Simulation analysis of optimized link state routing protocol in wireless sensor networks
H. Kumar, Harneet Arora, R. K. Singla
Abstract
H. Kumar, Harneet Arora, R. K. Singla
Abstract
The optimized link state routing (OLSR) protocol is a proactive routing protocol for Wireless Mobile Adhoc Networks. This protocol is considered to be efficient for large and dense networks. Ad-hoc wireless sensor networks are a subset of mobile adhoc networks with limited resources. In this paper simulation results of using OLSR for wireless sensor network comprising of both the static and the mobile nodes has been analysed. For simulation purpose QualNet5.0 has been used as the tool.
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The optimized link state routing (OLSR) protocol is a proactive routing protocol for Wireless Mobile Adhoc Networks. This protocol is considered to be efficient for large and dense networks. Ad-hoc wireless sensor networks are a subset of mobile adhoc networks with limited resources. In this paper simulation results of using OLSR for wireless sensor network comprising of both the static and the mobile nodes has been analysed. For simulation purpose QualNet5.0 has been used as the tool.
Key concepts: Optimized Link State Routing Protocol, Computer network, Wireless Routing Protocol, Computer science, Ad hoc wireless distribution service, Routing protocol, Link-state routing protocol, Wireless ad hoc network