Abstract
This letter introduces a stochastic model to maximize the probability of message delivery over ever-changing communication scenarios in tactical networks. Our model improves modern tactical systems implementing store-and-forward mechanisms organized in a hierarchy of layers for messages, IP packets and radios. The goal is to estimate the optimum redundancy for the user data-flow to overcome packet loss during changes in the link data rate, including disconnections. Experiments in a VHF network illustrate the numerical results from our model using messages with different sizes over two patterns of data rate change.
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Loevenich, J. F., Lopes, R. R. F., Rettore, P. H., Eswarappa, S. M., & Sevenich, P. (2021). Maximizing the probability of message delivery over ever-changing communication scenarios in tactical networks. IEEE Networking Letters, 3(2), 84–88. https://doi.org/10.1109/LNET.2021.3066536
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