Author : P.Lavanya 1
Date of Publication :11th March 2018
Abstract: World has become ground for various disasters. Irrespective of natural or manmade, disasters cause a huge destruction which results in the failure of conventional communication systems, where the communication infrastructure might be collapsed partially or completely. In such situations, the rescue teams are deployed immediately in order to save human lives. In such scenarios, communication plays a vital role for better disaster response information gathering. To meet such needs we present peer to peer communicating Ad-hoc networks, which doesn’t have infrastructure and is very helpful during catastrophic or tumultuous activities. In general, Ad-hoc networks have nodes, long transmission link which again require towers for antennas in order to establish long distance communication. But by using peer to peer communication mechanism, number of nodes are used between the source and destination for long distance communication. This inturn decreases the cost and increases the availability. Since rescue team must be on site where victims reside in order to establish a communication between rescuers and the victims, this is the best and effective way of communication.Hence paves a way for the usage of spontaneous networks like Ad-hoc , which are quickly and easily deployable.
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