Presentation 2000/4/21
A Novel Routing Scheme in Which Each Terminal Autonomously Decides Relay Priority and Transmission Power Based on the Received Signals' Strength and Sensed Carrier
Youiti KADO, Yuichiro OHNO, Koichi GYODA, Takashi OHIRA,
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Abstract(in English) In a wireless ad hoc network, a network among ubiquitous terminals which are temporally close situated, terminals are expected to provide switch and relay functions as network resources. Dynamic topology such as the number of terminals and the relative location and velocity among terminals must be considered. In this paper, we first define flooding as a prior phase for routing processes in a wireless ad hoc network. We examine a flooding method which reduce redundant forwarding traffic based on received signals' strength. Finally, we propose a new additional mechanism for controlling transmission power, which increses the adaptivity of the flooding method.
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Keyword(in English) wireless ad hoc networks / routing / flooding / dynamic topology / adaptive control
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Title (in English) A Novel Routing Scheme in Which Each Terminal Autonomously Decides Relay Priority and Transmission Power Based on the Received Signals' Strength and Sensed Carrier
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Keyword(1) wireless ad hoc networks
Keyword(2) routing
Keyword(3) flooding
Keyword(4) dynamic topology
Keyword(5) adaptive control
1st Author's Name Youiti KADO
1st Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories()
2nd Author's Name Yuichiro OHNO
2nd Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
3rd Author's Name Koichi GYODA
3rd Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
4th Author's Name Takashi OHIRA
4th Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
Date 2000/4/21
Paper # RCS2000-6
Volume (vol) vol.100
Number (no) 21
Page pp.pp.-
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