A prediction-based asynchronous MAC protocol for heavy traffic load in wireless sensor networks

Dong, Chuchu; Yu, Fengqi

doi:10.1016/j.aeue.2017.09.003

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“…Together with the lower cost related to detecting collisions and recovering lost DATA frames, RI-MAC achieves higher power efficiency, especially when the network load increases. Following this concept, other recognized protocols have been proposed in the literature [38][39][40][41][42][43][44], which are all receiver-initiated MACs. An effective use of this protocol can be found in Zhang et al, 2019 [45].…”

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A Survey on the Evolution of Opportunistic Routing with Asynchronous Duty-Cycled MAC in Wireless Sensor Networks

Akter

Kang

2020

Sensors

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have been used for environmental monitoring and reporting for many decades. Energy consumption is a significant research topic because wireless sensor nodes are battery-operated to be highly energy-constrained. Several strategies have been introduced in routing and MAC (Medium Access Control) layer protocols to facilitate energy saving. At the routing layer, an energy-efficient routing protocol, known as opportunistic routing (OR), has been designed to improve efficiency. OR achieves energy efficiency via load-balancing, which forwards packets along multiple routes over WSNs. At the MAC layer, an energy-efficient MAC protocol known as the asynchronous duty-cycled MAC (ADCM) protocol achieves energy saving by turning on and off a sensor node’s transmitter and receiver to eliminate unnecessary energy wastage. These protocols each have their own advantages and disadvantages. OR achieves energy efficiency at the routing layer but it raises an issue at the MAC layer. ADCM achieves energy efficiency at the MAC layer, but it hinders the packet forwarding efficiency of the OR. To attain better energy efficiency, a combination of these two ideas led to the development of OR with asynchronous duty-cycled MAC (OR-ADCM). However, even with better energy efficiency, limitations still exist in combining load-balancing and duty-cycling due to conflicts in the inherent properties of OR and ADCM. In this paper, we present a survey of the evolution of OR-ADCM over WSNs to help the reader better understand and appreciate the details of this tradeoff, which we hope will lead to the development of better protocol designs.

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Section: Ri-macmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on the Evolution of Opportunistic Routing with Asynchronous Duty-Cycled MAC in Wireless Sensor Networks

Akter

Kang

2020

Sensors

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“…At high data traffic condition, the collision probability of contention-based MAC protocols is very high. Scheduled-based MAC protocols provide collision-free environment and are more suitable for high data traffic conditions [24]. TDMA is scheduledbased MAC protocol that can efficiently handle the high data traffic conditions [6,25].…”

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Adaptive Duty-Cycle-Enabled Energy-Efficient Bit-Map-Assisted MAC Protocol

2020

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The present work proposes a duty-cycle-enabled energy-efficient bit-map-assisted (DCE-EBMA) medium access control (MAC) protocol. The proposed protocol efficiently utilizes the data slots by the adaptive duty-cycle approach. The algorithm adaptively updates the duty cycle of the sensor nodes and makes the system energy efficient. Simulation analysis has been performed for our proposed DCE-EBMA MAC protocol, and its performance is compared with the existing energy-efficient bit-map-assisted (EBMA) MAC protocol. The simulation environment is divided into three different scenarios. Each scenario analyzes the important parameters (i.e., packet size, cluster size, and data traffic) in terms of energy consumption, packet delivery ratio, and average transmission latency. The analytical model of the energy consumption, average transmission latency, and packet delivery ratio has been derived. Both the analytical and simulation results show that the proposed dutycycle approach reduces the energy consumption of the wireless sensor network.

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“…Also, NCCM‐DC 174 is a high‐performance protocol produced to achieve transmission reliability and enhance energy efficiency. Moreover, a cooperative state transition mechanism and the dormancy algorithm are used to meet energy efficiency 175,176 . The proposed algorithm is compatible with WSNs with limited power 177 .…”

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Service redundancy and cluster‐based routing protocols for wireless sensor and mobile ad hoc networks: A survey

Yagoub

Rodrigues

Khalifa

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Int J Communication

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SummaryService discovery (SD) is the cornerstone of wireless and mobile systems. The discovery of effective service is the key to achieve a higher level of ubiquity, which ensures the availability of services to users and applications significantly, and the high use of services. The research in this field is limited, with a few SD protocols available for specific purposes specified in the 6LoWPAN region. This paper discusses the various issues and challenges facing the design and selection of the appropriate service discovery and cluster‐based mechanism. Moreover, attention has been drawn to the cross‐layer solution by discussing different clustering techniques used to solve the redundancy problems. Furthermore, the service discovery protocols and cluster‐based routing protocols are critically investigated considering the redundancy problem, methods, mechanisms, and architectures by categorizing them into different categories, comparing them with fundamental parameters in the WSNs and MANETs environments. In addition, a modern form is proposed to show the life cycle of the service discovery process, and a new figure has been designed to clarify to the researchers various of the open issues related to the service discovery and cluster‐based routing protocols, corresponding objectives and the techniques of solving problems. Through the discussion of the scientific papers under survey, important results and valuable recommendations were reached. The survey is concluded with a summary, open research issues, outlook, and directions for future research on the topic.

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A prediction-based asynchronous MAC protocol for heavy traffic load in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 10 publications

References 53 publications

A Survey on the Evolution of Opportunistic Routing with Asynchronous Duty-Cycled MAC in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Survey on the Evolution of Opportunistic Routing with Asynchronous Duty-Cycled MAC in Wireless Sensor Networks

Adaptive Duty-Cycle-Enabled Energy-Efficient Bit-Map-Assisted MAC Protocol

Service redundancy and cluster‐based routing protocols for wireless sensor and mobile ad hoc networks: A survey

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