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The last hop of the Internet towards the end-user is mostly supported by wireless technologies and thus interconnects multiple users, that should, ideally, be served simultaneously. The shared media capability of such last hop is, however, underused, asthe principle behind wireless technologies implies that only one user can be served at an instant in time. Aiming at allowing multiuser transmission...
With the problem that the non-cooperation of selfish nodes causes by location privacy leakage and resource consumption, some researchers proposed a bargaining-based game for cooperative authentication in MANETs. In this game, a fundamental issue is to study how the asking/bidding price affects the cooperative willingness of nodes. To address the problem that the improvement of cooperative willingness...
The content routing protocols for MANETs proposed to date require the flooding of content requests or link-state advertisements. The Adaptive Publish-subscribe Distance Vector (APDV) protocol is presented as an alternative. APDV combines routing to well-known directories using distance-vector signaling with publish-subscribe mechanisms to discover content. Named data objects (NDO) are published with...
Information-centric networks have recently been drawing increasing attention in academia as well as in industry. Information and content retrieval is a critical service for mobile ad-hoc networks. It relies on other resources and tools, such as internal storage, content searching and sharing, delay-tolerant delivery, etc. Previous studies have shown that social networking can assist delay-tolerant...
In the immediate aftermath of a natural disaster, network infrastructure is likely to have suffered severe damages that challenge normal communications. In addition to that, traffic substantially increases as a result of people attempting to get in touch with friends, relatives or the rescue teams. To address such requirements of a challenged network, we propose a communication framework based on...
The Named Data Networking (NDN) project is emerging as one of the most promising information-centric future Internet architectures. So far, NDN performance in wireless networks has been largely unexplored, especially for what concerns transport mechanisms, which are crucial to ensure reliable and efficient data delivery while accounting for available resources and network dynamics. In this paper,...
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