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    Title: 結合機會性行動與社群網路的群眾行動感測與計算 之訊息路由策略
    A message routing strategy for mobile crowd sensing and computing in opportunistic mobile and social networks
    Authors: 徐紹鈞
    Hsu, Shao-Chun
    Contributors: 蔡子傑
    Tsai, Tzu-Chieh
    徐紹鈞
    Hsu, Shao-Chun
    Keywords: 機會性行動網路
    社群網路
    社群關係
    路由策略
    Opportunistic network
    Social network
    Social relationship
    Routing strategy
    Date: 2017
    Issue Date: 2017-09-13 14:49:34 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 由於各式行動裝置數量的大幅增加,使得透過攜帶這些裝置的行動群眾,來感測與計算的應用也隨之發展。行動感測與計算,重要的關鍵因素,就是需要群眾的參與與互動,以提高資料品質,並透過異質性網路的結合,以善用裝置的資源,提升資料傳輸的效率,才能符合及時資料分析與探勘的應用需求。
    本論文以實際狀況為考量,並加入社群網路以增加群眾參與意願,提出了一個結合機會性行動與社群網路的架構,及路由策略,期能解決行動群眾感測與計算情境下,感測資料傳輸的效率問題。此路由策略,乃透過隨意路線概念,基於此架構下,紀錄最近相遇的節點集合,並結合社群關係,以計算傳輸成本。在我們的效能評估中,我們提出的方法比起其他方法,其整體表現在增加適當成本下,能有效提升訊息傳達成功的機率與降低傳送的延遲時間。
    The surging of various mobile devices leads to vigorous growth of Mobile Crowd Sensing and Computing (MCSC) applications. The key factors of MCSC are the participation and interaction of users carrying these devices to improve data quality, and efficient usage of the device resources by using heterogeneous networks’ connections to increase efficiency of transmission. It will thus meet the application requirements of in time data analysis and mining.
    In this research, we consider the network situation in daily life, with adding the social network for increasing incentive. We propose an integrated network with opportunistic mobile and social networks, and based on that, a message routing strategy to deal with the transmission efficiency problem for MCSC. The message routing strategy is modified from Anypath routing. It records the node met recently and the social relationship to evaluate transmission cost. In the performance evaluation, compared to other strategies, the simulation results show that our proposed strategy can successfully enhance messages delivery ratio and reduce transmission delay with acceptable overhead increase.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    資訊科學學系
    104753023
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0104753023
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