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- A Comparison Study for Service Replication Protocols in MANETs
- A Hybrid Approach to Identifying User Interests in Web Portals
- A User Modeling Server for Determination of Semantically-Enriched User Interests
- A Web 3.0 Approach for Improving Tagging Systems
- An Evolutionary Algorithm for Automatic Composition of Information Web Services in Mashups
- An Overview of Current Approaches to Mashup Generation
- Automating Mashups for Next-Generation Enterprise Portals
- Effects of Different Hibernation Behaviors on the Service Distribution Protocol for Mobile Networks and its Replica Placement Process
- Leader Election Modes of the Service Distribution Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
- Link Clouds and User-/Community-Driven Dynamic Interlinking of Resources
- New Tagging Paradigms for Content Recommendation in Web 2.0 Portals
- New Tagging Paradigms for Enhancing Collaboration in Web 2.0 Communities
- Relevance Judgments for Web Services Retrieval – A Methodology and Test Collection for SWS Discovery Evaluation
- The Service Distribution Protocol for MANETs – Criteria and Performance Analysis
- Towards a Semantic-Based Automatic Orchestration of Geo-Processing Services
Leader Election Modes of the Service Distribution Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
| Title: | Leader Election Modes of the Service Distribution Protocol for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks |
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| Authors: | Mohamed Hamdy and Birgitta König-Ries |
| Source: | In proceedings of the 4th conference on Mobility and Mobile Information systems (MMS 2009) |
| Place: | Münster, Germany |
| Date: | 2009-03-01 |
| Type: | Conference Paper |
| Abstract: |
Ad hoc networks are characterized by high dynamics in particular with respect to the formation of network partitions. This behavior makes it difficult to (s)elect a suitable leader for a given network partition at any given time. However, such leaders or representatives are needed by many protocols for ad hoc networks. In this paper, we will illustrate the leader election process and its influence on protocol performance using the example of the service distribution protocol. Effects of different modes of leader (s)election on the replica placement (allocation) process are investigated as well as the general service availability and success ratio of the protocol. |