A novel method of improving energy efficient QoS in FANET using Correlation And Confidence Based Gradient Clustering Metric approach

Abstract

Flying Ad-hoc Networks (FANETs) being the most popular wing of the research in recent time had many evolutions to cope up with the growing demands in defense and other civil applications. Limited number of nodes, limited source of energy and increased mobility of the drones were the major problems to be addressed while building an effective FANET. Drones were aerial-nodes that are driver-less; their actions were prescribed by means of algorithms devoid of some human relations and could be easily deployed in the system. Hence this article aims to propose a novel framework to improvise the energy efficiency of FANET through Correlation and Confidence based Gradient Clustering Metric (CC-GCM) approach in the clustering algorithm.The results obtained through the proposed model are proven to be outstanding by producing an improvised performance efficiency and augmented energy efficiency. This article also involves a comparative study of the performance attributes with the existing models with tabulated values and graphs in terms of energy consumption, average end-to-end delay, cluster building time, average cluster life time, and Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR).

A study on routing metrics to improve the quality of service in MANET environment

“…In order to increase the efficiency of FANET's energy usage, Abbas Ali and Erode Dhanapal [32] offer a new framework that uses a Correlation and Confidence based Gradient Clustering Metric (CC-GCM) strategy in the clustering process. Superior performance and increased energy efficiency are only two of the tangible benefits of using the proposed strategy.…”