A human mobility model with node interest orientation is proposed to improve the simulation accuracy of human mobility in mobile ad hoc networks. The model takes people's access preference to interest locations into consideration and ignores the undetectable and unusable temporary passing-bys. A method to convert people's social relationships into node interest vectors is designed and the resulting node interest vectors are used as inputs of the model so that the meaningful social relationships of target scenarios can be reproduced accurately and quantitatively. The model adjusts nodes' mobility by correlating them to node interest vectors
and is convenient for routing protocol research on node interest. Comparisons of statistic distributions between the scenario generated by the model and the real trace scenarios show that the model is able to generate traces similar to real human mobility
and the JSD(Jensen-Shannon Divergences)of inter-contact time and contact duration are 0.048 and 0.014
respectively.
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