A Tunable K-Hop Mobility-Based Outsourcing Replication Model for Optimizing End-to-End Reliability in MP2P Systems Using Community-Oriented Neighboring Feedback

This work proposes a scheme which takes into account the k-hop mobility-based outsourcing strategy where the mobile devices are using a sequential scheme for caching requested high ranked resources onto neighboring nodes in the k-hop path in order to be available during a request. The scheme takes into consideration the relay epoch and the mobility aspects of each node in the k-hop path in order to disseminate effectively and within a specified duration any requested file chunks. The combined community oriented model enables the involved nodes in the path to contribute into the diffusion process pathetically according to the k-hop replication diffusion scenario using a feedback oriented mechanism which increases the multicasting diffusion throughput response significantly as simulation results show.