Abstract
Trajectory based forwarding (TBF) is a novel paradigm that makes the transition from a discrete view of the paths to a continuous view of the paths in future dense networks. Its main advantages are that it provides cheap path diversity, decouples path naming from the path itself, and trades off communication for computation. When GPS is not available, TBF may make use of alternate techniques, such as global and local positioning algorithms. It is robust in front of adverse conditions, such as sparse networks, and imprecise positioning. This paper, TBF should be used as an essential layer in position centric ad hoc networks, as a support for basic services: routing (unicast, multicast, multipath), broadcasting and discovery.
Keywords
Mobile Ad Hoc Network
Routing
Trajectory based forwarding
Mobility
Broadcasting
Discovery
Authors
How to Cite this Article
B.Thangam, K.Sumathi (2017).
"SECURE DATA FORWARDING IN MOBILE AD HOC NETWORK USING TRAJECTORY BASED FORWARDING".
International Journal of Contemporary Research in Computer Science and Technology,
3(11), pp. 36-41.