Evaluation of Efficiency of Random Multiple Access to ALOHA Type Environment with Voice Connections, Transfer of Service Commands, Text Messages and Multimedia Files in Destructive Impact Conditions

Assessing the security of digital radio networks in destructive impact conditions is an important task. However, such an assessment for random multiple access to the ALOHA-type environment in digital radio networks was not carried out. The paper presents an analytical model of random multiple access for the environment of digital radio networks of the ALOHA type in destructive impact conditions. In this model, acomplex measure, including the probability of a successful voice connection, the transfer of a service command, a text message or a multimedia file, the degree of filling and the degree of overflow of digital radio network data packets, serves as the resultant indicator for evaluating the effectiveness of random multiple media access. The new complex indicator of the probability of a successful voice connection, the transfer of a service command, a text message or a multimedia file takes into account the known probabilities of successful delivery of data packets, creation of a collision and a free channel, as well as new average transmission times for a sequence of data packets and a collision formed during such transmission. New indicators are the degree of filling and the degree of overflow of digital radio communications network data packets. They determine in saturated and supersaturated data networks of such a network how close (far) to maximum is the probability value of a successful voice connection, transmission of a service command, test message or multimedia file. The model takes into account the potential destructive effects of the attacker by refining the analytical expressions for the known probabilistic and new temporal characteristics. First, a quantitative relationship between the probability of a successful voice connection, the transfer of a service command, a text message or a multimedia file and the average duration of a data channel collisions is established./ Secondly, for guaranteed disabling a digital radio network with random multiple access to the medium ALOHA type attacker must constantly carry out a destructive impact. The results are applied in design of digital radio communications networks operating under destructive impacts, as well as in development of automatic systems for optimizing the operation of digital radio communications networks and protecting them from such impacts.