A community-oriented route coordination using information centric networking approach
Ruidong Li, Hitoshi Asaeda · 2013
The accommodation of growing tussles among different communities and the efficient and robust information dissemination in cyberspace have become crucial challenges for future network design, while the current Internet is ossified into the principle of end-to-end communications. To satisfy these challenges, in this paper we devise a community-oriented route coordination (CORIN) system using information-centric networking approach to naturally and efficiently provide community-based information dissemination and retrieval with name-integrated forwarding. The proposed CORIN modularizes users into communities, lets them express their interests and choices, and enables information objects to be searchable and retrievable in community units. We conduct performance analysis, which shows that CORIN can greatly reduce the control packet overhead compared with PURSUIT for community communication service provision.