Information service on scalable ad-hoc mobile wireless networks
Yueh‐Min Huang, Hua-Yi Lin · 2004
Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) is one of the new services with a dynamic configuration. It is hard to manage since the topology is frequently changing and growing up. So far, there are no many sound studies focusing on a large scale ad-hoc service model due to its complexity. Therefore, it is an important feature for a MANET with a complete ad-hoc topology information service. In this paper, we present an information services model based on AHDT (ad-hoc domain tree). With AHDT, the information about every mobile terminal's characteristic can be rapidly investigated of the wireless environment within an ad-hoc domain. This model supports mobile hosts to make a services decision correctly.