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Abstract

This research presents the development of a modified token-based congestion control scheme with an adaptive forwarding mechanism (mTBCC) algorithm for addressing congestion problems in opportunistic networks (OppNets).

The algorithm addresses the limitations associated with the standard token-based congestion control (TBCC) in terms of its ability to redirect the traffic from more congested nodes of OppNet to congestion-free nodes without necessarily compromising computational time.

This is because the TBCC has the tendency to drop a significant number of messages when a node is full (overflow) in order to control congestion. OppNet was modeled using ONE simulator with Eclipse, which is a java based programming language.

Introduction

This section consists of two subsections. The first section addresses the fundamental concepts critical to the research. The other part of the review focus on similar works of different researchers who worked in this domain. The works are critically studied to establish the ground to bring in the contribution of this work, which is aimed to achieve.

This section introduces the fundamental concepts pertinent to the research, which includes delay tolerant networks, delay-tolerant network routing protocols, opportunistic networks, congestion control scheme, and opportunistic network environment (ONE) simulator.

Delay tolerant networks (DTNs) represent a full division of wireless networks which requires minimum to no infrastructures and has the potential to support network functionality experiencing frequent and long-lasting partition.

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