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On the Use of Position Information of Nodes in Mobile Ad hoc Networks

In contrast to today’s cellular networks mobile ad-hoc networks are characterized by autonomous nodes, which may move arbitrarily without any prior notice. The interconnection patterns among nodes may change dynamically so that links between nodes become unusable. New routes must be considered and maintained using routing protocols. In this paper we will discuss use of node’s position information for routing purposes. Further we propose a novel network layer approach for quality of service (QoS) routing in mobile ad hoc networks.