The Effect of Changing the Speed and the Number of Nodes on Packet Delivery Ratio in MANET
Mobile ad hoc network MANET is wireless network without any infrastructure nor centralized control, MANET may include many nodes that work as a router, number of nodes in MANET may change and each node in the network may change its speed frequently, so the routing in this kind of network is more complex than the routing in the wired network, routing has been discussed in many researches in order to find the routing protocol that provides a high performance. Packet delivery ratio PDR is an important metric in performance of MANET. The concern in this research is to study the effect of changing the number and the speed of nodes on PDR when implementing AODV and DSDV routing protocols, the research will deal with several number of the nodes, in addition it will deal with several values of the speed of the nodes, this study will lead to conclude which routing protocol may be more suitable for each case in terms of PDR.
Keywords: MANET, Routing protocols, DSDV, AODV, packet delivery ratio, PDR.
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Imad I. Saada
a PHD student in computer science department in Mansoura University and a member of the academic staff at IT. department in AL-Quds Open University. His subject is in the distributed systems.
Magdy Z. Rashad
an assistant professor and chairman of computer science department in Mansoura University. He is the decision support systems unit coordinator at faculty of computers &information in Mansoura University. He has supervised over 10 PhDs and 21 masters mostly specialized in artificial intelligence and its applications related to real life. As a result of his work he has published over 84 papers. current project is grid computing.
Mohamed A. Abu Elsoud
an assistant professor in computer science department in Mansoura University. He has supervised over 7 PhDs and 13 masters mostly specialized in artificial intelligence and its applications related to real life. As a result of his work he has published over 32 papers.
Imad I. Saada
a PHD student in computer science department in Mansoura University and a member of the academic staff at IT. department in AL-Quds Open University. His subject is in the distributed systems.
Magdy Z. Rashad
an assistant professor and chairman of computer science department in Mansoura University. He is the decision support systems unit coordinator at faculty of computers &information in Mansoura University. He has supervised over 10 PhDs and 21 masters mostly specialized in artificial intelligence and its applications related to real life. As a result of his work he has published over 84 papers. current project is grid computing.
Mohamed A. Abu Elsoud
an assistant professor in computer science department in Mansoura University. He has supervised over 7 PhDs and 13 masters mostly specialized in artificial intelligence and its applications related to real life. As a result of his work he has published over 32 papers.
