Asymptotic behavior of wireless networks with named data networking architecture

Title:
Asymptotic behavior of wireless networks with named data networking architecture
Creator:
Mahdian, Milad (Author)
Contributor:
Yeh, Edmund M. (Advisor)
Salehi, Masoud (Committee member)
Stojanovic, Milica (Committee member)
Publisher:
Boston, Massachusetts : Northeastern University, 2014
Date Accepted:
August 2014
Date Awarded:
August 2014
Type of resource:
Text
Genre:
Theses
Format:
electronic
Digital origin:
born digital
Abstract/Description:
We study the throughput and delay characteristics of wireless networks based on the Named Data Networking architecture, where users are mainly interested in retrieving content stored in the network, rather than in maintaining source-destination communication. Nodes are assumed to be uniformly distributed in the network area. Each node has a limited-capacity Content Store, which it uses to cache contents according to the proposed caching scheme. We consider a content-centric traffic model with a general content popularity distribution, where users use multihop communication to retrieve the requested content from the closest cache.

Our study begins with precisely establishing the definitions of throughput and delay suitable for content-centric networks. Then, we derive the throughput-delay tradeoff of the proposed network paradigm for a general content popularity distribution, and formulate the problem of joint optimization of caching and forwarding strategies. We, then, evaluate the network performance for a Zipf content popularity distribution, letting the number of content types and the network size both go to infinity. In addition, we extend our analysis in various directions, considering contents with different sizes and hybrid network scenarios. Finally, through extensive simulations, we verify our theoretical results.
Subjects and keywords:
Content Centric Networking
Content Distribution
Information Centric Networking
Multihop Wireless networks
Named data networking
Throughput and Delay
Digital Communications and Networking
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Wireless communication systems -- Simulation methods
Data transmission systems -- Simulation methods
Computer network architectures
Information networks
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17760/d20009299
Permanent URL:
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/d20009299
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