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A Joint Routing and Scheduling Algorithm for Efficient Broadcast in Wireless Mesh Networks

Authors: Yeung, KL; Chiu, HS;

A Joint Routing and Scheduling Algorithm for Efficient Broadcast in Wireless Mesh Networks

Abstract

With the increasing popularity of wireless mesh networks (WMNs), broadcasting traffic (e.g. IP-TV) will contribute a large portion of network load. In this paper, we consider a multi-channel multi-interface WMN with real time broadcast call arrivals. Aiming at maximizing the call acceptance rate of the network, an efficient broadcast tree construction algorithm, called Schedule-based Greedy Expansion (S-Expand), is designed. Unlike the existing time fraction approach, which focuses on assigning time fractions to tree links to guarantee the existence of a feasible schedule, we follow the approach of joint routing and scheduling. The proposed S-Expand algorithm packs non-interfering transmissions to use the same time slots; this would allow more flexibility in accepting future calls. Simulation results show that S-Expand achieves higher call acceptance rate than the traditional time fraction approach.

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China (People's Republic of)
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Joint routing and schedule, Multiple interfaces, Multiple channels, Wireless mesh network, Broadcast

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