Comunicação Robusta para Disseminação de Eventos Dinâmicos em Redes Táticas Apoiada em Grafos Temporais

• Diego Milhomem Schmitt UFPR
• Marcos Aurélio Carrero UFPR
• Aldri Santos UFPR

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbseg.2018.4254

Abstract

Tactical Networks act in the diffusion of actions of command and control, frequent events disseminated among the diverse members of the network to carry out coordinated actions. Composed of devices with heterogeneous computational resources where the intermittent connections, scalability and application in environments without infrastructure characterize a dynamic structure susceptible to communication failures over time, preventing the realization of coordination tasks. This paper presents a mechanism to support the dissemination of events in Tactical Networks in order to guarantee a greater robustness in the synchronization of the actions of command and control in urban environments. The mechanism is based on Local Bridges of graphs to identify and select nodes in conditions to act in the dissemination of events according to the local dynamics of the network. Results show the robustness of the proposed mechanism to deal with the dynamicity of the structure and the devices, providing efficiency in the diffusion of actions in urban scenarios.

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