Research Article

Group Mobility Model for Complex Multimission Cooperation of UAV Swarm

Table 1

Mobility model categories in Ad hoc in recent years.

ClassMobility nameMain schemesRelated literature

Random classRandom walk mobilityRandom but limited speed and angle[7]
Random direction mobilityRandom speed and angle. Not changing speed and angle until encountering borders[8]
Random waypoint mobilityBased on the random walk mobility by adding a wait time when arriving at the destination[9]
Gauss-Markov mobilitySimilar to the random walk mobility, but adding a speed correlation factor[10, 11]
Smooth random mobilitySimilar to the random waypoint mobility, but with smoothed changes for speed and direction[12]
Paparazzi mobilityPaparazzi movements: stay, waypoints, scan, oval[13, 14]

Reference classReference point group mobilityLogical reference point and center which will affect the speed of the next moment[15, 16]
Particle swarm mobilityRandom speed and waypoints, collision-free adjustment by particle swarm algorithm[17]
Reference velocity group mobilityReference point with speed and direction, similar to reference point group mobility[18]
Freeway mobilityReference direction which emulates the freeway motion[19]

Associate classPheromone repel mobilityRandom movement, pheromone driven[20, 21]
Hierarchical influence mobilityNature-based model by using binary influence in different nodes[22]
Connectivity and coverage mobilityEnsure connectivity and coverage mainly for reconnaissance tasks[23ā€“27]
Community mobilityBased on social relationships among individuals[28]