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TCP Capture Avoidance in Wireless Networks Based on Path Length and Path Density

We propose a distributed ingress throttling scheme for wireless networks based on path length and path density such that TCP fairness is guaranteed. To this end we introduce a model for the sustainable load permitted in the MAC interference zone. This model is then calibrated using simulations for a worst case scenario. We were able to validate the desired performance of our scheme in simulations as well as real world experiments. In this paper we also compare our solution to other schemes for TCP capture mitigation.