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Le réseau LPWAN (Low Power Wide Area Network) est conçu pour les applications IoT connectées à faible bande passante, faible consommation, longue distance et à grande échelle et est réaliste pour la mise en réseau en cas d'urgence ou de situation restreinte. Il a donc été proposé comme technologie de communication attrayante. pour gérer les situations inattendues qui surviennent pendant et/ou après une catastrophe. Cependant, le LPWAN traditionnel, avec son protocole par défaut, réduira l'efficacité de la communication en cas de catastrophe, car un grand nombre d'utilisateurs enverront et recevront des informations d'urgence, ce qui entraînera des blocages de communication et une montée en flèche des taux d'erreur. Dans cet article, nous avons proposé une structure de réseau décentralisée basée sur LPWAN comme extension de notre précédent système de partage d'informations sur les catastrophes (DISS). Notre structure de réseau est alimentée par un réseau de nœuds nommés (3N) qui est basé sur un réseau centré sur l'information (ICN). Cette structure de réseau optimise les problèmes excessifs de transfert de paquets inutiles et d'optimisation de chemin avec le routage des noms de nœuds (NNR). Pour vérifier notre proposition, nous menons une expérience sur le terrain pour évaluer l'efficacité de la transmission du chemin des paquets entre la structure 3N+LPWA et la structure ICN+LPWA. Les résultats expérimentaux confirment que la charge de l'ensemble du réseau de transmission de données est considérablement réduite après que NNR a optimisé le chemin de transmission.
Xin QI
Waseda University
Zheng WEN
Waseda University
Keping YU
Waseda University
Kazunori MURATA
Waseda University
Kouichi SHIBATA
Skeed Co. Ltd
Takuro SATO
Waseda University
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Xin QI, Zheng WEN, Keping YU, Kazunori MURATA, Kouichi SHIBATA, Takuro SATO, "Content-Oriented Disaster Network Utilizing Named Node Routing and Field Experiment Evaluation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E102-D, no. 5, pp. 988-997, May 2019, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2018NTP0009.
Abstract: Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) is designed for low-bandwidth, low-power, long-distance, large-scale connected IoT applications and realistic for networking in an emergency or restricted situation, so it has been proposed as an attractive communication technology to handle unexpected situations that occur during and/or after a disaster. However, the traditional LPWAN with its default protocol will reduce the communication efficiency in disaster situation because a large number of users will send and receive emergency information result in communication jams and soaring error rates. In this paper, we proposed a LPWAN based decentralized network structure as an extension of our previous Disaster Information Sharing System (DISS). Our network structure is powered by Named Node Networking (3N) which is based on the Information-Centric Networking (ICN). This network structure optimizes the excessive useless packet forwarding and path optimization problems with node name routing (NNR). To verify our proposal, we conduct a field experiment to evaluate the efficiency of packet path forwarding between 3N+LPWA structure and ICN+LPWA structure. Experimental results confirm that the load of the entire data transmission network is significantly reduced after NNR optimized the transmission path.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/transinf.2018NTP0009/_p
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