Algorithms for finding best locations of cluster heads for minimizing energy consumption in wireless sensor networks

Li, Yihui; Xiao, Gaoxi; Singh, Gurpreet; Gupta, Rashmi

doi:10.1007/s11276-013-0566-0

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“…Following the researches in [27][28][29], the mathematical model for energy consumption by transmitting and receiving packets per bits of each sensor node is calculated as follows. The energy consumption in the RF module in the receiver is given as…”

Section: Energy Consumption Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Three-Dimensional Position-Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for wireless sensor networks

Entezami¹,

Politis²

2015

J Wireless Com Network

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Devices for wireless sensor networks (WSN) are limited by power, and thus, routing protocols should be designed with this constraint in mind. WSNs are used in three-dimensional (3D) scenarios such as the surface of sea or lands with different levels of height. This paper presents and evaluates the Three-Dimensional Position-Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol (3DPBARP) as a novel, real-time, position-based and energy-efficient routing protocol for WSNs. 3DPBARP is a lightweight protocol that reduces the number of nodes which receive the radio frequency (RF) signal using a novel parent forwarding region (PFR) algorithm. 3DPBARP as a Geographical Routing Protocol (GRP) reduces the number of forwarding nodes and thus the traffic and packet collision in the network. A series of performance evaluations through MATLAB and Omnet++ simulations show significant improvements in network performance parameters and total energy consumption over the 3D Position-Based Routing Protocol (3DPBRP) and Directed Flooding Routing Protocol (DFRP).

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Section: Energy Consumption Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Three-Dimensional Position-Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for wireless sensor networks

Entezami¹,

Politis²

2015

J Wireless Com Network

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“…In this paper, it has been assumed that the power energy that is consumed is mostly derived by the RF module for transmission signals which are involved sending and receiving packets in wireless sensor nodes. Following the [23] [24] [25] researches, the mathematical model for energy consumption by transmitting and receiving packets per bits of each sensor nodes are calculated as following. The energy consumption in RF module in receiver is given as:…”

Section: B Energy Consumption Modelmentioning

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An Energy Efficient Position Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for WSNs

Entezami¹,

Politis

2015

SWCC

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Abstract-Devices for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are limited by power and thus routing protocols should be designed with this constrain in mind. This paper presents and evaluates an Energy Efficient Position Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing protocol (EFPBARP) as a novel, real-time, position based and energy efficient routing protocol. EFPBARP is a lightweight protocol that reduces the number of nodes which receive the RF signal using a novel Parent Forwarding Region (PFR) algorithm. EFPBARP as a Geographical Routing Protocol (GRP) reduces the number of forwarding nodes and thus the traffic and packet collision in the network. A series of performance evaluations through Matlab and Omnet++ simulations show significant improvements in network performance parameters and total energy consumption over CTP and Directed Flooding Routing Protocol (DFRP).

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“…Non probabilistic approach further support for bio-inspired schemes of clustering. Clustering schemes can also be grouped as centralized and distributed approach [28,45,62]. This paper is an attempt from our side to highlight the recent development in clustering HWSN based on different criteria as algorithmic strategy, metrics considered, software used other than merits, demerits and number of energy level of nodes.…”

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A Review on Energy Efficient Clustering Protocol of Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Network

Purkar¹,

R.S²

2017

IJET

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Algorithms for finding best locations of cluster heads for minimizing energy consumption in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 28 publications

References 37 publications

Three-Dimensional Position-Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for wireless sensor networks

Three-Dimensional Position-Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for wireless sensor networks

An Energy Efficient Position Based Adaptive Real-Time Routing Protocol for WSNs

A Review on Energy Efficient Clustering Protocol of Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Network

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