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Article:Pipelining and Optimal Routing Techniques for Improving the Performance of Wireless Networks

by Kumar. V, Balasubramanie. P
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 31 - Number 3
Year of Publication: 2011
Authors: Kumar. V, Balasubramanie. P
10.5120/3805-5253

Kumar. V, Balasubramanie. P . Article:Pipelining and Optimal Routing Techniques for Improving the Performance of Wireless Networks. International Journal of Computer Applications. 31, 3 ( October 2011), 26-33. DOI=10.5120/3805-5253

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title = { Article:Pipelining and Optimal Routing Techniques for Improving the Performance of Wireless Networks },
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Abstract

In this thesis, a cross layer network design approach using effective MAC layer and optimal Network layer design has been proposed and implemented to improve the performance of the wireless networks. For this purpose, new MAC design principles have been proposed for effective scheduling and channel allocation where pipelining techniques proposed for improving the channel utilization. In addition, a new bandwidth allocation technique using partitioning has been proposed in this paper which allows varying the amount of traffic dynamically by increasing or decreasing the window size depending on the traffic. Finally, an ant colony based routing algorithm which uses cluster based routing has been proposed and implemented to match the newly designed MAC layer.

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Keywords

Pipelining Optimal Routing Ant Colony Optimization Cross layer Design

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