A Simulation Study with Mobility Models Based on Routing Protocol

Abstract

Mobility is an inherent character of wireless Ad Hoc Networks. These networks are characterized by node mobility and requires infrastructure. In the earlier decade, an important amount of study was dedicated to develop mobility models appropriate for estimating the show of Wireless Ad Hoc Network. Simulation is an important mechanism for the indication of fresh concepts in Wireless Ad Hoc networking. The origin of Ad Hoc networks depends on the kind of protocol for estimation, which is previously to be accomplished in a real-world situation. In pre estimation of protocol to support Ad Hoc network, the protocol must be according to common environment. The protocol is uncontrolled within broadcast area, where sub buffer rooms are specified for storage space of communication, information transfer model, and realistic movement of node. Accessing of network is basic purpose to operate complex networking system. The existing mobility model is distinguished from synthetic in term of their experimental and statistical characteristics. The main objective of this paper is to define different mobility models in context to devise more suitable choice for performance evaluation using routing protocols. In this paper, a relative analysis of mobility models existing, are discussed on a variety of simulation setting parameter like packet delivery rate (PDR), Throughput, Average End to End Delay.