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Encounter based Routing and Buffer Management Scheme in Delay Tolerant Networks
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 131 - Number 18 |
| Year of Publication: 2015 |
| Authors: Paresh C. Patel, Nikhil N. Gondaliya |
10.5120/ijca2015907576
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Paresh C. Patel, Nikhil N. Gondaliya . Encounter based Routing and Buffer Management Scheme in Delay Tolerant Networks. International Journal of Computer Applications. 131, 18 ( December 2015), 29-35. DOI=10.5120/ijca2015907576
Abstract
Delay Tolerant Networks (DTNs) are one of the most interesting evolutions of MANETs where frequent disconnection of networks is there so that end to end path not establish between source to destination. When seeing routing protocols of DTNs, a forwarding and buffer management are important to be considered for successful message delivery. ‘Encounter Based Routing (EBR)’ which increase delivery ratio by decreasing overhead and delay using the encounter value of the nodes. EBR takes the average Encounter Value (EV) of the node and decide that how many copies of the message to be sent to the other nodes. Higher the EV value, the node will get more number of message copies. We propose the modified EBR which optimizes the performance of the existing EBR. We consider the change of rate of EV with respect to time and then intelligently decide the number of replicas to be sent to the encountered nodes. The modified EBR scheme performs better in terms of delivery ratio than the existing EBR protocol. We also propose the buffer management policy using EV of the node to decide the dropping of the message in the Epidemic routing protocol. These schemes are HEV (High Encounter Value) and LEV (Low Encounter Value) and they are compared with the existing traditional policies such as LIFO and FIFO. The simulation results show that our proposed dropping policy improves the overhead ratio, delivery delay and hop count metrics than the existing ones.
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