... schemes have been proposed for wireless ad hocnetworkswith directional antennas. In principle, most of the proposed MAC protocols [11, 20–30] for ad hoc networkswith directional antennas are ... is true in most casesin adhocnetworkswith omnidirectional transmissions, ifRTS/CTS frames do not collide with other transmissions; with the directional transmissionof RTS/CTS frames, thisassumption ... communicates directly with nodes within its wireless range and indirectly with othernodes using a dynamically computed, multihop route.In wirelessadhoc networks, the nonexistence of acentralized...
... performance degrades severely in IEEE 802.11-basedwirelessadhoc networks. We first identify two critical issues leading to the TCP performance degradation: (1) unreliable broadcast, since broadcastframes ... whensender S broadcasts, T is the number of slots to transmit thebroadcast packet; or (b) even if there is another transmission, none of the one-hop neighbors of S is in the transmission range of the ... management in intercon-nected wireless/ wireline networks, UWB wireless communications systems, wireless security, and adhoc and sensor networks. He is a coauthor of two books, and has published...
... in wirelessadhoc networks TCP was designed for wired networks without consider-ing the complexity ofwireless networks. With theadvent ofwireless technology TCP was also employed in wireless ... theperformance degradation of TCP in wirelessadhoc networks. The research community has produced a wide range of proposals to improve the performance of TCP in wirelessadhoc networks. This article ... in adhoc wireless, networks. Adhoc Netw. 4, 687–708 (2006). doi:10.1016/j.adhoc.2005.08.00137. E Hamadani, V Rakocevic, A cross layer solution to address TCP, intra-flowperformance degradation...
... being wireless. Cellular phonesand wirelessnetworks using 802.11 (WI-FI) are examples of this. Adhocnetworks are another type ofwireless networks. They are formed by a collection of nodes without ... of throughput capacityofadhoc wire-less networks has received a lot of attention starting with the article [1] in which it was shown that the throughput of random networkswith uniform spatial ... INTRODUCTION Wireless networks consist of a number of nodes which com-municate with each other using high-frequency radio waves.Some of these networks have a wired backbone or infrastruc-ture with...
... February 2007Recommended by Ananthram SwamiThroughput capacityof large adhocnetworks has been shown to scale adversely with the size of network n. However the needfor the nodes to find or ... INTRODUCTIONIn wirelessadhoc networks, the terminals (nodes) commu-nicate without the aid of any infrastructure. There are manychallenges involved in the design of these networks. One par-ticular ... probability of its success was established by analyti-cal means.The subject of this paper is the effect of the route dis-covery process (RDP) on the throughput capacityof ad hoc networks. Previous...
... OMNeT++ for the study of transmission of data and multimedia content over hybridwired /wireless adhocnetworks and the design of innovativeradio access schemes. Details of the API allowing high-fidelity ... salient effect of this scheme is to dramatically simplifythe duplication of messages sent on the radio channel. In fact,before the transmission over the radio channel, instead of duplicating ... analyze theresilience of the signaling protocol when subject to radiochannel effects. Such a header is added to the bytes of DL-PDU payload, similarly to the UDP and IP headers aspresented in...
... performance of wire-less adhoc networks. Generally, wirelessadhocnetworks can be modelled inthe framework of random graph. Nodes and links of a net-workareconsideredasverticesandedgesofarandomgraphG(V,E), ... simulation.4. NETWORK CAPACITY As mentioned above, the max-flow capacity is another im-portant parameter on the performance of network. However,in the case ofwirelessadhoc networks, it is extremely ... EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and NetworkingFigure 1: Random graph model ofwirelessadhoc network.able to communicate with each other directly with a givencovering radius, and it...
... Section 3 Wireless Ad- Hoc Networks4 Section 1MAC Protocols for Wireless Ad- Hoc Networks WIRELESS AD- HOC NETWORKS Edited by Hongbo Zhou Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha ... when the offered load exceeds Wireless Ad- Hoc Networks4 2 12 Mobile Ad- Hoc Networks Remark 4.1. In the absence of fading the maximum throughput of 0.068 (unit-size packets per unit of time and ... requirements for different classes of services. The main techniques Wireless Ad- Hoc Networks2 4 Comparison of the Maximal Spatial Throughput of Aloha and CSMA in Wireless Ad- HocNetworks 1310.5772/53264...
... vulnerabilities ofadhoc networks, some reside in their routing,others in their use ofwireless links and still some others in their auto-configuration mech-anisms. These key functionalities ofadhocnetworks ... used, especially in the context of broad-cast authentication. Broadcast ing and multicasting are used widely in a variety of appli-cations in wirelessadhoc networks. Example applications include ... compared with cellul ar networks. In fact, these networks arecalled WLAN networks since they typically provide the equivalent of LAN connectivityFigure 1.3. Architecture of cellular networks. 1.1...
... protocol1for wirelessadhoc networks Murad Khalid1*, Yufeng Wang1, Ismail Butun1, Hyung-jin Kim2, In-ho Ra3and Ravi Sankar1AbstractIn this article, we address the goal of achieving ... is thenotion of “Cooperative Communication” in adhoc net-works. Cooperative communication harnesses the broad-cast nature of the wireless cha nnel and uses spatialdiversity of independent ... com-pared for increasing number of source nodes in the ad hoc network. All the nodes are randomly placed in aradius of 200 m. Concurrent transmissions always leadto collisions. Propagation delay...
... based on theoptimization of the quality of the received signal rather thanthe system capacity. In MIMO adhoc networks, the transmission scheme of each user depends on that of other users since ... theproblem ofcapacity maximization and prove the fruitfulness of using MIMO techniques. However, evidencing this poten-tiality in the case ofadhocnetworks is not a trivial problem.In these networks, ... adhoc networks. The rest of this paper is organized as follows. In Section 2,a review of the pertinent works on the precoding methodsin MIMO adhocnetworks is presented. In Section 3,the capacity...
... INfor improving the quality of video streams over multi-hop wireless adhoc networks. Previous works on improving the quality of videostreaming over a wirelessadhoc network include differentaspects, ... streaming over a multihop wirelessadhoc network.In a multihop wirelessadhoc network, the quality of transferring real-time video streams could be seriously degraded, since everyintermediate ... a wirelessad hoc network could suffer serious QoS degradation because stalevideo packets are useless even if they can reach destinationsuccessfully. Serious packet delays on a wirelessad hoc...
... for multihop CDMA wirelessadhoc networks. Aframework of power control with QoS constraints in CDMA w ireless adhocnetworks is introduced and the feasibility condition of the power control ... for multihop wirelessadhocnetworks (consideredin this paper), where multiple concurrent transmissions areallowed.Power control is applied in a wirelessadhoc networkto control transmission ... wire-less adhoc networks. In a wirelessadhoc network architecture, MAC proto-col plays a critical role in optimizing bandwidth efficiencyand resolving collisions due to the broadcast nature of wire-less...
... MIMO adhoc networks, ” IEEE Wire-less Communications, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 62–76, 2006.[16] R. Ramanathan, “On the performance ofadhocnetworks with beamforming antennas,” in Proceedings of ... bound on the throughput of a lattice adhoc network with infinitely narrow beamwidth.Theorem 4. The uniform throughput T for an adhoc networkon a square lattice with g beams of zero width for each ... concentrate on an adhoc network model with nodes on integer lattice points over a 2D plane. We examine the limits ofad hoc network performance for systems with antenna arrays capable of allowing...
... adhocnetworks [6]. After study-ing issues with the TCP in adhoc networks, the authorshave taken a new approach using ATP to improve the per-formance of the transport layer protocol in ad ... demon-strated by other paths. In the case ofadhoc networks, pathunavailability leads to another route discovery process, whichfurther deteriorates adhoc network performance:Ttransfer(N) ... involvedin using the TCP in a multipath adhoc network environ-ment.3. TCP PERFORMANCE IN MULTIPATH AD HOC NETWORKS The TCP was originally designed for wired networks wherethe packet drop is generally...