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Cet article propose un protocole MAC pour une diffusion efficace dans les réseaux ad hoc sans fil. Inondations pures conduit à de graves diffusions redondantes, à des conflits de paquets et à des collisions de paquets, connues sous le nom de la tempête de diffusion problème. Cet article se concentre sur la manière de réduire les diffusions redondantes. Plusieurs protocoles pour obtenir une diffusion efficace ont été proposés. Cependant, il existe un compromis entre l'accessibilité et le taux de diffusion, qui est le rapport entre le nombre de nœuds de diffusion et le nombre de nœuds reçus. Cet article propose un nouveau protocole MAC pour la diffusion à la demande, appelé protocole basé sur le dialogue afin de résoudre le compromis. Le protocole basé sur le dialogue utilise des massages supplémentaires appelés demander des paquets et à la signaux de réponse. Ils sont échangés à la demande, afin que les nœuds candidats relais reconnaissent l'état de leurs nœuds voisins s'ils ont déjà reçu les paquets diffusés. Enfin, par simulations informatiques, cet article présente que le schéma basé sur le dialogue combine une accessibilité élevée avec un faible taux de diffusion en utilisant de faibles massages supplémentaires.
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Keigo HASEGAWA, Takeo FUJII, Kenta UMEBAYASHI, Yukihiro KAMIYA, Yasuo SUZUKI, "Dialogue-Based Broadcasting Protocol for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E91-A, no. 7, pp. 1642-1651, July 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.7.1642.
Abstract: This paper proposes a MAC protocol for efficient broadcasting in wireless ad hoc networks. Pure flooding leads to serious redundant broadcasts, packet contention and packet collisions, known as the broadcast storm problem. This paper focuses on how to reduce the redundant broadcasts. Several protocols to achieve efficient broadcasting have been proposed. However a trade-off exists between the reachability and the broadcasting ratio, which is the ratio of the number of the broadcasting nodes to the number of received nodes. This paper proposes a new MAC protocol for on-demand broadcasting, which is referred to as dialogue-based protocol in order to resolve the trade-off. The dialogue-based protocol employs additional massages which are called as request packets and reply signals. They are exchanged in an on-demand manner, in order that relay candidate nodes recognize its neighbor nodes status whether they have already received the broadcast packets. Finally, by computer simulations, this paper presents that the dialogue-based scheme combines high reachability with low broadcasting ratio by using the low additional massages.
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