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Chikara Ohta - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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asymmetric Hidden Node Problem aware routing metric for wireless mesh networks
Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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CCNC - Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware Routing Metric for Wireless Mesh Networks
2019 16th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC), 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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Efficient and reliable packet transfer protocol for wireless multihop bidirectional communications
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2018Co-Authors: Yumi Takaki, Keisuke Maesako, Tomio Kamada, Chikara Ohta, Makoto Ando, Keisuke Fujita, Hisashi TamakiAbstract:In wireless multihop bidirectional communication environment, there is a possibility that packet collision and retransmission owing to the Hidden Node Problem decrease efficiency of throughput. The...
Hazem H Refai - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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fighting against access collision and Hidden Node Problem in broadcast scheme of wireless ad hoc networks
Global Communications Conference, 2013Co-Authors: Xianbo Chen, Lihfeng Tsaur, Hazem H RefaiAbstract:Broadcast service is an integral part of wireless networks, through which important control and signaling information are typically exchanged. However, its multi-receiver nature determines that broadcast suffers more from access collision and Hidden Node Problem. In wireless ad hoc networks, the phenomenon becomes even worse due to the absence of a central coordinator. Existing media access control (MAC) protocols in wireless ad hoc networks were primarily designed for unicast service and the potential broadcast support is not satisfying. In this paper, we introduce a MAC layer protocol, namely Parallel Signaling and Persistently Synchronous MAC (PS2MAC) that can significantly alleviate both access collision and Hidden Node Problem. A novel relay technique is deployed in PS2MAC so that a superior broadcast performance, such as throughput and packet delivery ratio, is achieved. The conclusion is supported with simulation analysis.
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GLOBECOM Workshops - Fighting against access collision and Hidden Node Problem in broadcast scheme of wireless ad hoc networks
2013 IEEE Globecom Workshops (GC Wkshps), 2013Co-Authors: Xianbo Chen, Lihfeng Tsaur, Hazem H RefaiAbstract:Broadcast service is an integral part of wireless networks, through which important control and signaling information are typically exchanged. However, its multi-receiver nature determines that broadcast suffers more from access collision and Hidden Node Problem. In wireless ad hoc networks, the phenomenon becomes even worse due to the absence of a central coordinator. Existing media access control (MAC) protocols in wireless ad hoc networks were primarily designed for unicast service and the potential broadcast support is not satisfying. In this paper, we introduce a MAC layer protocol, namely Parallel Signaling and Persistently Synchronous MAC (PS2MAC) that can significantly alleviate both access collision and Hidden Node Problem. A novel relay technique is deployed in PS2MAC so that a superior broadcast performance, such as throughput and packet delivery ratio, is achieved. The conclusion is supported with simulation analysis.
Keisuke Maesako - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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asymmetric Hidden Node Problem aware routing metric for wireless mesh networks
Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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CCNC - Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware Routing Metric for Wireless Mesh Networks
2019 16th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC), 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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Efficient and reliable packet transfer protocol for wireless multihop bidirectional communications
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2018Co-Authors: Yumi Takaki, Keisuke Maesako, Tomio Kamada, Chikara Ohta, Makoto Ando, Keisuke Fujita, Hisashi TamakiAbstract:In wireless multihop bidirectional communication environment, there is a possibility that packet collision and retransmission owing to the Hidden Node Problem decrease efficiency of throughput. The...
Xianbo Chen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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fighting against access collision and Hidden Node Problem in broadcast scheme of wireless ad hoc networks
Global Communications Conference, 2013Co-Authors: Xianbo Chen, Lihfeng Tsaur, Hazem H RefaiAbstract:Broadcast service is an integral part of wireless networks, through which important control and signaling information are typically exchanged. However, its multi-receiver nature determines that broadcast suffers more from access collision and Hidden Node Problem. In wireless ad hoc networks, the phenomenon becomes even worse due to the absence of a central coordinator. Existing media access control (MAC) protocols in wireless ad hoc networks were primarily designed for unicast service and the potential broadcast support is not satisfying. In this paper, we introduce a MAC layer protocol, namely Parallel Signaling and Persistently Synchronous MAC (PS2MAC) that can significantly alleviate both access collision and Hidden Node Problem. A novel relay technique is deployed in PS2MAC so that a superior broadcast performance, such as throughput and packet delivery ratio, is achieved. The conclusion is supported with simulation analysis.
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GLOBECOM Workshops - Fighting against access collision and Hidden Node Problem in broadcast scheme of wireless ad hoc networks
2013 IEEE Globecom Workshops (GC Wkshps), 2013Co-Authors: Xianbo Chen, Lihfeng Tsaur, Hazem H RefaiAbstract:Broadcast service is an integral part of wireless networks, through which important control and signaling information are typically exchanged. However, its multi-receiver nature determines that broadcast suffers more from access collision and Hidden Node Problem. In wireless ad hoc networks, the phenomenon becomes even worse due to the absence of a central coordinator. Existing media access control (MAC) protocols in wireless ad hoc networks were primarily designed for unicast service and the potential broadcast support is not satisfying. In this paper, we introduce a MAC layer protocol, namely Parallel Signaling and Persistently Synchronous MAC (PS2MAC) that can significantly alleviate both access collision and Hidden Node Problem. A novel relay technique is deployed in PS2MAC so that a superior broadcast performance, such as throughput and packet delivery ratio, is achieved. The conclusion is supported with simulation analysis.
Yumi Takaki - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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asymmetric Hidden Node Problem aware routing metric for wireless mesh networks
Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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CCNC - Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware Routing Metric for Wireless Mesh Networks
2019 16th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications & Networking Conference (CCNC), 2019Co-Authors: Keisuke Maesako, Yumi Takaki, Tomio Kamada, Chikara OhtaAbstract:In recent years, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have become popular because of their wide coverage areas and high fault tolerance. Although unlicensed-band off-the-shelf wireless devices based on IEEE 802.11 are widely deployed, WMNs based on IEEE 802.11 suffer from degradation of throughput owing to the Hidden Node Problem. To mitigate this Problem, in this study, we developed a new routing metric called the “Asymmetric Hidden Node Problem Aware routing Metric (AHAM).” AHAM enables a new flow to establish a source-destination path that largely avoids not only interference with Hidden Nodes of existing flows but also making Hidden Nodes on that path interfere with existing flows. This is because the Hidden Node Problem can asymmetrically impact throughput between flows when new flows are established. As a response, AHAM aims to estimate the influence of Hidden Nodes accurately and compensate for how both the new and existing flows influence each other. Simulation results showed that AHAM realizes high throughput while maintaining network fairness compared with other metrics.
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Efficient and reliable packet transfer protocol for wireless multihop bidirectional communications
International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 2018Co-Authors: Yumi Takaki, Keisuke Maesako, Tomio Kamada, Chikara Ohta, Makoto Ando, Keisuke Fujita, Hisashi TamakiAbstract:In wireless multihop bidirectional communication environment, there is a possibility that packet collision and retransmission owing to the Hidden Node Problem decrease efficiency of throughput. The...