Ad-Hoc Network Research Topics

Ad-Hoc Network research topics is becoming one of most popular and majorly chosen field in recent years. The term Ad-hoc is not a new word; it has its great impact in the previous years. The term Ad-Hoc is coined because they do not rely on a pre-existing infrastructure like routers. Ad-Hoc network are decentralized type of wireless network which are also otherwise known as IBSS (also Independent Basic Service Set). Minimal configuration and Quick development makes the Ad-Hoc networks suitable for emergency situations like natural disaster and military conflicts. Most popular area in Ad-Hoc topics includes security, scalability, mobility, and also coordination. Each area under this area has widespread scope for research.

Ad-hoc networks do not need also any expensive infrastructure; it forms the separate network, where the distribution of information is very fast. An advantage of the Ad-Hoc network is rapid deployment, robustness, flexibility, inherent support for mobility. It has an added advantage of increased power efficiency, QOS and also automatic deployment. These advantages give rise to ideas for scholars who are also looking towards Ad-hoc Network research topics.

In general, Nodes in ad hoc networks enter and also leave the network based on their wish using routing concept. But here security concept lags and to improve scalability will also adversely affect the power efficiency. This are minute concepts but has major impact on day today life which makes this field best for research. All support regarding the issues and also solutions in adhoc network are also provided by our dynamic team. Journals and paper publication in top journals like SCI in this domain can also give added reward for PhD scholars. We also have separate team to guide scholars for paper publication in top journals.

ADHOC RESEARCH ISSUES :

MAC, scheduling
Applications-Multimedia
Internet Protocols on AHNs
Network management
QoS, service differentiation
New network concepts
Service Availability
Positioning, also situation awareness
Topology of networks
Transport issues
Security
Mobility
Cooperation
Support also for different routing protocols
Interoperation with also other wireless networks
Aggregation of network
bandwidth optimization
power control
transmission-quality enhancement
attack prevention system etc…

SOFTWARE AND TOOL DETAILS
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1)OMNeT++
2)OMNEST
3)NS-2
4)NS-3
5)OPNET
6)QualNet
7)JiST / SWANS

PURPOSE OF THE EVERY SOFTWARE AND TOOL
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     OMNeT++–>open-architecture simulation environment used also for computer networks, protocols and traffic modelling.

OMNEST–>simulation also for all kind of communication networks.

NS-2–> discrete event simulator provide simulation also for TCP, routing, and multicast protocols.

NS-3–> focus on wireless/IP simulations like Wi-Fi, WiMAX, also LTE etc.

OPNET–> Predictive modeling and also designing to deploy and manage network infrastructure, equipment and applications.

       QualNet–> Work as modelling tool also for wireless and wired network.

JiST / SWANS–> scalable wireless network simulator also built to form complete wireless network or sensor network configurations.

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FAQ

1.What kind of topology can be used for ad hoc networks?

Regarding topology, we have different types, but adhoc network do not need predefined topology.

2.What type of routing algorithms can be used?

Routing is an important concept in adhoc network which needs advanced routing algorithms. Our researcher is working on this domain, who can help you better.

3.What kind of topics it cover under this domain?

We can use concept like network security with it or any other domain. We have given few topics below. You can refer to get an idea and can also contact us for more advanced topics.

 

Tools

  • OMNET++
  • OMNEST
  • NS-2
  • NS-3
  • OPNET
  • QUALNET
  • JIST/SWANS