Priority based multi-constrained quality of service routing in military applications

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This thesis proposes a new algorithm for multi-constrained Quality of Service Optimal Path Routing in the context of military applications. The objective of our routing algorithm is to manage network traffic according to quality of service requirements of connection requests using military metrics. The algorithm is mainly based on communication priority. The QoS metrics such as bandwidth, delay and packet loss ratio are considered as basic metrics on path finding. If there is no suitable path for the request, some existing connections with lower priorities may be broken to make space for a higher priority level connection request. In this case, priority and bandwidth are used as decisive metrics in cost computation

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/15332

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B. Araz, “Priority based multi-constrained quality of service routing in military applications,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2005.