Chain Routing Based on Coordinates-Oriented Clustering Strategy in WSNs

Zheng, Guoyan; Hu, Zhengbing

doi:10.1109/cnmt.2009.5374811

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“…The long chain in PEGASIS causes large delays. Zheng and Hu [9] propose CRBCC which makes use of simulated annealing to build the chain. It also incorporates a clustering mechanism which aims to break the single long chain into multiple ones thereby reducing delay.…”

Section: Pegasis Variantsmentioning

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Energy-efficient genetic algorithm variants of PEGASIS for 3D Wireless Sensor Networks

Somauroo

Bassoo

2020

ACI

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Due to its boundless potential applications, Wireless Sensor Networks have been subject to much research in the last two decades. WSNs are often deployed in remote environments making replacement of batteries not feasible. Low energy consumption being of prime requisite led to the development of energy-efficient routing protocols. The proposed routing algorithms seek to prolong the lifetime of sensor nodes in the relatively unexplored area of 3D WSNs. The schemes use chain-based routing technique PEGASIS as basis and employ genetic algorithm to build the chain instead of the greedy algorithm. Proposed schemes will incorporate an energy and distance aware CH selection technique to improve load balancing. Clustering of the network is also implemented to reduce number of nodes in a chain and hence reduce delay. Simulation of our proposed protocols is carried out for homogeneous networks considering separately cases for a static base-station inside and outside the network. Results indicate considerable improvement in lifetime over PEGASIS of 817% and 420% for base station inside and outside the network respectively. Residual energy and delay performance are also considered.

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Section: Pegasis Variantsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy-efficient genetic algorithm variants of PEGASIS for 3D Wireless Sensor Networks

Somauroo

Bassoo

2020

ACI

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“…Based on PEGASIS, many improved algorithms have been proposed. A large part of these algorithms are related to the chain-cluster based approach, such as CCM (Chain-Cluster based Mixed routing) [7], CRBCC (Chain routing based on coordinatesoriented cluster) [8]. This kind of protocol combines the advantages of the chain-based architecture and the cluster-based.…”

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A Holonic Manufacturing Approach Applied to Communicate Concrete: Concept and First Development

Wan

David

Derigent

2019

Service Oriented, Holonic and Multi-Agent Manufacturing Systems for Industry of the Future

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The rapid development of Internet of Things has enabled intelligent products that can be applied to the Industrial 4.0, Smart City, Smart Supply Chain and Smart Buildings. Its autonomy and flexibility make possible to construct intelligent manufacturing systems. In this paper, we present the McBIM project that is based on the concept of communicating materials. A holonic manufacturing approach is proposed to handle these problems. It aims to include a WSN to the product to make it more sensitive and aware of its own internal conditions. In our approach, the "sensing device" is an embedded Wireless Sensor Network that can collect "internal" data of the intelligent material. In this context, Physical and digital parts are defined and related to four main challenges. Some existing solutions of data collection architectures are discussed for the physical part. Furthermore, these algorithms are compared with the required performance metrics of our application. Then we conclude with some perspectives for future work.

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“…A large part of these algorithms are related to the chain-cluster based approach, such as CCM (Chain-Cluster based Mixed routing) [8] in Fig. 5, CRBCC (Chain routing based on coordinates-oriented cluster) [9] in Fig. 6.…”

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“…The chain construction in BCBRP has four phases. First, the network is divided into different [9] equal parts. Second, the closest nodes to the boundary are elected as bridge nodes which connect with the others subnetworks.…”

Section: A Chain-based Architecturementioning

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Defining the Communication Architecture for Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks: Application to Communicating Concrete Design

Wan

David

Derigent

2019

2019 7th International Conference on Future Internet of Things and Cloud (FiCloud)

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Wireless sensor networks consist of different sensor nodes, able to monitor inaccessible environments. Our objective is to improve the lifetime of specific WSNs in the context of communicating material. And we apply it to smart concrete design. The McBIM project, its objectives and constraints are introduced with some existing solutions for data collection. Protocols including aggregation features have been preferred, in order to reduce the number of messages and optimize network lifetime. Three main methods in data aggregation are presented with their main advantages and drawbacks: chain-based, cluster-based and tree-based methods. Furthermore, a comparison of the different associated algorithms is proposed based on required performance metrics, related to our context of application. Finally, some perspectives for the future work are presented.

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Chain Routing Based on Coordinates-Oriented Clustering Strategy in WSNs

Cited by 13 publications

References 5 publications

Energy-efficient genetic algorithm variants of PEGASIS for 3D Wireless Sensor Networks

Energy-efficient genetic algorithm variants of PEGASIS for 3D Wireless Sensor Networks

A Holonic Manufacturing Approach Applied to Communicate Concrete: Concept and First Development

Defining the Communication Architecture for Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks: Application to Communicating Concrete Design

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