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Advanced flow control techniques using buffer-based routing and traffic filtering in tactical ad-hoc networks

  • Journal of Advances in Military Studies
  • Abbr : AdvMil
  • 2025, 8(2), pp.83~100
  • DOI : 10.37944/jams.v8i2.281
  • Publisher : Institute of Defense Acquisition Program
  • Research Area : Social Science > Military Science > Other Military Science
  • Received : September 10, 2025
  • Accepted : November 10, 2025
  • Published : October 31, 2025

Lim, Donghyun 1 Oh, Kyosang 1 Shin, Seunghoon 1 Kim, Jeonghun 1 Kim, Deukhwa 1

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ABSTRACT

Ad hoc networks are increasingly used in military communications, unmanned systems, and autonomous driving, where maintaining stable data delivery without centralized control is a major challenge. Our study proposes an integrated flow-control mechanism that manages traffic based on the available capacities of transmit and receive buffers. On the transmitter side, a priority-based packet filter dynamically drops low-priority traffic under congestion while maintaining missioncritical flows. On the receiver side, an enhanced routing protocol, OLSRb (OLSR-buffer-aware), embeds receive-buffer availability in TC (Topology Control) messages to avoid congested nodes during route selection. The proposed architecture and operational procedures are evaluated through two validation stages: (1) transmitter-side testing under variable buffer thresholds and (2) receiver-side comparison between OLSRb and standard OLSR. Results show that OLSRb reduces packet loss by about 17% on average, confirming improved transmission stability and adaptability. The mechanism effectively enhances reliability and resource efficiency in dynamic tactical and autonomous ad hoc network environments.

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