Analysis Study of Routing Protocols in MANET for Disaster Management

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2022
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Abstract
A unique instance of a wireless ad hoc network that is non-centralized, self-organized, and self-managed is known as a mobile ad hoc network(MANET). MANET used in different areas of life like a rescue operation, real-time information, interpersonal communication, information sharing and network portioning. MANET has dynamic change in nature of both its topology and nodes in order to deliver data quickly. Due to Mobility nature in nodes, there is a lot of chances of routing design issues between the nodes. There is a list of routing protocol each one has its special characteristic in Specific areas have been designed and compared their attributes on different parameters. This report gives a clear picture and a comparison of various MANET routing techniques with their limitation in ad-hoc routing network.
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Authors Muhammad Ashad Baloch
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2022
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10.56979/302/2022/51
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