Performance Evaluation of an OMPR Algorithm for Route Discovery in Noisy MANETs

Computer Science – Networking and Internet Architecture

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12 Pages, 8 Figures, 1 Table, Journal

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It has been revealed in the literature that pure multipoint relaying (MPR) algorithms demonstrate both simplicity and outstanding performance, as compared to other flooding algorithms in wireless networks. One drawback of pure MPR algorithms is that the selected forwarding set may not represent the optimum selection. In addition, little efforts have been carried-out to investigate the performance of such algorithms in noisy mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) suffering from high packet-loss and node mobility. In this paper, we develop and evaluate the performance of an optimal MPR (OMPR) algorithm for route discovery in noisy MANETs. The main feature of this new algorithm is that it calculates all possible sets of multipoint relays (MPRs) and then selects the set with minimum number of nodes. The algorithm demonstrates an excellent performance when it is compared with other route discovery algorithms as it achieves the highest cost-effective reachability.

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