In this paper, we analyze the rollback traffic in polar-orbit satellite networks that use the snapshot routing algorithm. The concept of diamond rollback links and polar rollback links are presented for the first time, and the numbers of diamond and polar rollback links in polar-orbit satellite networks are concisely formulated. Simulations are performed based on the Iridium and Teledesic system in NS2, and the results finally confirm our analysis. With this work, we can not only simplify the rollback loops avoidance scheme, but also provide guidance for future satellite network routing optimization and topology design.
Zhu TANG
National University of Defense Technology
Chunqing WU
National University of Defense Technology
Zhenqian FENG
National University of Defense Technology
Wanrong YU
National University of Defense Technology
Baokang ZHAO
National University of Defense Technology
Wei HAN
National University of Defense Technology
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Zhu TANG, Chunqing WU, Zhenqian FENG, Wanrong YU, Baokang ZHAO, Wei HAN, "Rollback Links Characterization for the Snapshot Routing Algorithm in Polar-Orbit Satellite Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E98-B, no. 8, pp. 1715-1724, August 2015, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E98.B.1715.
Abstract: In this paper, we analyze the rollback traffic in polar-orbit satellite networks that use the snapshot routing algorithm. The concept of diamond rollback links and polar rollback links are presented for the first time, and the numbers of diamond and polar rollback links in polar-orbit satellite networks are concisely formulated. Simulations are performed based on the Iridium and Teledesic system in NS2, and the results finally confirm our analysis. With this work, we can not only simplify the rollback loops avoidance scheme, but also provide guidance for future satellite network routing optimization and topology design.
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