A Social Cognitive Heuristic for Adaptive Data Dissemination in Mobile Opportunistic Networks
Matteo Mordacchini, Andrea Passarella, Marco Conti

TL;DR
This paper introduces a social-based data dissemination method for mobile opportunistic networks that leverages social structure and cognitive heuristics to improve data relevance and resource efficiency.
Contribution
It proposes a novel social circle heuristic combined with community detection to enhance data dissemination in dynamic, resource-constrained mobile networks.
Findings
Improved data relevance through social structure awareness
Enhanced dissemination efficiency in dynamic scenarios
Effective performance demonstrated via simulation
Abstract
It is commonly agreed that data will be one of the cornerstones of Future Internet systems. In this context, mobile Opportunistic Networks (ONs) are one of the key paradigms to support, in a self-organising and decentralised manner, the growth of data generated by localized interactions between users mobile devices, and between them and nearby devices such as IoT nodes. In ONs, the spontaneous collaboration among mobile devices is exploited to disseminate data toward interested users. However, the limited resources and knowledge available at each node, and the vast amount of data available, make it difficult to devise efficient schemes to accomplish this task. Recent solutions propose to equip each device with data filtering methods derived from human data processing schemes, known as Cognitive Heuristics, i.e. very effective methods used by the brain to quickly drop useless…
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