The Smart Performance Development of Geographic Routing in a Reliable Communication
Geetha S, T R Mahesh · 2023
Geographic routing is a routing method used in communication networks that is effective, dependable, and resilient. It is based on the actual locations of the network nodes. The source and destination nodes' geographic coordinates are used to determine the route, taking into consideration any obstacles or other nodes along the path. Geographic routing is especially useful in sensor networks where the nodes have limited capabilities. Geographic routing works by using the geographic coordinates of the nodes to select the shortest and most reliable path. The route is then determined by taking into account any obstacles or other nodes along the path. This ensures that the route is reliable and secure. The main advantages of geographic routing are its scalability, robustness, and reliability. The geographic routing is reliable. It is able to maintain a reliable and secure connection even in the presence of environmental changes. This is because the route is determined based on the geographic coordinates of the nodes, which are not affected by the environment. The geographic routing is an efficient, reliable and robust routing technique used in communication networks. It is based on the actual locations of the network nodes and can keep a safe and stable connection even when there are barriers or other nodes in the way. Additionally, it is very trustworthy, robust, and scalable.