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Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 1 Properties of Mobile Tactical Radio Networks on VHF Bands Li Li & Phil Vigneron Communications Research Centre Canada

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 2 Outline Motivation A model for VHF mobile tactical network (MTN) The network properties of VHF MTN Conclusions

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 3 Mobile Tactical Networks in VHF Bands Distinct characteristics Low throughput tactical links & applications Mobility models for tactical scenarios Varying topology but not very large network scale Networking objectives multi-hop capabilities & extended coverage integrated voice/data Dynamic auto-reconfiguration in response to varying radio link quality Certificate Authority Network Centre MTN Deployment Mobile Tactical Network Deployment Strategic Backbone Information Grid

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 4 Background Tactical radio nets Packet-switching appliqué for 16 kbps VHF links SINCGARS packet radio nets NTDR radio nets Mobile ad hoc networks – numerous protocols and algorithms published for MANET and VANET Summary Mostly IP protocol based - strong flavor of pt-to-pt routes Very limited for VHF links to accommodate mobility or to scale the network Rely on high bandwidth/more spectrum (e.g., UHF links of 1Mbps and up) for multi-hop reachibility/scalability Many solutions designed for WiFi radios – applicability in VHF nets?

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 5 Motivation Devising and evaluating networking strategies based on fundamental physics of the VHF Mobile Tactical Network Understanding the basic characteristics of VHF mobile networks –Radio propagation –Network topology characteristics, e.g., node degree, path length –Network connectivity conditions An empirical foundation of VHF mobile tactical networks to design, evaluate and improve protocols and algorithms

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 6 The network model A tactical network model for network studies & protocol solution design Based on the geometric random graph Apply tactical radio signal measurement data Incorporate realistic tactical deployment mobility scenarios

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 7 Approaches and parameters Model radio propagation in different environment: urban, semi- rural, suburban Apply tactical network mobility models, capture node mobility trajectories & produce coordinates and distance metrics Numerical computations to evaluate link probabilities applying radio signal measurement data for a scenario of the selected deployment terrain From link probabilities compute node degree, network connectivity level, voice and data paths, etc. An example – Group deployment of operations in semi-rural terrain, Frequency 57.0 MHz, path loss exponent 3.18, the intercept 68.8 dBm, and the standard deviation of the shadowing 4.11 dBm

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 8 The example network scenario Network of 38 nodes, 4 combat groups, one commander group and 3 special operation nodes

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 9 Distribution of network node degree Relatively high average node degree creating dense radio neighborhood High node degree concentration on the commander nodes Prob Link probability - Average node degree (number of immediate neighbors) - Commander nodes well connected

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 10 Network connectivity properties Network connectivity level decreases for less dense networks In this deployment scenario, network overall connectivity level is closely related to the average path probability of the commander nodes Average network connectivity levels Average overall path probabilities of commander nodes vs. network connectivity level Average network connectivity level -

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 11 Link updates in the network Relatively stable link status due to long radio signal range Increased link updates in less dense networks

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 12 Path costs in the network Shortest path algorithms computed to obtain voice and data paths Reliable data delivery including retransmissions / ACKs counted for the data paths Different paths and costs for voice and data traffic Distributions of voice path hop counts Distributions of data path hop counts and costs

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 13 Observations The network model established on the realistic tactical radio and mobility models captures the fundamental characteristics of the network Dense radio neighborhood Overall network connectedness varying with path loss margin Different path/spectral cost for traffic of different QoS classes Network hub phenomenon The network characteristics provide guidance in protocol design and evaluation, for example: Dense radio neighborhood increases the protocol overhead for two hop information updates Leverage the hub nodes: the roles of nodes for network status monitoring, and management

Communications Research Centre (CRC) Defence R&D Canada – Ottawa 14 Future Work Improve the network model to further capture the signal path characteristics Simulation platform being developed to verify the network properties of VHF mobile tactical networks Efficient networking protocols for multicast, broadcast and unicast traffic taking into account the identified network properties (publications in MILCOM09 and MILCOM10) - further evaluations for various deployment scenarios