Distributed Cooperative Caching in Social Wireless Networks

Social wireless networks are the networks in which the nodes are splits in a wireless network for an effective communication. Social wireless networks are common in mobile devices such as data-enabled phones and in some other mobile devices. These are used to share common interests such as to share the electronic content in networks. Electronic object caching in such networks will be reduce the content provisioning cost which depends heavily on service and pricing dependencies among content providers, network service providers and end consumers. In this paper the cooperative caching policies have been proposed to reduce the content provisioning cost in Social Wireless Networks. It also develops network, service and pricing models. They are used for creating two cooperative caching strategies. These strategies are used for minimizing the content provisioning cost in networks with homogenous and heterogeneous object demands. In this project the analytical and simulation models have been proposed in-order to check the performance of the proposed caching strategies.