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Multipath Security Aware Routing Protocol for MANET Based on Trust Enhanced Cluster Mechanism for Lossless Multimedia Data Transfer

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The dynamic nature of mobile nodes of ad hoc network is mostly affected by security problems which reduce data forwarding rate in multimedia sources. Due to the rapid growth of wireless applications, the different multitalented routing protocols are proposed in recent years. But the recent protocols are not efficient for multimedia applications, till now, specific security aware routing protocols are not proposed for multimedia data transfers. In this paper, we proposed trust enhanced cluster based multipath routing (TECM) algorithm. We use energy efficient PSO algorithm used to create cluster formation and cluster head, super cluster head are selected from trust values, which compute form proposed TECM algorithm. The multi trust factors are used for trust computation, such as frame/packet loss ratio, frame/packet forward energy, frame/packet receiving energy, routing overhead, received signal strength, frame/packet forward rate, average forward delay and protocol deviation flag. We then combine proposed TECM algorithm with standard multipath OLSR protocol (TECM-OLSR) to analyze the performance of proposed algorithm. The simulated results show that proposed TECM-OLSR protocol is very effective in terms of loss and delivery rate, delay, routing overhead and network lifetime compare to FPNT-OLSR.

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    Vallala Sowmya Devi

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    Nagaratna P Hegde

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Devi, V.S., Hegde, N.P. Multipath Security Aware Routing Protocol for MANET Based on Trust Enhanced Cluster Mechanism for Lossless Multimedia Data Transfer. Wireless Pers Commun 100, 923–940 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-018-5358-5

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