Multihop multicast header compression in manets
D Kidston, W Chae… - 2018 IEEE International …, 2018 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
D Kidston, W Chae, H Rutagemwa
2018 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2018•ieeexplore.ieee.orgA common technique for improving throughput and increasing spectrum efficiency in
wireless networks is the use of header compression. Removing static, implied or redundant
protocol fields by synchronizing state information between a sender and receiver reduces
per-packet overhead for long lived communication flows. Previous header compression
work has focused primarily on single-hop unicast traffic. In this paper we describe a multi-
hop multicast header compression (MMHC) scheme applicable to mobile ad-hoc networks …
wireless networks is the use of header compression. Removing static, implied or redundant
protocol fields by synchronizing state information between a sender and receiver reduces
per-packet overhead for long lived communication flows. Previous header compression
work has focused primarily on single-hop unicast traffic. In this paper we describe a multi-
hop multicast header compression (MMHC) scheme applicable to mobile ad-hoc networks …
A common technique for improving throughput and increasing spectrum efficiency in wireless networks is the use of header compression. Removing static, implied or redundant protocol fields by synchronizing state information between a sender and receiver reduces per-packet overhead for long lived communication flows. Previous header compression work has focused primarily on single-hop unicast traffic. In this paper we describe a multi-hop multicast header compression (MMHC) scheme applicable to mobile ad-hoc networks. MMHC provides an end-to-end solution where multicast forwarders and receivers are synchronized simultaneously and not hop-by-hop as in previous schemes. Simulation results show that the reductions in per-transmission overhead achieved provide significant gains in both throughput and latency, especially when the average payload size of packets aggregated into the communication flow is small.
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