An Adaptive Threshold Routing Scheme in DTNs

Zhe Chen; Yan Xiang He; Wen Ming Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.850-851.733

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vols. 850-851An Adaptive Threshold Routing Scheme in DTNs

An Adaptive Threshold Routing Scheme in DTNs

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The paper proposes an adaptive threshold routing scheme for delay tolerant networks. And it introduces the principle of ATM. The applications motivate a routing method that is different from Epidemic Routing Strategy in two ways: throughput and delivery. Finally the simulation results show that ATM obtains significant superior by comparing with the ERS.

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Zhe Chen, Yan Xiang He, Wen Ming Shi

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Adaptive Threshold Method, Delay Tolerant Networks, Epidemic Routing Strategy, Throughput

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