Exploring the Impact of Multipath Transmission Control on Alleviating Traffic Congestion

Despite their low resources and high node mobility, wireless mobile networks are essential to modern communication systems. Since these wireless networks don't have a physical backbone like traditional networks with a fixed base station do, it's critical to develop efficient routing strategies. The study focuses on investigating multipath routing, an idea that permits the creation of multiple paths between a source and destination node, to address these issues. The main objective of this research is to improve load balancing, quality of service, energy efficiency, and data transmission reliability through multipath routing to overcome the constraints of resource-constrained wireless networks. Nodes can easily join and leave wireless mobile networks as they move around due to their dynamic nature. Since wireless nodes have a limited transmission range, data exchange frequently necessitates multiple hops. The study essentially explores the dynamic and resource-constrained characteristics of wireless mobile networks, highlighting the importance of multipath routing to overcome obstacles and enhance different facets of network performance