Self-Organized Data Aggregation Techniques in Ferry Assisted Multi Cluster DTNs using a Novel Strategy of Evolutionary Game Theory

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dc.contributor.author Kader, Md. Salehin Ferdous
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Habibul Kabir, Masahiro Sasabe, and Tetsuya Takine, “Evolutionary Game Theoretic Scheme for Stable and Resilient Data aggregation in DTNs,” International Journal of Autonomous and Adaptive Communications Systems (IJAACS), 2013 (17 pages). Cited: 7. en_US
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dc.description Supervised by Dr. Khondokar Habibul Kabir Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department, Islamic University of Technology (IUT), Gazipur en_US
dc.description.abstract Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN) can provide data connectivity for areas where internet cannot provide any end to end connectivity. In DTNs, store-carry-forward mechanism with the help of custody transfer technique provides reliable end-to-end data transfer where nodes which transfer data with custody called custodians. In this system, sometimes storage congestion may occur. This drawback can be improved by using special mobile nodes called message ferries. In such scenario, it is better to aggregate data to some custodians so that the message ferry can efficiently collect them and carries collected bundles to a base station referred to as a sink node. When there are several isolated clusters (formed by physically close wirelessly connected nodes), message ferry have to visit those clusters and collects bundles from custodians. When message ferry visits any individual cluster (referred to as intra-cluster visit or visit within cluster), sometimes it is not possible to visit and collect data from all nodes in that cluster within particular period of time. To resolve this problem, self-organized data aggregation technique is developed, where, with the help of the evolutionary game theoretic approach, the system can automatically select some limited number of nodes (custodians) called aggregators. As a result, the message ferry visits and collects bundles only from those aggregators in that particular cluster. In this technique, Aggregators are changed autonomously in each round. In self-organized data aggregation technique, the strategy (i.e., to become aggregator or sender) of selection of aggregators is modeled as a game in evolutionary game theory, where, each node will draw payoff after interaction. For strategy selection, Imitation Update Rule of evolutionary game theory was used previously. In this research, we compared the existing solution of Imitation Update rule with Birth-Death and Death-Birth Update Rules of evolutionary game theory and select the better update rules among them for selection of Strategy in Self-Organized Data Aggregation Technique for the cases of no retransmission and retransmission. For this, we proposed our mathematical model and after the numerical analysis, we have select Birth-Death Update Rule is as better update rule for the case of no retransmission and Death-Birth Update rule is as better update rule for the case of retransmission when degree is smaller and for higher degree, Imitation Update Rule as better update rule. en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Islamic University of Technology,Board Bazar, Gazipur, Bangladesh en_US
dc.title Self-Organized Data Aggregation Techniques in Ferry Assisted Multi Cluster DTNs using a Novel Strategy of Evolutionary Game Theory en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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