The document discusses channel allocation and routing in hybrid multichannel multiradio wireless mesh networks. It proposes an Adaptive Dynamic Channel Allocation (ADCA) protocol that considers both throughput and delay optimization in channel assignment. It also proposes an Interference and Congestion Aware Routing (ICAR) protocol for hybrid networks with static and dynamic links that balances channel usage. Simulation results show that ADCA reduces packet delay significantly without degrading throughput, and the hybrid architecture adapts better to changing traffic than static-only architectures with lower overhead and delay than existing hybrid network approaches.

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CHANNEL ALLOCATION AND ROUTING IN HYBRID MULTICHANNEL
MULTIRADIO WIRELESS MESH NETWORKS
ABSTRACT:
Many efforts have been devoted to maximizing network throughput in a multichannel multiradio
wireless mesh network. Most current solutions are based on either purely static or purely
dynamic channel allocation approaches. In this paper, we propose a hybrid multichannel
multiradio wireless mesh networking architecture, where each mesh node has both static and
dynamic interfaces. We first present an Adaptive Dynamic Channel Allocation protocol
(ADCA), which considers optimization for both throughput and delay in the channel assignment.
We propose an Interference and Congestion Aware Routing protocol (ICAR) in the hybrid
network with both static and dynamic links, which balances the channel usage in the network.
Our simulation results show that compared to previous works, ADCA reduces the packet delay
considerably without degrading the network throughput. The hybrid architecture shows much
better adaptivity to changing traffic than purely static architecture without dramatic increase in
overhead, and achieves lower delay than existing approaches for hybrid networks.