NASA NTRS · 20080023034
Autonomous Congestion Control in Delay-Tolerant Networks
Abstract
This presentation highlights communication congestion control in delay-tolerant networks (DTNs). Large-scale future space exploration will offer complex communication challenges that may be best addressed by establishing a network infrastructure. However, current internet techniques for congestion control are not well suited for operation of a network over interplanetary distances. An alternative, delay-tolerant technique for congestion control in a delay-tolerant network is presented. A simple DTN was constructed and an experimental congestion control mechanism was applied. The mechanism appeared to be effective and each router was able to make its bundle acceptance decisions autonomously. Future research will examine more complex topologies and alternative bundle acceptance rules that might enhance performance.
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Burleigh, Scott, Jennings, Esther, Schoolcraft, Joshua. 2006-06-22. Autonomous Congestion Control in Delay-Tolerant Networks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080023034
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