A Novel Multi Routing in Ad-Hoc Networks Based on Maximum Node Energy

Ad-Hoc network is a collection of wireless mobile nodes without any fixed base station infrastructure and centralized management. Each node acting as both a host and a router moves arbitrarily and communicates with others via multiple wireless links. The primary application for ad hoc networks has been for military operations. As the military has become more dependent on computer networks, it has sought to develop a resilient, mobile networking architecture to support network-centric warfare. In this paper we proposes a new routing model composed of K-means and AODV algorithms for path energy as an additional metric for routing. The motive behind this effort is to study the effect of the added metric on improving the lifespan of the Ad-Hoc communication network and the corresponding effect on the overall network performance.