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10929 The effect of mobility on local service discovery in the Ahoy ad-hoc network system
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Goering, P.T.H. and Heijenk, G.J. and Haverkort, B.R.H.M. and Haarman, R. (2007) The effect of mobility on local service discovery in the Ahoy ad-hoc network system. In: Proceedings of the European Performance Engineering Workshop, EPEW 2007, 27 - 28 Sept 2007, Berlin, Germany. pp. 284-300. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 4748. Springer Verlag. ISBN 978-3-540-75210-3

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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75211-0_21

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Abstract

Ahoy, a protocol to perform local service discovery in ad-hoc networks is described in this paper. The protocol has been implemented in a discreteevent simulator to study its performance in case of a multihop mobile ad-hoc network. Especially the effect of mobility on the network load and the probability of finding services is investigated. Experiments show that the load caused by advertisement messages is very low, even when the mobility is increasing. For low speeds the percentage of found services is close to the maximum possible, while even at high speeds the probability of finding a service is still reasonable.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Paper (Full Paper, Talk)
Research Group:EWI-DACS: Design and Analysis of Communication Systems
Research Program:CTIT-WiSe: Wireless and Sensor Systems
Research Project:QoS for PN@home: Quality of Service for Personal Networks at Home
ID Code:10929
Status:Published
Deposited On:21 August 2007
Refereed:Yes
International:Yes
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