Abstract

Delay or stop (DTN) tolerance space network is considered to be a technology that can trade with a limited or restricted field communication area. In the space DTN network architecture, routing is very important. This article is based on the best‐in‐class multiattribute decision‐making DTN network routing optimization algorithm. The goal is to use the optimized DTN network routing algorithm multiattribute decision‐making algorithm and conduct a more in‐depth study on the field information mechanism multipath decision algorithm and network path. Aiming at the problems of long link delay and frequent link interruption of current deep‐space communication characteristics, and solving the impact on communication caused by system performance degradation. This paper adopts the multiattribute decision‐making model algorithm to construct simulation tests, introduces the DTN network architecture, and analyzes the four attributes of the multi‐attribute decision‐making link bandwidth, node data forwarding rate, link establishment delay, and network error rate. The experimental results show that, in the spatial information network, the high‐speed movement of nodes and the highly dynamic nature of the network make the deep‐space network topology unstable and long communication delay; the change of the link mode and switch connection in the network will cause the routing table to update. This routing update method requires the exchange of topology information between all networks; when the forwarding rates of adjacent nodes are 100%, 90%, 95%, and 70%, nodes can only perform routing independently when they meet. The decision attribute algorithm has obvious changes to the attributes of any node in the spatial DTN network. The most obvious is that the link establishment delay has reached the standard of 5 or more.

Highlights

  • With the development of satellite communication technology towards broadcasting and all-IP, satellite mobile communication technology is trying to integrate the design of terrestrial cellular networks to combine its most useful features [1]

  • Aiming at the network congestion problem caused by the existing delay/interruption tolerant network (DTN) routing algorithm when multiple services are concurrent, using the time-varying graph theory, design the DTN network routing algorithm based on service perception, from the spatial DTN, the method of network routing and multiattribute decisionmaking is discussed, which has certain research value in the field of spatial DTN network routing

  • Node resource limitation is an important attribute in multiattribute decision-making, which affects the overall calculation and technology application of spatial DTN network [29]

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Summary

Introduction

With the development of satellite communication technology towards broadcasting and all-IP, satellite mobile communication technology is trying to integrate the design of terrestrial cellular networks to combine its most useful features [1]. The purpose is to understand its availability in a spacecraft communication network with a large number of nodes [8] They have conducted research on different aspects of spatial DTN network in terms of network protocol, network link, connection road map, etc. They still have shortcomings and lack of relevant research on the optimization algorithm of network routing, which cannot provide literature for this field supplement or reference value for more research. Aiming at the network congestion problem caused by the existing DTN routing algorithm when multiple services are concurrent, using the time-varying graph theory, design the DTN network routing algorithm based on service perception, from the spatial DTN, the method of network routing and multiattribute decisionmaking is discussed, which has certain research value in the field of spatial DTN network routing

Multiattribute Decision-Making and Spatial DTN Network Algorithm
Preparation Work of DTN Space Network
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