International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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ISSN: 2319-7064




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Research Paper | Engineering Science | India | Volume 3 Issue 9, September 2014 | Rating: 6.4 / 10


Effective and Secure Communication System for Aircraft Ad-hoc Network (AANET)

Vivek Kumar [23] | Sanjay Kumar [38]


Abstract: Ad hoc network technology is play a great role in communications between aircrafts. Aircraft ad hoc networks are defined as self organizing networks where airplane works as node. Ad-hoc network is dynamic network which can be created anywhere with just two basic nodes and does not require any centralize infrastructure. simulation study is one of key research area by providing simulation scenarios through software. Through the simulator, we can evaluate and validate of the proposed protocol and network architecture for AANET. In this paper, we proposed development issues on the architecture simulator is based on Matlab. we propose that any available receiver would be able to trace the plane. A new protocol is proposed to meet out the challenge. System modelling technique proposed in has been taken into consideration for aircraft ad hoc network. To design the relevant model, we implement that In case Aircraft loses its basic communication with ATC it can communicate with any available network including Army network which can operate at very low and very high Altitude also. Over the sea where radars fail it can communicate with the any nearby ships sailing and also with the satellite in case there is no Ship in the range. The model developed by Matlab will be presented to validate its operation by diverse experiments.


Keywords: AANET, Ad-hoc, Manet, Vanet, Matlab


Edition: Volume 3 Issue 9, September 2014,


Pages: 2105 - 2108


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