Bi-objective GA for cost-effective and delay-aware gateway placement in wireless mesh networks

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Abstract

Wireless Mesh Network is a recent network paradigm to provide broadband Internet services for end users. Different from the traditional wireless mobile network, WMN is based on multi-hop structure. The mesh routers (MRs) act as access points for the mesh clients and connect via multi-hops to Internet gateways (IGs) by directing all their Internet traffic to these gateways. We aim to determine the optimum location of gateways, by minimizing the variance of MR-IG hop count and the number of deployed gateways. Guided by a mathematical model, we propose a multi-objective approach based on genetic algorithm. The simulation results highlights the performance of our approach in terms of operating cost and communication delay.

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Lazrag, Z., Hamdi, M., & Zaied, M. (2017). Bi-objective GA for cost-effective and delay-aware gateway placement in wireless mesh networks. In Proceedings of IEEE/ACS International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications, AICCSA (Vol. 2017-October, pp. 103–108). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1109/AICCSA.2017.55

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