Energy efficient multipath routing protocol for mobile ad hoc network using the fitness function

ENERGY EFFICIENT
MULTIPATH ROUTING
PROTOCOL FOR
MOBILE AD-HOC
NETWORK USING THE
FITNESS FUNCTION
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ABSTRACT
• Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is a collection of wireless mobile nodes that
dynamically form a temporary network without the reliance on any infrastructure or
central administration. Energy consumption is considered as one of the major
limitations in MANET, as the mobile nodes do not possess permanent power supply
and have to rely on batteries, thus reducing network lifetime as batteries get
exhausted very quickly as nodes move and change their positions rapidly across
MANET. The research proposed in this paper highlights this very specific problem of
energy consumption in MANET by applying the Fitness Function technique to optimize
the energy consumption in Ad Hoc On Demand Multipath Distance Vector (AOMDV)
routing protocol. The proposed protocol is called Ad Hoc On Demand Multipath
Distance Vector with the Fitness Function (FF‐AOMDV). The fitness function is used to
find the optimal path from the source to the destination to reduce the energy
consumption in multipath routing. The performance of the proposed FF‐AOMDV
protocol was evaluated by using Network Simulator Version 2 ( NS‐2 ), where the
performance was compared with AOMDV and Ad Hoc On Demand Multipath Routing
with Life Maximization (AOMR‐LM) protocols, the two most popular protocols
proposed in this area.
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EXISTING SYSTEM
• Multipath routing protocols enable the source node to choose the
best route among many routes during a single route discovery
process. This process in multipath routing will decrease the number
of route discovery processes since there are backup routes already
available and in case one route fails will reduce the end‐to‐end
delay, energy consumption and the network lifetime.
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DISADVANATAGE
• The issues of energy consumption and
path distance from the source to the
destination in MANET. They proposed a
multipath routing protocol based on
AOMDV called as, Power Aware Ad‐hoc
On Demand Multipath Distance Vector
(PAAOMDV).
• Even though energy saving and path
duration and stability are two
contrasting efforts and to satisfy both of
them can be very difficult. The authors
proposed a novel routing strategy which
tries to account for link stability with a
minimum rate of energy consumption.
Mobile Ad Hoc Network
(MANET)
Ad Hoc On
Demand
Multipath
Distance
Vector
(AOMDV)
Ad Hoc On Demand
Multipath Distance Vector
with the Fitness Function (FF‐
AOMDV)
Ad Hoc On
Demand
Multipath
Routing with
Life
Maximization
(AOMR‐LM)
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EXISTING SYSTEM
• Multipath routing protocols enable the source node to choose the
best route among many routes during a single route discovery
process. This process in multipath routing will decrease the number
of route discovery processes since there are backup routes already
available and in case one route fails will reduce the end‐to‐end delay,
energy consumption and the network lifetime.
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PROPOSED SYSTEM
• We proposed a new energy efficient multipath routing algorithm
called FF‐AOMDV simulated using NS‐2 under three different
scenarios, varying node speed, packet size and simulation time.
These scenarios were tested by five (5) performance metrics
(Packet delivery ratio, Throughput, End‐to‐end‐delay, Energy
consumption and Network lifetime). Simulation results showed
that the proposed FF‐AOMDV algorithm has performed much
better than both AOMR‐LM and AOMDV in throughput, packet
delivery ratio and end‐to‐end delay. It also performed well
against AOMDV for conserving more energy and better network
lifetime.
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ADVANATAGAE
• Energy consumption and Network lifetime). Network Simulation
results showed that the proposed FF‐AOMDV algorithm has
performed much better than both AOMR‐LM and AOMDV in
throughput, packet delivery ratio and end‐to‐end delay.
• It also performed well against AOMDV for conserving more energy
and better network lifetime
• In this case the calculations for selecting routes towards the
destination will be according to energy, distance and bandwidth.
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AOMDV Algorithm
• Select the Source and Destination.
• Source Initialize the route Discovery.
• Broadcast the Routing Packet to direct nodes.
• Update the routing information in the Source Routing Table.
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REFERENCES
[1] Macker, J. (1999). Mobile ad hoc networking (MANET): Routing protocol
performance issues and evaluation considerations.
[2] Giordano, S. (2002). Mobile ad hoc networks. Handbook of wireless networks
and mobile computing, 325‐346.
[3] Perkins, C. E. (2001). Ad hoc networking: an introduction, Ad hoc networking.
[4] Zheng, S., Weiqiang, W. U., & Zhang, Q. (2011). Energy and link‐state based
routing protocol for MANET. IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information and Systems,
94(5), 1026‐1034.
[5] Marina, M. K., & Das, S. R. (2006). Ad hoc on‐demand multipath distance
vector routing. Wireless communications and mobile computing, 6(7).
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