ABSTRACT
Mobile opportunistic network (MON) is a new paradigm which exploits node contacts to forward data, enabling numerous and impressive applications. The data copy spraying scheme is a challenging problem in MON, due to the mobility of nodes and lack of global knowledge, it hence captures great interests from research communities. Traditional algorithms allocate data copies with node's statistical information and neglect the temporal contact feature, resulting in a poor delivery performance. We propose AS, an adaptive data copy spraying scheme in MON. AS adjusts the number of copies dynamically based on the temporal contact feature among nodes. Theoretical analysis verifies that AS achieves a lower mean delivery delay than SprayWait, one of the state-of-the-art works. Simulation results show that AS improves the packet delivery ratio simultaneously.
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- Poster: An Adaptive Copy Spraying Scheme for Data Forwarding in Mobile Opportunistic Networks
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