МОДИФІКОВАНИЙ АЛГОРИТМ GABRIEL GRAPH - ПЛАНАРИЗАЦІЇ ДЛЯ ГЕОГРАФІЧНОЇ МАРШРУТИЗАЦІЇ В MANET МЕРЕЖАХ
Анотація
Modified Gabriel Graph planarization algorithm
for geographic routing in MANET networks
Most of modern geographic routing protocols use certain kind of network planarization algorithm to generate (and maintain) the network planar graph. The main and only purpose of such graph in geographic routing process is to implement face routing in the dead end situation (when transmitting node does not aware of any node closer to the destination than itself). This work is designed to provide a better algorithm of network planarization based on GG-planarization and check its behavior depending on various network parameters such as nodes transmission range rate (ratio of max range to min range) and average node degree in the network graph.
Посилання
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