Dual channel based multi-objectives genetic routing protocol for ad-hoc networks and optical networks using power aware clustered topology

Abstract

As part of the current research in the MANET it is observed that issues like dynamic topology, limited power of the nodes, error-prone shared radio channel, QoS of the like movement of the nodes are dominant. Continuous efforts of the researchers are to find the optimal solution for these issues are still far from being perfect. In order to find a possible solution space usage of natural searching techniques like genetic algorithms is used. To optimize the issue of dynamic topology power aware cluster selection and reorganization is proposed. Channel interference is a major concern to the MANET so separate data and control channels are configured with a relatively optimal band gap between those two channels. Consideration of average bandwidth, end to end delay, power of the node, relative node speed and the distance between the nodes are major QoS parameters.