RFSNU: Reliable Forwarding Strategy in NDN based UWSN

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Underwater wireless sensor network (UWSN) is a communication paradigm that works in underwater environment such as in oceans, rivers, lakes, and seas. Multiple sensors are deployed in underwater that collect information according to user demand and forwards the data towards the Underwater Autonomous Vehicle (UAV) that send the data towards the ship or user. UWSN is based on Internet Protocol (IP). There are several limitations in existing IP based architecture such as data redundancy, location dependency, mobility. Therefore, there is need for a new network that enhance the network efficiently. Named Data Network (NDN) is a new communication paradigm that provides several built-in benefits such as in-network caching, mobility, avoid data duplication, and fast content retrieval time. In case of NDN based UWSN (NUWSN), network traffic increases due to bandwidth and large propagation delay. Due to dynamic nature of water the ratio of traffic load, packet duplication, packet retransmission increases. When delay is large then more packets can loss and more number of packet retrans-mission, and data duplication occurs. Therefore, there is need for efficient forwarding mechanism in NUWSN that minimize data duplication and packet retransmission. In this paper, we proposed a forwarding mechanism named as Reliable Forwarding Strategy in NDN based UWSN (RFSNU). RFSNU improves the forwarding process in underwater environment using depth based forwarding. Our scheme improves packets retransmission rate, and packet duplication that are main problems in NUWSN. © 2024 IEEE.

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Content Store; Named Data Networking; Underwater Autonomous Vehicle; Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks
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RFSNU: Reliable Forwarding Strategy in NDN based UWSN
저자
Khalid, Ahmed; Rehman, Rana Asif; Kim, Byung-Seo
DOI
10.1109/CCECE59415.2024.10667304
발행일
2024
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Proceedings Paper
저널명
Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering
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724 ~ 729