Delay-Tolerant Networking work:
Saratoga Bundle Protocol work Interplanetary Internet work HTTP-DTN
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HTTP-DTN protocol stack |
HTTP-DTN is an approach to Delay-Tolerant Networking that offers an alternative to the Bundle Protocol. HTTP-DTN is based on using existing commercially-implemented protocols.
HTTP-DTN uses HTTP as a session layer, running in separate hop-by-hop sessions between nodes relaying traffic. HTTP is separated from TCP into its own layer, running over different convergence or transport layers that suit the underlying network and link characteristics.
- Moving data in DTNs with HTTP and MIME: Making use of HTTP for delay- and disruption-tolerant networks with convergence layers, Lloyd Wood, Peter Holliday, Daniel Floreani and Ioannis Psaras, Proceedings of the Workshop on the Emergence of Delay-/Disruption-Tolerant Networks (E-DTN), St. Petersburg, Russia, 14 October 2009.
- Turning HTTP into a standalone layer: decoupling HTTP from TCP, talk given to the TSVAREA meeting, IETF 75, Stockholm, 27 July 2009.
- Specifying transport mechanisms in Uniform Resource Indicators, Lloyd Wood, work in progress as an internet-draft, version -07 submitted to the IETF, October 2009.
- HTTP-DTN: delivery across ad-hoc networks, slideset presented at the IETF 71 IRTF DTN research group meeting, March 2008 (audio recording from IETF 71 sessions).
- Using HTTP for delivery in Delay/Disruption-Tolerant Networks, Lloyd Wood and Peter Holliday, work in progress as an internet-draft, version -04 submitted to the
IETF IRTF, October 2009.
