A Novel Network Coding and Multi-path Routing Approach for Wireless Sensor Network

Sun, Baolin; Gui, Chao; Song, Ying; Chen, Hua

doi:10.1007/s11277-013-1496-y

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“…In our previous research, we proposed a multipath routing network coding algorithm in WSN (NC-WSN) [7], which can improve the throughput of data packet and the reliability of data packet transmission, and achieve the load balancing ability of data packet transmission better. In literature [8], we proposed a sliding window network coding algorithm in MANETs (SWNCM).…”

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Network Coding-based Maximum Lifetime Algorithm for Sliding Window in WSNs

2019

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Network coding (NC) is a promising technology that can improve available bandwidth and packet throughput in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Sliding window is an improved technology of NC, which is a supplement of TCP/IP technology and can improve data throughput and network lifetime on WSNs. This paper proposes a network coding-based maximum lifetime algorithm for sliding window in WSNs (NC-MLSW) which improves the throughput and network lifetime in WSN. The packets on the source node are sent on the WSNs. The intermediate node encodes the received original packet and forwards the newly encoded packet to the next node. Finally, the destination node decodes the received encoded data packet and recovers the original packet. The performance of the NC-MLSW algorithm is studied using NS2 simulation software and the network packet throughput, network lifetime and data packet loss rate were evaluated. The simulations experiment results show that the NC-MLSW algorithm can obviously improve the network packet throughput and network lifetime. He is currently a professor at the school of information and engineering in the Hubei University of Economics, Wuhan, China. His research interests include wireless communication, performance analysis and modeling. He has published over 60 research papers.Ying Song received her PhD degree in photogrammetry and remote sensing in 2011 and a master degree of geographical information system in 2004 from the . Her research interests include algorithm, wireless communication, performance analysis, and network model. She has published over 20 research papers.

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Network Coding-based Maximum Lifetime Algorithm for Sliding Window in WSNs

2019

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“…Due to the rapid growth of mobile devices such as laptops and smartphones, wireless data traffic has significantly increased, driving the many efforts to increase wireless bandwidth [1][2][3][4][5]. Recently, wide attention has focused on a novel paradigm called network coding (NC) to maximize the link utilization of a given wireless bandwidth.…”

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Adaptive Length Sliding Window-Based Network Coding for Energy Efficient Algorithm in MANETs

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A key problem in network coding (NC) lies in the complexity and energy consumption associated with the packet decoding processes, which hinder its application in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Sliding-window Network Coding is a variation of NC that is an addition to TCP/IP and improves the throughput of TCP on MANETs. In this paper, we propose an Adaptive Length Sliding Window-based Network Coding for Energy Efficient algorithm in MANETs (ALSW-NCEE). The performance of this ALSW-NCEE is studied using NS2 and evaluated in terms of the network throughput, encoding overhead, energy consumption, and energy efficiency when packet is transmitted. The simulations result shows that the ALSW-NCEE with our proposition can significantly improve the network throughput and achieves higher diversity order.

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“…No static infrastructure such as communications base stations exists, besides, if there are two nodes out of the radio range, messages would have to pass through one or more intermediary nodes. As the nodes are free to move in an either orderly or random fashion, there will be a dynamical change in network topology [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. Building such networks usually meets enormous technical challenges because of the constraints imposed by the characteristics of the MANETs.…”

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