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An analytical framework for reliability evaluation of d-dimensional IEEE 802.11 broadcast wireless networks

Authors: Jing Zhao, Zhijuan Li, Yanbin Wang, Zhuofei Wu, Xiaomin Ma, Yue Zhao

Published in: Wireless Networks | Issue 5/2020

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In this paper, we validate that the deterministic distance-based analytical model can be used to estimate the reliability of one-dimensional (1-D) 802.11 broadcast wireless networks compared with the interference-based analytical model. Therefore, we propose a deterministic distance-based reliability analytical framework for such networks in d-dimensional (d-D, \(d \ge 1\)) scenarios. This framework takes into account the fading channel and hidden terminal problem and makes three commonly used reliability metrics able to be resolved, including point-to-point packet reception probability (NRP), packet delivery ratio (PDR), and packet reception ratio (PRR). There are two key factors involved in deducing the effect of hidden terminals. One is to measure the hidden terminal transmission probability during the vulnerable period, which can be calculated based on the approximate solution of the semi-Markov process model capturing the channel contention and the back-off behavior. Another is the challenge to determine the size of the area to which the hidden terminals belong. First, we give a general mathematical expression on the size of the hidden terminal coverage affecting NRP which is an important part of the closed-form solution of NRP/PRR. Second, we adopt the Monte-Carlo method to solve the size of general hidden terminal coverage affecting PDR, making it possible to approximate PDR, as well as control the efficiency and accuracy by constraining the relative error. Finally, we adopt a multi-parameter optimization scheme to find the optimum settings for the network to ensure the quality of service and maximize channel utilization. A series of experimental results show that the framework can be used to access the reliability of 802.11 based d-D broadcast wireless network and pave the way for further optimization.

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Title: An analytical framework for reliability evaluation of d-dimensional IEEE 802.11 broadcast wireless networks
Authors: Jing Zhao
Zhijuan Li
Yanbin Wang
Zhuofei Wu
Xiaomin Ma
Yue Zhao
Publication date: 06-02-2020
Publisher: Springer US
Published in: Wireless Networks / Issue 5/2020
Print ISSN: 1022-0038
Electronic ISSN: 1572-8196
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-020-02268-5

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