Handbook of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks for Mobility Models

1142 Pages·2011·6.46 MB·English

by  Radhika Ranjan Roy (auth.)

Handbook of Mobile Ad Hoc
Networks for Mobility Models

Radhika Ranjan Roy
Handbook of Mobile Ad Hoc
Networks for Mobility
Models
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RadhikaRanjanRoy
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Preface
Throughoutthecourseofmyworkinmultihopmobileadhocnetworks(MANET)
overthelastseveralyears,Ireachedtheconclusionthatmobilitymodelsandperfor-
mancemetricsneedtobetreatedindetailindesigningthesenetworksthatarethe
ultimatefrontierinwirelesscommunications.Awidevarietyofmobilitymodelscan
beusedbymobilenodes.Accuraterepresentationsofthecharacteristicsofmobile
nodesarekeyinunderstandingwhetheragivenprotocolusedinthewirelesscom-
munications network is useful in a particular type of ad hoc mobile scenario. The
mobilityperformancemetricsaimtocapturethecharacteristicsofdifferentmobility
patternsandcanbeusedtoanalyzetheperformanceofcommunicationsprotocols.
Thisbookisanattempttoputtogetherthetheoreticalaspectsofthemobilitymodels
andmetricsthatarerelevanttothemobileadhocnetwork.
Themobilitymodelsaredividedintosevendifferentmajorgroupsbasedontheir
basic mobility characteristics: individual mobility, group mobility, autoregressive
mobility, flocking mobility, virtual game-driven mobility, non-recurrent mobility,
and time-variant community mobility. Many different variants of mobility models
existineachgroupandhavebeendescribedinachapterdedicatedtoeachgroup.
Themobilityperformancemetricsaregroupedintosevenmajorcategoriesbased
on the parameters that are being considered in each group: direct mobility met-
rics,mobilitymeasuremetrics,link-andpath-basedmetrics,networkconnectivity
metrics,quality-of-servicemetrics,energy performance metrics,and mobilitypre-
diction metrics. All mobility performance parameters for each group have been
describedineachchapter.
The book has been organized into eight chapters: I. Introduction, II. Individual
MobilityModels,III.GroupMobilityModels,IV.AutoregressiveMobilityModels,
V. Flocking/Swarm Mobility Models, VI. Virtual Game-Driven Mobility Models,
VII.Non-recurrentMobilityModels,andVIII.Social-BasedCommunityMobility
Models. Readers familiar with mobile ad hoc networks will find interesting using
the details of the mobility models and metrics in designing their wireless commu-
nications networks where mobile nodes move from place to place with no fixed
infrastructures.
Thebookcontainsmaterialfrommanyremarkablepublishedpapers.Ifeelproud
tomentionthefollowingauthorsascontributorswhosematerialhasbeenusedina
substantialwayintherespectivesectionsofthebookasfollows:
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viii Preface
• Section 3: T. Camp, J. Boleng, and V. Davies; M. McGuire; M. Piorkowski, N.
Sarajanovoc-Djukic, and M. Grossglauser; C.A.V. Campos, D.C. Otero, and L.
F.M.deMoraes
• Section4:C.Bettstetter,H.HartensteinandX.Perez-Costa;J.L.BoudecandM.
Vojnovic;E.Hyyti,P.Lassila,andJ.Virtamo
• Section 5: C. Bettstetter; T. Spyropoulos, A. Jindal, and K. Psounis; H. Liu, Y.
Xu,andQ-A.Zeng
• Section 6: A. Jardosh, E. M. Belding-Royer, K. C. Almeroth and S. Suri;
P. Venkateswaran, R. Ghosh, A. Das, S. K. Sanyal, and R. Nandi; H. M.
Zimmermann, I. Gruber and C. Roman; M. Fiore, J. H¨arri, F. Filali, and C.
Bonnet
• Section7:B.Gloss,M.ScharfandD.Neubauer;E.Royer,P.M.Melliar-Smith,
andL.Moser;Camp,J.Boleng,andV.Davies
• Section 8: T. Liu, P. Bahl, and I. Chlamtac; M. Zhao and W. Wang; K. Murray
andD.Pesch;D.Turgut,S.K.Das,andM.Chatterjee
• Section9:T.Liu,P.Bahl,andI.Chlamtac;K.I.Smith,R.M.Eversion,andJ.E.
Fieldsend;M.Jamieson;R.RaoandG.Kesidis
• Section10:T.Camp,J.Boleng,andV.Davies;B.LiangandZ.Haas
• Section11:M.ZhaoandW.Wang
• Section12:Z.Haas;S.ChoandJ.P.Hayes;T.Camp,J.Boleng,andV.Davies
• Section 13: X. Li, B. Panja, and A. Zargari; H. Liu, Y. Xu, and Q-A. Zeng; W.
Shen,H.Liu,andQ-A.Zeng
• Section14:D.R.Basgeet,P.Dugenie,A.Munro,D.Kaleshi,andJ.Irvine;S.C.
Nelson,A.F.HarrisIII,andR.Kravets
• Section15:X.Hong,T.Kwon,M.Gerla,D.Gu,andG.Pei;S.C.Nelson,A.F.
HarrisIII,andR.Kravets
• Section16:T.Cakar
• Section17:D.Helbing,I.J.Farkas,P.Molnar,andT.Vicsek;J.GobelandA.E.
Krzesinski
• Section18:M.U.IlyasandH.Radha
• Section19:F.Legendre,V.Borrel,M.D.deAmorimandS.Fdida
• Section20:R.Timo,K.Blackmore,L.Hanlen;S.Lim,C.Yu,andC.R.Das;S.
PalChaudhuri,J.L.BoudecandM.Vojnovic
• Section 21: S. Bittner, W.-U. Raffel, and M. Scholz; J. Tian, J. Haehner, C.
Becker,I.Stepanov,andK.Rothermel
• Section 22: X. Hong, M. Gerla, G. Pei, and C. Chiang; S. H. Manjula, C. N.
Abhilash, Shaila K., K. R. Venugopal, and L. M. Patnaik; T. Camp, J. Boleng,
andV.Davies;S.S.Dalu,M.K.Naskar,andC.K.Sarkar
• Section23:K.H.WangandB.Li
• Section24:W.ChenandP.Chen
• Section25:K.BlakelyandB.Lowekamp
• Section26:B.Zhou,K.Xu,andM.Gerla
• Section27:M.Rossi,L.Badia,N.Bui,andM.Zorzi
• Section28:V.Borrel,M.D.Amorim,andS.Fdida
• Section29:S.A.WilliamsandD.Huang
• Section30:J.CanoandP.Manzoni
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• Section31:Z.R.Zaidi,B.L.Mark,andR.K.Thomas
• Section32:Z.R.Zaidi,B.L.Mark,andR.K.Thomas
• Section33:R.Olfati-Saber
• Section34:D.S.KimandS.K.Hwang
• Section35: F. Fitzek, L. Badia, M. Zorzi, G. Schulte, P. Seeling, and T.
Henderson;L.Petrak,O.Landsiedel,K.Wehrle
• Section36:S.Redon,Y.J.Kim,M.C.Lin,D.ManochaandJ.Templeman;M.
C.LinandD.Manocha;Y.Lu,H.Lin,Y.GuandA.Helmy
• Section 37: W. Hsu, T. Spyropoulos, K. Psounis, A. Helmy; C. Boldrini, M.
Conti,andA.Passarella
• Section38:J.Ghosh,S.Yoon,H.Ngo,andC.Qiao
• Section39:Y-X.WangandF.S.Bao;H.OchiaiandH.Esaki;C.Gui;J.Leguay,
T.TimurFriedman,andV.Conan
• Section40:R.Sen,G.Hackmann,G.C.Roman,andC.Gill
Finally, I provide my heartfelt thanks to Susan Lagerstrom-Fife, Editor at
Springer,forhelpingmewiththepublicationofmybookinnumerouswaysinclud-
ing presenting material for outlining the publication proposal. My assistant editor,
JenniferMaurer,helpedmeinpreparingthebookmanuscriptandadvisedmewith
infinitepatienceandgoodgrace.IextendmythankstoMr.VigneshKumarandhis
teamforin-depthproofingofthebook.
FortMonmouth,NewJersey RadhikaRanjanRoy