Routing Protocol for TCP in High Mobility Ad-hoc Networks
Zheng Zhao · Jisuanji gongcheng · 2007
A geographical location based routing protocol is presented to augment TCP performance in high mobility wireless ad-hoc networks.This paper introduces a skyrocket broadcast by the integration of unicast and broadcast,which can drop system overhead.A new routing detection method is introduced based on random competition,which reduces the cost of routing discovery.The routing can be updated in time through periodic routing detection whose interval is adjusted automatically according to the estimation of nodes’ speed.The data packets are transmitted by a new label routing method that can reduce the packets’ head and make it easy to switch to a new routing.The simulation shows that LADRU can increase delivery ratio and throughput of TCP.