Analysis of Cross Layer Protocol IoT in Multimedia Communication

Analysis of Cross Layer Protocol IoT in Multimedia Communication

Performance Analysis of Cross Layer Protocol IoT in Multimedia Communication

 

IMPLEMENT PLAN

 

Scenario 1: IoMT Protocol

Step 1: Initially, we constructed an IoT network with 200 nodes , 1 Base Station (BS), and 1 Server.

Step 2: Then, we simulated the network with  dynamic mobility and collected the multimedia network traffic data generated during transmission.

Step 3: Then,  we implement the IoMT cross-layer protocol for efficient multimedia communication based on collected data.

Step 4: Next,  we  optimized forwarding relay selection using energy, link quality, and delay-aware fitness functions using QoS parameters based on collected data,

Step 5: Finally, we analyzed performance metrics for the following:

5.1 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Throughput
5.2 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Delay
5.3 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Energy Consumption
5.4 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Load

Scenario 2: LinGO Protocol

Step 1: Initially, we constructed an IoT network with 200 nodes , 1 Base Station (BS), and 1 Server .

Step 2: Then, we simulated the network and collected the multimedia network traffic data generated during transmission.

Step 3: Then, we implement the LinGO protocol using beaconless opportunistic routing with QoE-aware multimedia packet forwarding based on collected data,

Step 4: Next,  we  optimized forwarding relay selection using energy, link quality, and delay-aware fitness functions using QoS parameters based on collected data,

Step 5: Finally, we analyzed performance metrics for the following:

5.1 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Throughput
5.2 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Delay
5.3 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Energy Consumption
5.4 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Load

 Scenario 3: MCROSS Protocol

Step 1: Initially, we constructed an IoT network with 200 nodes , 1 Base Station (BS), and 1 Server .

Step 2: Then, we simulated the network and collected the multimedia network traffic data generated during transmission.

Step 3: Then, we implement the MCROSS protocol with DSDMAC-based MAC layer optimization and directional communication based on collected data,

Step 4: Next,  we  optimized forwarding relay selection using energy, link quality, and delay-aware fitness functions using QoS parameters based on collected data,

Step 5: Finally, we analyzed performance metrics for the following:

5.1 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Throughput
5.2 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Delay
5.3 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Energy Consumption
5.4 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Load

 Scenario 4: CL-HHO Protocol

Step 1: Initially, we constructed an IoT network with 200 nodes , 1 Base Station (BS), and 1 Server .

Step 2: Then, we simulated the network and collected the multimedia network traffic data generated during transmission.

Step 3: Then, we implement the CLHHO protocol using cross-layer Harris Hawk Optimization for adaptive route selection based on collected data,

Step 4: Next,  we  optimized forwarding relay selection using energy, link quality, and delay-aware fitness functions using QoS parameters based on collected data,

Step 5: Finally, we analyzed performance metrics for the following:

5.1 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Throughput
5.2 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Delay
5.3 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Energy Consumption
5.4 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Load

 Scenario 5: ONCP Protocol

Step 1: Initially, we constructed an IoT network with 200 nodes , 1 Base Station (BS), and 1 Server .

Step 2: Then, we simulated the network and collected the multimedia network traffic data generated during transmission.

Step 3: Then, we implement the ONCP protocol using modified PSO with crossover and mutation for optimal clustering and routing based on collected data,

Step 4: Next,  we  optimized forwarding relay selection using energy, link quality, and delay-aware fitness functions using QoS parameters based on collected data,

Step 5: Finally, we analyzed performance metrics for the following:

5.1 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Throughput
5.2 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Delay
5.3 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Energy Consumption
5.4 Number of Sensor Nodes Vs. Load


Software Requirements:

1. Development Tool:  NS 3.30 or above with Python
2. Operating System:  Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (64-bit) or above


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