Performance Evaluation of Routing Protocol for FANET using Ns2
N Megha · International Journal of Engineering Research and · 2020
A Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs) is a network that comprises a community of Small, Ad-hoc-connected UAVs which are part of a team to hit Goals at the highest point. In recent technologies as in the field of research and development, FANETs have become more popular. In FANETs, routing protocols play a critical role during the end-to - end data transmission between UAV to UAV. FANETs can be used to provide fast, scalable, self-configured networks. There are so many existing routing protocols and each protocol has its own disadvantages and drawbacks. The main purpose here is to evaluate the various routing protocols such as AODV, DSDV, DSR, OLSR based on parameters such as Total packet loss, Throughput, End to End delay over number of nodes.