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2. Definition
“It is an autonomous system of mobile
hosts(MHs)(also serving as routers)
connected by wireless links.”
Ad Hoc networks do not need support from
any existing infrastructure, like Base
Station, Access Point, etc.
4. Infrastructure Vs Ad Hoc Network
Infrastructure networks Ad-hoc wireless networks
Fixed infrastructure No infrastructure
Single-hop wireless links Multi-hop wireless links
High cost and time of deployment Very quick and cost-effective
Reuse of frequency via channel reuse Dynamic frequency sharing
Nowadays applications: civilian, commercial Nowadays applications: military, rescue
High cost of network maintenance Maintenance operations are built-in
Low complexity of mobile devices Intelligent mobile devices are required
Widely deployed, evolves Still under development in commercial sector
5. What makes ad hoc so attractive:
• quick deployment;
• inexpensive deployment and operation.
6. Technical challenges
There are many challenges in design, deployment, and
performance of ad hoc:
1. Medium access scheme;
2. Routing and multicasting;
3. Transport layer protocol;
4. Quality of service provisioning;
5. Self Organizing
6. Security;
7. Energy management;
8. Addressing and service discovery;
9. Scalability;
10. Deployment considerations.
Note! no good solutions for these challenges.
7. mode of operation
Ad hoc networks are basically peer-to-peer multi-hop mobile
wireless networks where information packets are transmitted in
a store-and-forward manner from a source to an arbitrary
destination, via intermediate nodes as shown in Figure
Symmetric and asymmetric are related to radio range: some protocols concentrate on sy……
8. As the MHs move, the resulting change in network topology must
be made known to the other nodes so that outdated topology
information can be updated or removed.
For example, as the MH2 in the above Figure changes its point of
attachment from MH3 to MH4 other nodes part of the network
should use this new route to forward packets to MH2.
9. Important characteristics of a MANET
• Dynamic Topologies : nodes move randomly
with different speeds, network topology
changes
• Energy-constrained Operation: nodes also
involve in network management, system and
applications be designed to save the energy
• Limited Bandwidth: Transmission rate is low
• Security Threats: Mobile wireless networks are
generally more prone to physical security
threats than fixed-cable nets. Security services
be designed carefully
10. The Communication Puzzle
• There are different types of wireless networks
with different transmission speeds and ranges
• Personal Area Network (PAN)personal objects
• Local Area Network(LAN) single building or campus
• Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN) towns and cities
• Wide Area Network (WAN) states, countries, continents
• Regional Area Network (RAN) to provide coverage
ranges in the order of tens of kilometers with applications in rural
and remote areas
All these are differed by the physical distance
that the network spans
11. LAN, MAN and WAN were originally started as wired network, PANs and RANs, on the other
hand, have been introduced with wireless connectivity in mind
• Figure below compares various wireless networks in terms of the popular standards,
speeds, communication ranges and applications
12. • ad hoc networks are mostly within the framework of Wireless
LANs and Wireless PANs, a lot of movement is currently
undergoing as to integrate ad hoc networks with MANs and
WWANs
• With this it would be easy to connect the ad hoc network with
the outside world (e.g., Internet)
• While the mobile devices are equipped with dual mode and
dual band radio frequencies , heterogeneous networks will
become more and more common and the need to integrate
them will be of paramount importance
13. Applications of MANETs
Day-to-day applications like email and file transfer can be easily
deployable within an ad hoc network environment
Web Services: can also be implemented with ad hoc networks,
where any node in the network can serve as a gateway to the
outside world.
Military Applications: Ad Hoc networks were developed by
keeping in mind military applications. Infrastructure network
is almost impossible to establish or maintain in the battle field
in an unknown region. The ad hoc networks having self-
organizing capability can be effectively used in these
situations.
Crisis Management: In case of crisis management, infrastructure
may be destroyed, in such cases ad hoc networks are useful.
Personal Area Networking: managing personal things like
printers, cell phones, PDAs, laptops, headsets, and so on. (ad
hoc network can be replaced with bluetooth)
14. Challenges:
• Active research is going on in Adhoc, several aspects have
been explored, many problems have been arisen, still some
issues to be addressed.
• Major challenges are:
1.Scalability;
2.Quality of service;
3.Client server model shift;
4.Security;
5.Interoperation with the Internet;
6.Energy conservation;
7.Node cooperation;
8.Interoperation.
15. Scalability
• Ad hoc networks suffer, by nature, from the scalability
problems in capacity.
• In a non-cooperative network, where omni-directional
antennas are being used, the through put per node decreases
at a rate 1/(sqrt(N)),where N is the number of nodes.
• That is, in a network with100 nodes, a single device gets, at
most, approximately one tenth of the theoretical network
data rate. The problem fixed with bi directional antennas
• As the network size increases the problems like Route
acquisition, service location and encryption key exchanges
need to be solved.
16. Quality of Service
• There are many applications for transfer of Voice, live video,
and file transfer.
• QoS parameters such as delay, jitter, bandwidth, Packet loss
probability, and so on need to be addressed carefully.
• Issues of QoS robustness, QoS routing policies, algorithms and
protocols with multiple, including preemptive, priorities
remain to be addressed.
17. Client-Server Model Shift
• Address allocation, name resolution, authentication and the
Service location are just examples of the very basic services
which are done by the servers but in ad hoc some nodes do
all these and their location in the network is unknown and
possibly even changing over time.
• The issue of shift from the traditional client-sever model
remains to be appropriately addressed
18. Security
• Lack of any centralized network management or certification
authority makes these dynamically changing wireless structures
leads security threats like infiltration, eavesdropping,
interference, and so on.
• Security is indeed one of the most difficult problems to be
solved, but it has received only modest attention so far
19. Interoperation with the Internet
• It seems very likely that the most common applications of
adhoc networks require some Internet connection.
20. Energy Conservation
• There are two primary research topics: maximization of life time
of a single node and maximization of the life time of the whole
network.
• These goals can be achieved either by developing better
batteries, or by making the network terminals‘ operation more
energy efficient.
• The first approach is likely to give a 40% increase in battery life,
remaining 60% can be achieved though the design of energy
efficient protocols design