Topology control based on the group mobility model for mobile wireless mesh backbone networks
by Zi Zhang; Ting-lei Huang
International Journal of Information and Communication Technology (IJICT), Vol. 10, No. 3, 2017

Abstract: In this paper, we study the characteristics and components of mobile wireless mesh backbone networks (MWMBNs). How to maintain the heterogeneous network connectivity in mobile scenarios is important. We propose a topology control algorithm based on the group mobility model for MWMBN to maintain network connectivity in mobile scenarios. It includes the following work: MWMBNs is classified into the mobile wireless backbone node group (MWBNG) and unit groups (UGs). the MWBNG is composed of all the MWBNs while the UG is composed of a MWBN and several TNs connect it. In the MWBNG, we propose the reference points assignment algorithm (RPAA) based on the RPGM model. In the UG, the TNs has different communication radius with the MWBNs', we propose the topology control algorithm based on tolerate zone using nomadic community mobility, the control algorithm does not need to use any control information to maintain topology control or to change the routing table. The TNs change the self-position to maintain the connectivity with the MWBN. The simulation results show the topology control algorithm based on the group mobility model for MWMBN to maintain the heterogeneous network connectivity when they move together.

Online publication date: Thu, 23-Mar-2017

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