoc networks. The routing tables are maintained in the master devices and the routing zone radius for each table is adjusted dynamically by using evolving fuzzy neural networks. Observing there exists some useless routing packets which are helpless to build the routing path and increase the network loads in the existing ad hoc routing protocols, we selectively use multiple unicasts or one broadcast when the destination device is out of the routing zone radius coverage of the routing table. The simulation results show that the dynamic adjustment of the routing table size in each master device results in much less reply time of routing request, fewer request packets and useless packets compared with two representative protocols, Zone Routing Protocol and Dynamic Source Routing.     

Efficient flooding with passive clustering-an overhead-free selective forward mechanism for ad hoc/sensor networks

High capacity real-time data communications in sensor networks usually require multihop routing and ad hoc routing protocols. Unfortunately, ad hoc routing protocols usually do not scale well and cannot handle dense situations efficiently. These two issues-scalability and density-are the major limitations when we apply ad hoc routing schemes to sensor networks. Passive clustering (PC) classifies ad hoc/sensor nodes into critical and noncritical nodes without any extra transmission. By 2-b piggybacking and monitoring user traffic (e.g., data polling requests from a sink), PC deploys the clustering structure "for free". Moreover, PC makes even the first flooding as efficient as all subsequent floodings (i.e., no initialization overhead). PC introduces many benefits, including efficient flooding and density adaptation. As a result, PC reduces control overhead of ad hoc routing protocols significantly and, as a consequence, enables ad hoc routing in large, dense sensor networks. The resulting structure can be utilized in cluster-based ad hoc network/sensor networking as well as for active node selection.