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Title: Project Building a Zigbee Multihop Wireless Network with AODV routing protocol


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Project -Building a Zigbee Multi-hop Wireless
Network with AODV routing protocol
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AODV - Ad hoc On-demand Distance Vector
  • Reactive (eg. AODV, DSR Dynamic Source Routing)
    vs. Proactive (eg. DSDV Destination-Sequenced
    Distance-Vector Routing)
  • On-demand driven Nodes that are not on the
    selected path do not maintain routing information
  • Distance Vector vs. Source Routing
  • AODV Algorithm
  • Routing Discovery
  • Route Request
  • Route Reply
  • Route Maintenance

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Route Request
Source node
Is there any destination path info. In Routing
Table
yes
Sent data packet to the next node
no
  • RREQ packet
  • iddest_addr dest_sequence hop_cnt
  • The pair uniquely
    identies a RREQ. broadcast id is incremented
    whenever the source issues a new RREQ.

Broadcast RREQ control packet by the way of
Flooding
Set up Timer for waiting RREP packet
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Route RequestObjective build a Reverse Path
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Route Reply
Intermediate node
  • RREP is sent by the way of Unicast, and then the
    Forward path would be build.
  • hop_cnt lifetime

Receive a RREQ
yes
Check if the RREQ is redundant
Drop
no
Check if the destination is itself
yes
no
Look up the routing table for Des. Node info.
no
yes
hop_cnt1 Broadcast RREQ
Response RREP packet
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Route Reply and build the Forward path
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Route Maintenance
  • Routing table Aging
  • Path broken
  • RERR (Route Error) Return RERR to the source
    node, and clear the path info when it passes the
    nodes. After RRER return to the source node,
    source node restarts a route discovery.
  • Local Repair If the broken link is near the
    destination node, the node can sent RREQ to
    rebuild the remain path.

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AODV-BR (Backup Route)
  • Save the time of rebuilding route.
  • Satisfy some real-time application
  • Need not any more control signal
  • Route Request process is the same as AODVs algo.
  • Eavesdrop the RREP packets from its neighbors and
    keep to its Alternative Route table

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Overhead RREP of AODV-BR
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AODV-BR
the node before broken link
Eg. Acknowledgements Hello message
A node detects link failures
Neighbor nodes
Is source id the next node in the alternative
table?
One hop data broadcast (Look for neighbors to
transfer data with alternative path)
no
Sent RERR to the source node to rebuild a new path
Does destination entry match?
  • Issue
  • Only one hop
  • Still use rebuilding

yes
Send the data packet to the next node
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Implement a simplified version
  • RREP messages are only generated by the
    destination.
  • Routes never expire.
  • Only the hop count metric is used.
  • No messages are generated to keep routes active
    because routes never expire.
  • Route errors are generated when a data message
    can no longer be sent over the path. This is
    detected using the TinyOS link level
    acknowledgements.

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Schedule
  • Before
  • Learn how to write a program on TinyOS. (Analyze
    nesC the TinyOS language.)
  • Make up the AODV protocol specification by the
    reference papers.
  • Programming
  • Write a nesC program to implement AODV routing
    protocol.
  • (Optional) Implement AODV-BR, AOMDV..etc. routing
    protocol.
  • After
  • Test the program by simulation tools.
  • Download the program to the MicaZ and use some
    tools to do the evaluation. (CrossBow provides
    lots of tools, link Surge-View, on their
    website.)
  • Write the final report for this project

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RELATED WORK
  • Reference papers
  • E. Perkins and E. M. Royer. Ad Hoc On-Demand
    Distance Vector Routing. In Proceedings of
    IEEEWorkshop on Mobile Computing Systems and
    Applications (WMCSA), pages 90100, 1999.
  • C. E. Perkins, E. Belding-Royer, and S. R. Das.
    Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) Routing.
  • http//www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3561.txt, July 2003.
    RFC 3561.
  • M. K. Marina and S. R. Das. On-demand Multipath
    Distance Vector Routing in Ad Hoc Networks. In
    Proceedings of the International Conference for
    Network Protocols (ICNP), pages 14-23, 2001.
  • Sinem Coleri Ergen. ZigBee/IEEE 802.15.4 Summary.
  • Related projects
  • The AODV_at_IETF project.
  • http//moment.cs.ucsb.edu/aodv-ietf/index.html
  • TinyAODV
  • http//cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/tinyos/tinyo
    s-1.x/contrib/hsn/
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