Abstract

Application of mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) has gained significant popularity among researchers in the field of data communication networks. However, a MANET operating in a wireless environment imposes a number of challenges for the implementers so far as routing of packets across it is concerned. There is a wide range of research contributions are available in the literature wherein authors propose various solutions to overcome the problems and bottleneck related to routing in MANET. Especially soft computing techniques and Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) in particular has been significantly popular among the researchers to resolve MANET routing issues. This technique plays a vital role in route discovery in particular. In this paper, we have conducted a comprehensive review of this technique applied to routing in MANET with respect to various criteria. Hopefully this paper serves to a perfect document for researchers in this field.

Highlights

  • Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) have found wide implementation in real world applications that present a series of challenges to successful implementation of it

  • During the route discovery process, first of all, source sends the Message Digest (MD) of request ant (RQANT) that is obtained as a one way hash function, and it is attached to a Digital Signature (DS) which is generated making use of a pseudonymous certificate obtained from the Certification Authority (CA) along with a secret signing key of the node

  • The main focus is given in this work at the research contributions of authors that use Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) technique in order for resolution of routing issues in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) and in particular the route discovery process at the beginning of communication between two nodes in the network

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Summary

Introduction

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) have found wide implementation in real world applications that present a series of challenges to successful implementation of it. Ant Colony Optimization ACO) based routing protocols appear to be more efficient in comparison with other approaches. ACO as an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based search technique mostly relies on the past search results in order to find a path between the desired source and destination nodes in a MANET. Artificial ants being used for this purpose may lead to reinforcement that may result in a premature convergence of the path finding procedure which can be overcome using randomization techniques in order for decision making during route discovery [4, 5]. Out of multiple paths available between the source and destination nodes, the optimal one can be chosen with respect to the pheromone value

Adaptive Agent Based ACO Routing
Ant Routing Algorithm
Probabilistic Emergent Routing Algorithm
Ant-Based Hybrid Routing Algorithm
ImProved Ant Colony Optimization Routing Algorithm for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
ACO Based Hybrid Routing Algorithm
Hybrid ant colony Optimization algorithm for mobile ad hoc NETworks
Ant Routing Protocol for MANET
Probability Routing Algorithm for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks Resource Management
Dynamic Ant Colony Based Routing Algorithm
QoS Enabled Ant Colony Based Multipath Routing Protocol
QoS Routing Based on Ant Colony Optimization
Position Based Ant Colony Routing for MANET
ACO Routing Based on Robustness of Ad Hoc Networks with GPSs
Mobility Aware ACO Routing for MANET
Mobility Aware Zone Based ACO Routing for VANET
Secure and Robust Multi-constrained QoS Aware Routing Algorithm
Ant-Swarm Inspired Energy Efficient Ad-hoc On Demand Routing
Energy Aware Ant Based Routing
Robust Energy Efficient ACO Routing Algorithm for Multi-hop Ad-hoc Networks
Ant Colony Based Energy Control Routing
Hybrid ACO Routing
Energy Aware Multipath Routing Algorithm ACO-FDRPSO
Security Based ACO Routing Protocols
Secure Power Aware Ant Routing Algorithm
ACO Based Prevention of Black-hole Attack in MANET Routing
Swarm Based Detection and Defence Techniques
Conclusion and Future Work

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