| Publisher | Association for Computing Machinery | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 132.7KB PDF | Date added | 11 Jun 2007 |
| Topics | Switching, Bandwidth Issues, Programming Languages | ||
| Downloads | 5 | ||
Epidemic routing has been proposed to reduce the data transmission delay in opportunistic networks, in which data can be either replicated or network coded along the opportunistic multiple paths. This paper introduce an analytical framework to study the performance of network coding based epidemic routing, in comparison with replication based epidemic routing. With extensive simulations, the paper show that this model successfully characterizes these two protocols and demonstrates the superiority of network coding in opportunistic networks when bandwidth and node buffers are limited. Then the paper propose a priority variant of the network coding based protocol, which has the salient feature that the destination can decode a high priority subset of the data much earlier than it can decode any data without the priority scheme.
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