An efficient technique for underwater communication using opportunistic routing protocol

For many years, opportunistic networks have gained fame in research and industry as a natural evolution of mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). It is a more common concept of delay tolerant networks, which opens an exciting path for connecting nodes opportunistically. It communicates wirelessly and at the similar time expands the possibilities for real-life application problems. In this paper, a base station (BS1) is considered on the upper layer of water, i.e. it can be anything like ship, etc. When it will get connected by RSU or satellite, sonar waves of base station amplifies. Another base station (BS2) is situated under water like a submarine at some distance from BS1 gets radio waves by base station its Sonar waves gets amplified. The BS2 is not mobile and it´s located in a particular space only. An improved routing protocol based on Prophet routing protocol is being proposed. Our results show that the Proposed routing protocol is able to provide better results in term of message delivery probability, delivered, latency avg, cumulative probability.