Routing for Computing and Constrained Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Environment

Abstract

Routing Mechanism in Mobile Adhoc Networks is a difficult task since it has to react proficiently in horrible and unfavorable situations and support conventional IP services. Additionally, the Quality of Service is needed to help the rapid growth of video in mobile traffic. As an outcome, enormous efforts have been committed to design of QoS routing in MANETs. The independent nature of QoS routing protocols brings results in the absence of one-for-all solution in MANETs. Then, the relative significance of QoS measurements in genuine applications isn�t considered in numerous experiments. The one with most astounding weight is the optimal protocol among all the other choices. The reliability and efficiency of SAW-AHP are validated through simulations. An integrated architecture, using evaluation results of SAW-AHP is proposed which incorporates the ad hoc technology into the existing WLAN and therefore provides a solution for the last mile access problems. The protocol selection induced cost and gains are also discussed. We conclude the paper by describing a potential application.