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Restricted flooding and Directional Routing for Wireless Mobile Ad-hoc Network

Published on March 2014 by P. B. Jarande, M. M. Patil
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Emerging Trends in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering 2013
Foundation of Computer Science USA
NCET - Number 1
March 2014
Authors: P. B. Jarande, M. M. Patil
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P. B. Jarande, M. M. Patil . Restricted flooding and Directional Routing for Wireless Mobile Ad-hoc Network. Emerging Trends in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering 2013. NCET, 1 (March 2014), 25-30.

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Abstract

Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANET) use a communication technique that can transmit data between nodes without the support of fixed infrastructure. In MANET, each node has the freedom to join, leave, and move around the network. This movement creates a highly dynamic environment that effects packet routing. Therefore, efficient packet routing is one of the most challenging problems in MANETs. The aim is to find the most suitable path from source to destination, with the ultimate goal being to establish efficient route and efficient message exchange within MANET. A restricted flooding and directional routing (RFDR) algorithm for MANET is proposed in this paper which eliminates the data transmission delay limitation and increases the number of delivered packets. Quadrant based directional routing is used towards the destination node to restrict flooding of packets in network. MANET concepts may be used for emergency rescue operation. It is used for social events where the number of mobile users changes frequently and the capacity available for fixed infrastructure is insufficient, military applications & wireless community networks.

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Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Manet Routing Directional Routing Protocol Restricted Routing Algorithms