A collaborative caching strategy for content-centric enabled wireless sensor networks

Jaber, Ghada; Kacimi, Rahim

doi:10.1016/j.comcom.2020.05.018

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“…A caching strategy based on the WSN node's placement in an IC-WSN is discussed in [46]. The caching strategy involves cache placement and replacement policies to enable energy-efficient IC-WSNs in a smart university campus scenario.…”

Section: ) Information-centric Wireless Sensor Network (Ic-wsns)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Application Areas of Information-Centric Networking: State-of-the-Art and Challenges

Hurali

Patil

2022

IEEE Access

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The Information-Centric Network (ICN) paradigm has gained popularity since its inception. The host-based IP networks were not primarily designed to handle scenarios that it is exposed to on the current Internet. In that direction lot of research has been happening to develop applications such as web applications, multimedia streaming, the Internet of Things, Wireless Sensor Networks and Vehicular networks. In addition, new ICN application areas, such as social networks, Industrial IoTs, etc., are emerging. This review investigates the possible application areas and their deficiencies evenly, broadly and at a certain level of depth with focus on security, scalability, IP interoperability, modularity and other application specific aspects. We discuss the current state-of-the-art in these ICN-based applications and the existing limitations. A comparative analysis of the literary works available is performed to understand the research gaps available, and a detailed discussion of the challenges in each area is provided. We conclude the review with future challenges in the application development with the ICN paradigm to reap its architectural benefits.

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Section: ) Information-centric Wireless Sensor Network (Ic-wsns)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Application Areas of Information-Centric Networking: State-of-the-Art and Challenges

Hurali

Patil

2022

IEEE Access

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“…Though, the research efforts are required for a systematic approach to manage the transmission interference and heterogeneity issues present in 5G communication networks. A cooperative caching mechanism for data-centric wireless sensor networks has been proposed in [29]. It considers the centrality value of the node and its distance with respect to the content source.…”

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CCJRF-ICN: A Novel Mechanism for Coadjuvant Caching Joint Request Forwarding in Information Centric Networks

2021

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Information centric networking (ICN) shifts the focus of existing internet architecture from host-oriented to content-oriented model by enabling in-network caching and content-based forwarding. These ICN features help to increase network performance by decreasing content discovery delay, content server load, and network congestion. To route a content interest inside network such that content can be fetched with minimal time is a challenging task in ICN. The performance of the ICN routing protocol can be significantly improved if the decisions related to content chunk placement and request forwarding are taken in a cooperative fashion. This paper describes a novel strategy for co-operative caching joint request forwarding in ICN, focusing on decreasing content retrieval latency. To do so, the caching strategy leverages the concept of connected dominating set (CDS) for creating a virtual backbone network to eliminate caching redundancy and reduce content discovery delay. It considers content chunk placement and request forwarding tasks as strongly co-related procedures. It exploits the caching information so that the request is forwarded to a content router (CR) with the maximum likelihood of carrying needed data using the betweenness centrality (BC) of CR. The proposed approach also uses the Markov chain-based model to estimate CS hit likelihood and use it as decisional parameter while forwarding the interest packet. This mechanism helps to fetch the content within the shortest possible time duration. The CCJRF-ICN adopts the Dijkstra's shortest path routing and works in collaboration with the CDS-driven caching joint forwarding mechanism. The simulation study of CCJRF-ICN is done inside ns-3 based ndnSIM-2.0 simulator with performance measures like content store (CS) hit ratio, content discovery delay, mean hop distance, network load, and network overhead. The simulation outcomes demonstrate that CCJRF-ICN outperforms the state-of-the-art strategies for realistic topologies (GEANT, US-26, Euro-28) and shows improvement up to 5-35% against stated performance measures.

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“…During the transmission process, least number of hops constructs routing tables to build the finest route towards the endpoint, the shorter route to transmit envelopes to the endpoint during the routing phase. This protocol increases energy consumption by taking a short distance, where the nodes exist between active and isolated areas [35].…”

Section: Least Hop Usage In Routing Protocol (Lhurp)mentioning

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Taxonomy Classification and Comparison of Routing Protocol Based on Energy Efficient Rate

Smys¹,

Bashar²,

Haoxiang³

2021

JISMAC

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This research article investigates effective energy protocols for wireless sensor networks (WSN). The newly proposed taxonomic classification and comparison provides the following protocol categories: latency and efficient routing based on energy and hop selection in network and its architecture, communication sensor network, networking structure, procedure functioning, sending and receiving round mode, and route setting. This research work has examined each class to discuss and compare the different parameters of its representative routing protocols (mechanisms, advantages, disadvantages) based on the energy efficient rate along with delivery delay and network time. The simulation results on the NS-simulator of various protocols show that, the routing task has to be built upon different intelligent technologies to improve the network life and ensures better sensory area coverage.

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A collaborative caching strategy for content-centric enabled wireless sensor networks

Cited by 20 publications

References 21 publications

Application Areas of Information-Centric Networking: State-of-the-Art and Challenges

Application Areas of Information-Centric Networking: State-of-the-Art and Challenges

CCJRF-ICN: A Novel Mechanism for Coadjuvant Caching Joint Request Forwarding in Information Centric Networks

Taxonomy Classification and Comparison of Routing Protocol Based on Energy Efficient Rate

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