[Lugro-mesh] Paper de BMX6 "An evaluation of BMX6 for Community Wireless Networks"

[Julio César Puigpinós]

Abstract:
Nowadays, a growing number of communities of citizens build, operate
and own open IP-based community wireless networks with thousands of
low capacity nodes actively participating in routing the data traffic.
This article focuses on one of their concerns, routing and its
scalability, by presenting BatMan-eXperimental Version 6 (BMX6) and
evaluating its performance. BMX6 is a low overhead and scalable mesh
network routing protocol inspired by human networks. Its performance
is evaluated in comparison with OLSR in terms of overhead and
convergence time as networks grow in number of nodes and diameter. The
results show that the convergence time and protocol overhead per node
in BMX6 is not significantly affected by the addition of new nodes in
contrast with OLSR, where both
parameters can grow super-linearly. This confirms the excellent
scalability of BMX6.

La información: http://www.bmx6.net/news/5
Link directo al paper: http://qmp.cat/attachments/108/CNBuB2012_BMX6.pdf

            Saludos, Julio

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