Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A self-organizing peer-to-peer system is built upon an application level overlay, whose topology is independent of underlying physical network. A ll-routed message path in such systems may result in a long delay and excessive traffic due to the mismatch beten logical and physical networks. In order to solve this problem,  present a family of Peer-exchange Routing Optimization Protocols (PROP) to reconstruct the overlay. It includes two policies: PROP- G for generic condition and PROP-0 for optimized one. Both theoretical analysis and simulation experiments show that these two protocols greatly reduce the average latency of the overlay and achieve a location-aware topology with low overhead. Their overall performance can be further improved if combined with other recent approaches. Specifically, PROP-G can be easily applied to both structured and unstructured systems without the loss of their primary characteristics, such as efficient routing and anonymity. PROP- O, on the other hand, is more efficient, especially in a heterogeneous environment where nodes have different processing capabilities.
['Tongqing Qiu', 'Guihai Chen', 'Mao Ye', 'Edward Chan', 'Ben Y. Zhao']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Towards Location-aware Topology in both Unstructured and Structured P2P Systems
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