An optimized and power savings protocol for mobility energy-aware in wireless sensor networks

Ba, Papa Dame; Niang, Ibrahima; Gueye, Bamba

doi:10.1007/s11235-013-9780-4

Cited by 17 publications

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“…In [9] , authors present the MoX-MAC protocol. Under MoX-MAC, similarly to X-Machiavel, when a mobile node expects to transmit a data packet, it overhears the wireless medium to detect transmission between two static nodes.…”

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Low-power neighbor discovery for mobility-aware wireless sensor networks

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“…• We perform a thorough performance evaluation on top of COOJA (a simulator for Contiki OS). In addition, we compare MobiDisc (by considering default and FAN modes) against state-of-the-art solutions such as ME-ContikiMAC [2] and MoX-MAC [9] .…”

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Low-power neighbor discovery for mobility-aware wireless sensor networks

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“…In [5], the authors present the MoX-MAC protocol. Under MoX-MAC the mobile nodes do not transmit strobe packets during the preamble period in contrary to static nodes.…”

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“…proportion of mobile to static nodes dependency overhead minimization (preamble-less) non-fair contention-based protocol MoX-MAC [5] proactive protocol traffic dependent (passive protocol) overhead minimization (preamble-less) unnecessarily consume energy (for static nodes) MOBINET [6] proactive protocol traffic dependent (passive protocol) optimal next-hop selection increase of idle listening (energy consumption)…”

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“…Hence, we show to what extent it allows reduced energy consumption, along with channel occupancy and delay reduction. • Finally, we enhance our initial performance evaluation in order to compare ME-ContikiMAC proposal against our previous work M-ContikiMAC as well as against other state-of-the-art solutions (such as MoX-MAC [5] and MOBINET [6]). …”

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Wireless Medium Access Control under Mobility and Bursty Traffic Assumptions in WSNs

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In Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) the nodes can be either static or mobile depending on the requirements of each application. During the design of Medium Access Control (MAC) protocols, mobility may pose many communication challenges. These difficulties require first a link establishment between mobile and static nodes, and then an energy efficient and low delay burst handling mechanism. In this study, we investigate preamble-sampling solutions that allow asynchronous operation. We first introduce anycast transmission to ContikiMAC where a mobile node emits an anycast data packet whose first acknowledging node will serve as responsible to forward it towards the sink. Once this link is established, burst transmission can start, according to the respective burst handling mechanism of ContikiMAC. Although it is considered as negligible in the literature, such an anycast-based on-the-fly operation Georgios Z. Papadopoulos actually results in high packet duplication at the sink. Hence, we demonstrate that even a basic anycast-based MContikiMAC would fail to handle bursty traffic from mobile nodes mainly due to increased unnecessary traffic and channel occupancy. We then propose Mobility-Enhanced ContikiMAC (ME-ContikiMAC), a protocol that reduces packet duplications in the network by more than 90 % comparing to M-ContikiMAC. Moreover, our results in a 48-node scenario show that ME-ContikiMAC outperforms a number of state-of-the-art solutions (including MoX-MAC and MOBINET), by terms of reducing both delay and energy consumption.

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Review on mobility aware MAC protocol using Mobile internet of things

Diniesh

Murugesan

2022

Multimed Tools Appl

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An optimized and power savings protocol for mobility energy-aware in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 17 publications

References 16 publications

Low-power neighbor discovery for mobility-aware wireless sensor networks

Low-power neighbor discovery for mobility-aware wireless sensor networks

Wireless Medium Access Control under Mobility and Bursty Traffic Assumptions in WSNs

Review on mobility aware MAC protocol using Mobile internet of things

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