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The objective of this work is to analyse performance of unstable mobile nodes with self-organization structures in Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN). This process enables the nodes to utilize their power fairly, and ensures that the links are established between nodes and used to improve the connectivity. In this paper two approaches are proposed: 1. Self-Healing (SH) and 2. Unstable Topology Structure (UTS) approaches based on localized computations. The proposed work is proven with simulations by analysing node degree, coverage area and Quality of Service (QoS) parameters. The performance of the work is analysed in a network simulator with mathematical models.

In wireless networks other than source and destination nodes, intermediate nodes play a major role for routing and other control transfer functions. Hence the network must be formed by self-organized intermediate nodes. This feature of the node is also used to protect the network from uncertainties like link, node failures. The main objective of this paper is to give the characteristics of intermediate nodes; how they support the quality of service issues. Existing research work in this area mainly concentrates on backbone construction and there is no solution for self-organized backbone formation. A new distributed localized algorithm is proposed to construct and maintain the backbone network named as SOB-T or M (self-organized backbone- tree or mark), which means that tree or marking scheme are used to construct the backbone network. The QoS parameters like throughput, delay and number of control messages are analyzed in this paper.