Authors :
Arathy Davis, Erina Tomy, Angel Rose C.D, Deepa Devassy.
Volume/Issue :
Volume 4 - 2019, Issue 4 - April
Google Scholar :
https://goo.gl/DF9R4u
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/2JRohb2
Abstract :
A network can have diverse packets generated dependent on the kind of events. A large portion of these may be regular packets. But it also produce emergency packets whenever some emergency event occurs, which need to reach destination faster. We propose a backpressure-based queue model where an emergency packet will be given preference and send forward using backpressure method. The end-to-end delay is calculated for different kind of packets. The resultant graph demonstrate that the emergency packets are conveyed faster than ordinary packets and the delay is essentially reduced.
A network can have diverse packets generated dependent on the kind of events. A large portion of these may be regular packets. But it also produce emergency packets whenever some emergency event occurs, which need to reach destination faster. We propose a backpressure-based queue model where an emergency packet will be given preference and send forward using backpressure method. The end-to-end delay is calculated for different kind of packets. The resultant graph demonstrate that the emergency packets are conveyed faster than ordinary packets and the delay is essentially reduced.