| An Integrated Multi-layer Approach for Seamless Soft Handoff in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks |
Jan 2011 |
13 pages |
| Authors:
Hui Zeng; Jason H Li; Subir Das; Anthony McAuley; John Lee; Thomas Stuhrmann; Mario Gerla; UNITED STATES ARMY COMMAND AND CONTROL DIRECTORATE (CERDEC) FORT MONMOUTH NJ
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 | The handoff problem in ad hoc networks needs to be treated through an integrated multi-layer approach, due to its major differences with respect to the counterpart in infrastructure-based networks. In this paper, an integrated framework through the cross layer approach is presented to deal with the handoff problem in heterogeneous wireless networks with multiple interfaces. Further, extensive study has been conducted to evaluate our proposed handoff solution through simulation, emulation ... |
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| Routing Through an Integrated Communication and Social Network |
Oct 2009 |
9 pages |
| Authors:
Michael W Bigrigg; Kathleen M Carley; Kyriakos Manousakis; Anthony McAuley; CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV PITTSBURGH PA
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| This paper explores the robust routing of messages among individuals. Traditional routing assumes individuals provide messages to a device connected to a communications network that assumes all responsibility for message delivery. Although each individual may have links to multiple communication devices (office computer, PDA, cell phone), messages are delivered only if there is an end-to-end communication path between communication devices available to each individual. To improve robustness of communication, especially ... |
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| Scalable and Secure IPv6 Solutions for Connecting Mobile Networks to the GIG |
NOV 2006 |
7 pages |
| Authors:
Isil Sebuektekin; Anthony McAuley; TELCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES INC PISCATAWAY NJ
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| Future military programs are mandated to use IPv6; however, little emphasis has been placed on exploiting the potential in IPv6 to more efficiently support mobile networks. Current approaches mimic IPv4 solutions, which may prevent the full benefits of IPv6 from being realized in dynamic networks. These IPv4-copycat solutions may, for example, degrade routing performance and scalability. In this paper we analyze the alternatives available within IPv6 to improve the interconnection ... |
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| Cross-Layer Optimization and Adaptation in Wireless Mobile Ad Hoc Networks |
Jun 2004 |
21 pages |
| Authors:
Ashutosh Dutta; Raquel Morera; Anthony McAuley; Nim Cheung; Ken Young; TELCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES INC MORRISTOWN NJ
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| Overview: *Objective *Wireless Ad Hoc Networks Characteristics *Cross-Layer Design Factors and Feedback Stack *Cross-layer optimization and adaptation improves performance in the user plane -Fast-handoff for mobile using triggers (MOSAIC/CERDEC, LTS, AJCN/DARPA/CERDEC) -Adaptive application based on signaling (AJCN/DARPA/CERDEC) *Cross-layer optimization improves performance in the network management plane -Cross layer Issues in domain auto-configuration (ARL CTA C&N) *Conclusions. |
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| A Framework for Scalable Hierarchical Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks |
2004 |
9 pages |
| Authors:
Karthikeyan Chandrashekar; Raquel Morera; Anthony McAuley; John Baras; MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK INST FOR SYSTEMS RESEARCH
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| The theoretical performance advantages of dividing a network into independent routing domains is well known; however, the actual benefits are hard to quantify and are often not sufficient to outweigh the added complexity. Justification of domains is especially hard in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETS) because reconfiguration overhead and the use of single interface routers increase. Nevertheless, the authors believe that with the right domain configuration and inter-domain routing protocol, ... |
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