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Flooding-Based Geocasting Protocols for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks 指導教授:許子衡 教授 報告學生:馬敏修 2010/4/16 1 Outline 1. 2. Introduction Preliminaries 3. Proposed geocasting protocols 4. Static zone scheme Adaptive zone scheme with one-hop flooding Adaptive distance scheme Performance evaluation 5. Physical location information Geocast flooding Forwarding zone Simulation model Performance metries Simulation results Conclusion 2010/4/16 2 Introduction Mobile ad hoc networks consist of wireless mobile hosts that communicate with each other, in the absence of a fixed infrastructure Multicast group is considered to be a collection of hosts which register to that group Geocast group is implicitly defined as the set of nodes within the specified area 2010/4/16 3 Preliminaries(1/3) Physical location information With the use of GPS equipment, mobile users can more easily to obtain their location information such as three-dimensional position, velocity, and precise time Two positioning services were available: Standard Positioning Service (SPS) Precise Positioning Service (PPS) 2010/4/16 4 Preliminaries(2/3) Geocast flooding Flooding is probably the simplest approach to implement multicasting The flooding algorithm can also be used to deliver packets to hosts within a geocast region. 2010/4/16 5 Preliminaries(3/3) Forwarding zone 2010/4/16 6 Proposed geocasting protocols(1/4) Static zone scheme 2010/4/16 7 Proposed geocasting protocols(2/4) Adaptive zone scheme with one-hop flooding 2010/4/16 8 Proposed geocasting protocols(3/4) 2010/4/16 9 Proposed geocasting protocols(4/4) Adaptive distance scheme 2010/4/16 10 Performance evaluation(1/5) Simulation model The number of nodes in the network was chosen to be 10, 30 and 50 for different simulation runs Initial locations of the nodes are obtained using a uniform distribution. Each node moves with three different maximum speeds: 5, 10 and 20 units/s 6 different pause times: 0, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 s The wireless link bandwidth is 2 Mbps. 2010/4/16 11 Performance evaluation(2/5) Performance metries Accuracy of geocast delivery. Actually receive the geocast packet, and the number of group members which were in the geocast region at the time when the geocast delivery was initiated. Overhead of geocast delivery. The number of geocast packets received by nodes is different from number of geocast packets sent. 2010/4/16 12 Performance evaluation(3/5) Simulation results 2010/4/16 13 Performance evaluation(4/5) 2010/4/16 14 Performance evaluation(5/5) 2010/4/16 15 Conclusion This paper proposes three geocasting algorithms : static zone scheme, adaptive zone scheme, and adaptive distance scheme. Simulation results indicate that proposed algorithms result in lower message delivery overhead, as compared to geocast flooding. As simulation results show, using the proposed adaptive algorithms, it is possible to achieve accuracy of geocast delivery comparable with geocast flooding. 2010/4/16 16