Abstract
Objectives: The existing literature review is unable to prolong the energy of the battery power in disaster scenario based network. To overcome this issue the proposed priority based and energy-aware AODV prolongs the battery life of the mobile nodes in MANET. Method/Analysis: Proposed EPAODV protocol used to reduced traffic congestion with low-buffering route selection mechanism to prolong the battery life of the mobile nodes. Findings: NS2.35 simulator is used to perform the simulation results. Through EPAODV routing protocol, we have enhanced the PDR, minimized the E2E delay, and reduced the average energy consumption. The results of EPAODV protocol are benchmarked with traditional AODV. From simulation results EPAODV performance remained better than AODV. Applications/Improvements: EPAODV is specially used in disaster and emergency scenario based applications. Keywords: Energy-efficiency, Natural-disaster, Priority, AODV, EPAODV, MANET
Highlights
MANET is a multi-hop and self-configured network
The EPAODV routing protocol has been compared with traditional AODV
EPAODV consumes the less energy by reducing the flooding of control packets
Summary
MANET is a multi-hop and self-configured network. A MANET is group of nodes which form a network through wireless links without centralized administration[1]. Intermediate nodes of the network act as a router that participates in the network to send and receive the data and control packets[2]. The routing protocols play a major role to discover efficient routes from source to destination. The MANET routing protocols can be divided into three main types including reactive, proactive, and hybrid. All routes between source nodes to destination nodes are predefined in proactive routing that has been updated periodically, when a node changes its topological position by joining or leaving the network. Routes between source and destination are discovered when desired in reactive routing
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