STAB-WIN: Self Organized, Topology Control Ability Backbone Node in Wireless Networks

CHAPTER 5 STAB WIN: SELF ORGANIZED, TOPOLOGY CONTROL ABILITY BACKBONE NODE IN WIRELESS NETWORKS 5.1 OBJECTIVE OF THE CHAPTER The objective of the work is to construct a backbone node with self organization, topology control and reconfiguration capabilities. The key issues in wireless networks are to maintain a topology with minimum degree, self organization during link or node failure and reconstruction ability when the backbone changes the position. Existing research works concentrate on any one of the issues by a backbone, but nodes in wireless networks are based on battery. To solve all the issues separately more power is required. A localized approach is proposed namely STAB-WIN, which will give the feasible solution without affecting the entire system performance using local updates. This research work focuses on multiservice ability of a node to meet the design goals of next generation networks. The proposed work is analyzed by the simulation results on analyzing the parameters like scalability which includes backbone size, routing overhead, control transfer and QoS parameters.