Available Bandwidth Congestion Control for Grid Computing - Oluwatope, Ayodeji
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The current TCP or its variants are challenged with a number performance related issues when deployed in high Bandwidth-Delay Products, BDP, Networks such as the grid. Prominent among these challenging performance issues is poor network resource allocation which leads to under-utilisation of the grid. This thesis focuses on the development of a novel transmission control protocol which allocates network resource optimally whenever the Bandwidth-Delay Products are high typical in the grid. The thesis presents an congestion avoidance approach which is based on a link's available bandwidth. To…mehr

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The current TCP or its variants are challenged with a number performance related issues when deployed in high Bandwidth-Delay Products, BDP, Networks such as the grid. Prominent among these challenging performance issues is poor network resource allocation which leads to under-utilisation of the grid. This thesis focuses on the development of a novel transmission control protocol which allocates network resource optimally whenever the Bandwidth-Delay Products are high typical in the grid. The thesis presents an congestion avoidance approach which is based on a link's available bandwidth. To achieve the research goal, the problem of a link's resource allocation, in high Bandwidth-Delay Products Networks, was analysed, defined and expressed as an optimisation problem with the link's available bandwidth as a solution to the optimisation problem. To formulate an estimation scheme for the link's available bandwidth, fluid mechanics and graph theory were employed. An algorithm was designed for the scheme and validation done in Matlab7.0 and ns-2 packet-level simulation tool.
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The author obtained BSc(Hons) in Computer Engineering 1995, MSc. in Computer Science 2003, and Ph.D in Computer Science 2008 from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. His research interest includes Computer Networks with a focus in network utility maximisation. He currently teaches and conducts research in Obafemi Awolowo University.