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Broadcast Disk with Adaptive scheduling Technique for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

A Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET) is a group of wireless, mobile, battery-powered clients and servers that autonomously form temporary networks. Three data communication modes can be provided in a MANET, data broadcast, data query, and peer-to-peer messaging. The objective of this research is to develop a MANET data communication technique, BDAS (Broadcast Disk with Adaptive scheduling), which uses broadcast disk with adaptive scheduling in the data broadcast mode, which handles the mobility issues in broadcasting relevant information without delay. It also reduces the waiting time and battery power of clients. Our proposed Broadcast Disk utilizes maximum of downstream communication capacity of server to provide the client with the needed information with minimum need for Data pull, because Pullbased systems are a poor match for asymmetric communications environments, as they require substantial upstream communications capabilities.