A low energy and adaptive routing architecture for efficient field monitoring in heterogeneous wireless sensor networks

Atero, F.J.; Vinagre, Juan J.; Ramiro, J. G.; Wilby, Mark Richard

doi:10.1109/hpcsim.2011.5999859

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“…HARP: A hierarchical Adaptive and reliable routing protocol [33] is an example for mobility based protocols in heterogeneous WSNs, it partitions the nodes into two types normal nodes and cluster nodes based on the residual energy capacities. It builds a hierarchical tree with the normal nodes and cluster head as root node, cluster nodes and sink node as root node.…”

Section: Heterogeneous Wsnsmentioning

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Wireless Sensor Networks Routing Design Issues: A Survey

Mohd¹,

Abdul²,

Srinivasa³

2019

IJCA

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A Wireless sensor network consists of many devices called as sensor nodes which communicate with each other, to sense the parameters of the environment in which they have been deployed. Sensor nodes communicate with each other using wireless communication techniques and these techniques are governed by routing protocols. Traditional routing protocols cannot be used in WSNs because of the inherent nature of WSNs that distinguishes it from other wireless networks. Performance of the Wireless sensor network depends on the routing protocol hence an extensive survey of the challenges and issues faced during the design of the routing protocols is presented in this paper. Major categories of routing protocols are discussed in detail in this paper. Energy efficient routing protocols are emphasized further.

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Section: Heterogeneous Wsnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wireless Sensor Networks Routing Design Issues: A Survey

Mohd¹,

Abdul²,

Srinivasa³

2019

IJCA

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“…A wireless sensor network (WSN) is a self-configured or self-organized network. It contains a collection of small, low powered sensor nodes with limited transmission range and the base station or sink [1,2]. Sensor nodes in wireless sensor networks are prone to failure because of hardware and software failures, instability of communication link, battery depletion, dislocation, etc.…”

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Fuzzy Informer Homed Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network

Kakamanshadi¹,

Gupta²,

Singh³

2019

IJCNC

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A wireless sensor network consists of severalsensor nodes. Sensor nodes collaborate to collect meaningful environmental information and send them to the base station. During these processes, nodes are prone to failure, due to the energy depletion, hardware or software failure, etc. Therefore, fault tolerance and energy efficiency are two important objectives for reliable packet delivery. To address these objectives a novel method called fuzzy informer homed routing protocol is introduced. The proposed method tries to distribute the workload between every sensor node. A fuzzy logic approach is used to handle uncertainties in cluster head communication range estimation. The simulation results show that the proposed method can significantly reduce energy consumption as compared with IHR and DHR protocols. Furthermore, results revealed that it performs better than IHR and DHR protocols in terms of first node dead and half of the nodes alive, throughput and total remaining energy. It is concluded that the proposed protocol is a stable and energy efficient fault tolerance algorithm for wireless sensor networks.

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“…A WSN is a self-organized network including a set of low power nodes with limited transmission range and a sink node [10].…”

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“…Sensor network techniques assist in diagnosing any defect in the railway lines and preventing any probable event. As could be seen in Figure 3, in the discussed plans [1,2,4,[6][7][8][9][10], a base station or sink in the central control department delivers data collected by existing sensors in the route or in the train to the central server for data analysis and issuing necessary commands. Considering the advantages of a mobile sink, including longer network life, lower power consumption, load balancing by moving the sink, ease of data collection, and so forth, the method was proposed based on the moving sink that is optimal for the plan, as indicated in Figure 4.…”

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Promoting the Quality Level of Signaling in Railway Transportation System Taking Advantage from Wireless Sensor Networks Technology

2017

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Given the importance of using the railway networks for the reliable and safe transportation of goods and passengers, which plays an important role in the economy of rail transport of the country, it is necessary to use wireless sensor network techniques to raise the quality and quantity and also maintain the application of these facilities for better control and optimal use of relevant technologies in this regard. Regarding the development of wireless sensor networks for collecting and processing environmental information, we intended to employ them in order to maintain railways, and also prevent defects that might occur in mobile machines and parts, as well as to avoid probable events and reduce human errors. Considering the limited capacity of batteries for sensor nodes in a wireless sensor network, energy efficiency is an important issue; thus mobile sinks are presented as a possible solution. In this study, the proposed routing uses Ring Routing and an optimization gravitational search algorithm for the primary selection of the ring causes an increase in a sensor network's lifespan. In this study, by applying the proposed method in the railway transportation system, it is improved to reduce the existing errors by creating a system with a higher safety factor and high quality and efficiency, together with maximum efficiency and good speed.

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A low energy and adaptive routing architecture for efficient field monitoring in heterogeneous wireless sensor networks

Cited by 13 publications

References 15 publications

Wireless Sensor Networks Routing Design Issues: A Survey

Wireless Sensor Networks Routing Design Issues: A Survey

Fuzzy Informer Homed Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network

Promoting the Quality Level of Signaling in Railway Transportation System Taking Advantage from Wireless Sensor Networks Technology

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