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Routing in Ad Hoc Networks

Routing in Ad Hoc Networks. Abhinav Gupta Supervisor Dr. Carey Williamson. Outline of the Presentation. Introduction to Ad Hoc Networks Routing in Ad Hoc Networks Position-aided Routing My Research Area. Wireless Network. Access Technologies: Bluetooth – (1Mbps, 3 meters)

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Routing in Ad Hoc Networks

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  1. Routing in Ad Hoc Networks Abhinav Gupta Supervisor Dr. Carey Williamson

  2. Outline of the Presentation • Introduction to Ad Hoc Networks • Routing in Ad Hoc Networks • Position-aided Routing • My Research Area

  3. Wireless Network • Access Technologies: • Bluetooth – (1Mbps, 3 meters) • IEEE 802.11b – (11Mbps, 100 meters) • IEEE 802.11a – (55 Mbps, 20 meters) • Operating Modes: • Infrastructure Mode (Access Point) • Ad Hoc Mode

  4. Ad Hoc Network • Ad Hoc Network is a dynamically created network that doesn’t rely on any fixed infrastructure for its operation but works in a shared wireless media.

  5. Ad Hoc Network

  6. Routing Problems in Ad Hoc Networks • Mobility of the nodes • Limitations on bandwidth • Limitations on power (battery) • Security

  7. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Roger Andreas

  8. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Roger Andreas

  9. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Roger Andreas

  10. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Roger Andreas

  11. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Andreas

  12. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Andreas

  13. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Andreas

  14. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Andreas

  15. Problems due to Mobility Abhinav Andreas

  16. Problems due to limited battery power Abhinav Andreas

  17. Problems due to limited battery power Abhinav Andreas

  18. Problems due to limited battery power Abhinav Andreas

  19. Problems due to limited bandwidth • Limited bandwidth requires the signaling traffic to be minimized in an Ad Hoc network. • There is usually a trade off between the latency and the signaling traffic.

  20. Approaches to Routing in Ad Hoc Networks • Table driven routing protocols • Proactive in nature • Generate lot of signaling traffic • Less latency • On demand routing protocols • Reactive in nature • Generate less signaling traffic • More latency

  21. Position-aided Routing Protocols • Use the location information about the other nodes from some positioning system like Global Positioning System (GPS). • Results in reduction in signaling traffic. • Reduction in latency.

  22. Position Aided Routing Protocol Positioning System Source S(u,v,w) D (x,y,z) Destination

  23. Position Aided Routing Protocol Positioning System Source S(u,v,w) D (x,y,z) Destination

  24. Position Aided Routing Protocol Positioning System Source S(u,v,w) D (x,y,z) Destination

  25. Position Aided Routing Protocol Positioning System Source S(u,v,w) D (x,y,z) Destination

  26. Hierarchical Routing Protocol Destination Source

  27. Hierarchical Routing Protocol Destination Source

  28. Hierarchical Routing Protocol Destination Source

  29. Hierarchical Routing Protocol Destination Source

  30. My Research • Develop a routing protocol that’s • Scalable • Efficient • Robust • Approach • A combination of position-aided and hierarchical approach.

  31. Thank you!

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