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Axel Neumann, 28-05-2014 12:48
1 | 1 | Axel Neumann | h1. Mobility performance Evaluation of Mesh rOuting protocols (MEMO) |
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3 | Experimentation Project executed by "RouteK S.L.":http://routek.net as part of "Federation for FIRE (Fed4Fire)":http://www.fed4fire.eu integrated project and funded as "Innovative Experiments by SMEs Fed4FIRE-SME-1":http://www.fed4fire.eu/open-calls/1st-call-for-sme-closed.html |
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5 | h2. Project Summary |
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7 | In contrast to traditional IP-mobility solutions (like MIPv6), which require a pre-deployed infrastructure and are limited to the coverage range of the core-backbone nodes, a fully mesh-based solution can conceptually provide a self-organized network that does not require any pre-deployed infrastructure and which’s coverage expands as nodes participate in the network. However, the performance of mesh networks in the presence of mobile mesh nodes is unclear. |
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9 | This project focuses, from an experimental point of view, on the capabilities of several mesh routing protocols (Babel, BMX6, BATMAN-adv, OLSR, and IEEE802.11s) for supporting mobile mesh nodes. These investigations are of significant interest because the demand for seamless mobility has become imperative for the users. |
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11 | 2 | Axel Neumann | Related experiments will be prepared using "emulab - total network testbed":http://www.wall2.ilabt.iminds.be/ and executed in w-iLab.t Zwijnaarde (iMinds) and Community-lab (UPC) Fed4FIRE testbeds because both of them support the configuration of wireless nodes similar to our standard deployments and are suitable to perform mobility tests. |
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13 | h2. Concept and objectives |
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15 | The main question we are seeking to answer with this experiment is (i) if and to what extend traditional IP-mobility solutions for wireless networks (like MIPv6) can be substituted with full-mesh based solutions and (ii) to what extend the existence of mobile nodes, and thereby introduced temporary and highly dynamic links, affects the end-to-end performance of stationary nodes. |
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17 | To answer this question, the objective of this proposal is to analyze state-of-the-art routing protocol solutions regarding their capabilities for supporting topology dynamics caused by mobile mesh nodes. |
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18 | The mobility support will be measured by means of the maximum amount of topology changes a protocol can handle while maintaining a continuous connection between (i) a mobile node and a stationary destination node and (ii) two stationary nodes which's possible end-to-end path include links via a mobile node. |
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19 | The exact metric for ranking the mobility performance of a protocol is given by a reference experiments. In addition, relevant cost factors for achieving an identified mobility performance will be captured as needed for providing a fair analysis of each's protocol advantages and disadvantages. |
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21 | The main objective of our concluding analysis is to provide benchmarking results and guidelines that allow to estimate and predict to some extend the feasibility for supporting a given use case with a particular routing protocol. |
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24 | h2. Outlook |
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26 | The project execution will officially start by June 1st and end by September 30 2014 |
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27 | This wiki will be updated over time. |