A neighbor discovery algorithm for UAV ad hoc networks in airport low-altitude emergency scenarios: the DM-ND algorithm integrating directional antennas and multi-channel parallelism
Aug 2026· International Conference on Industrial IoT, Big Data, and Smart Cities· Vol 14325, pp. 143250C - 143250C-10· 0 citations
Engineering
TL;DR
A fast neighbor discovery algorithm (DM-ND) integrating directional antennas and multi-channel parallel technology, combined with unequal-length slot allocation and dynamic duty cycle adjustment to optimize discovery efficiency and energy consumption is proposed.
Abstract
With the expanding scale of airport operations in China, the demand for low-altitude emergency support is increasingly urgent. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Ad Hoc Networks (UANETs) have become a key technology for airport low-altitude emergency communications, but traditional neighbor discovery algorithms suffer from high delay, large energy consumption, poor connectivity and weak anti-interference ability due to UAV high-speed movement and dynamic blind zones in airport low-altitude scenarios. To address this issue, this paper proposes a fast neighbor discovery algorithm (DM-ND) integrating directional antennas and multi-channel parallel technology, combined with unequal-length slot allocation and dynamic duty cycle adjustment to optimize discovery efficiency and energy consumption. Verified by theoretical modeling and MATLAB simulation, all performance indicators of the algorithm meet the requirements of airport low-altitude emergency communications, providing reliable technical support and a reference for similar scenarios.
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