2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11277-020-07741-0
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A Competent Ad-hoc Sensor Routing Protocol for Energy Efficiency in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

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“…Furthermore, the scenarios were varied with different packet rates, starting with 0.33 per second, followed by 0.7/s, 1.5/s, 2.2/s, and 3.6/s. In these scenarios, the number of total nodes was fixed to 121, of which 20 were malicious nodes ( IDs 22,24,14,16,21,23,15,13,18,10,11,19,4,8,2,6,9,17,12,and 20), as shown in Figure 5, and the simulation was run for 300 s. The energy comparison between P-BIOSARP, E-BIOSARP, BIOSARP, and SRTLD is shown in Figure 12.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, the scenarios were varied with different packet rates, starting with 0.33 per second, followed by 0.7/s, 1.5/s, 2.2/s, and 3.6/s. In these scenarios, the number of total nodes was fixed to 121, of which 20 were malicious nodes ( IDs 22,24,14,16,21,23,15,13,18,10,11,19,4,8,2,6,9,17,12,and 20), as shown in Figure 5, and the simulation was run for 300 s. The energy comparison between P-BIOSARP, E-BIOSARP, BIOSARP, and SRTLD is shown in Figure 12.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…nodes was fixed to 121, of which 20 were malicious nodes ( IDs 22,24,14,16,21,23,15,13,18,10,11,19,4,8,2,6,9,17,12,and 20), as shown in Figure 5, and the simulation was run for 300 s. The energy comparison between P-BIOSARP, E-BIOSARP, BIOSARP, and SRTLD is shown in Figure 12.…”
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“…To begin, a node must satisfy its network duties and roles. If it is designed to send video, it must use a high-bandwidth interface [19]. If it is meant to transfer data, on either hand, it may offer a wider choice of network interface options.…”
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“…In the cloud development paper [12] participant predominantly recommended a conceptual mathematical formalism-conscious VM placement process [13].The authors of [14,15] have presented a method that utilises a three-layer cloud computing network and load balancing idea. Authors in [16] present enhanced load balanced Min-Min (ELBMM) method as a resource management method.Another technique suggested in [17] is a Resource-based Load balanced Min-Min (RBLMM). The technique is also designed to balance workload on virtual machines and take Makespan reduction into account.The authors of [18] suggested effective load balancing and scheduling techniques that would minimise execution time for the advantage of both cloud users and service providers.…”
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confidence: 99%