QoS-based Routing in Context-Aware Computer Networks

With the rise of the ubiquitous dynamic, heterogeneous computer networks, Quality of Service (QoS)-based routing within context-aware networking environments has become increasingly significant. This paper explores the integration of QoS parameters such as bandwidth, latency, jitter, and reliability into routing decisions influenced by contextual information. We examine existing frameworks, propose enhancements to context-aware QoS routing strategies, and evaluate the performance impact through simulation-based analysis. Results demonstrate that incorporating context-awareness substantially improves network efficiency and service satisfaction.