Design and performance evaluation of an energy efficient routing protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Amsalu, Seifemichael B.; Zegeye, Wondimu K.; Hailemariam, Dereje; Astatke, Yacob

doi:10.1109/ciss.2016.7460475

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“…Data-centric protocols are query based and they depend on the naming of desired data, which helps in eliminating unessential transmissions. Location-based protocols utilize the position information to relay the data to the desired regions rather than the whole network [7]. Hierarchical protocols aim at clustering the nodes so that cluster heads can do some aggregation and reduction of data in order to save energy.…”

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Adaptive Security Framework in Internet of Things (IoT) for Providing Mobile Cloud Computing

AlShahwan¹

2018

Mobile Computing - Technology and Applications

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Internet of Things (IoT) has immense potential to change many of our daily activities, routines and behaviors. The pervasive nature of the information sources means that a great amount of data pertaining to possibly every aspect of human activity, both public and private, will be produced, transmitted, collected, stored and processed. Consequently, integrity and confidentiality of transmitted data as well as the authentication of (and trust in) the services that offer the data is crucial. Hence, security is a critical functionality for the IoT. Enormous growth of mobile devices capability, critical automation of industry fields and the widespread of wireless communication cast need for seamless provision of mobile web services in the Internet of Things (IoT) environment. These are enriched by mobile cloud computing. However, it poses a challenge for its reliability, data authentication, power consumption and security issues. There is also a need for auto self-operated sensors for geo-sensing, agriculture, automatic cars, factories, roads, medicals application and more. IoT is still highly not reliable in points of integration between how its devices are connected, that is, there is poor utilization of the existing IP security protocols. In this chapter, we propose a deep penetration method for the IoT connected set of devices, along with the mobile cloud. An architecture and testing framework for providing mobile cloud computing in the IoT that is based on the object security, power utilization, latency measures and packet loss rate is explained. Our solution is based on the use of existing security protocols between clients and the mobile hosts as well as a key management protocol between the individual mobile hosts implementing an out-of-band key exchange that is simple in practice, flexible and secure. We study the performance of this approach by evaluating a prototype implementation of our security framework. This chapter, in a preliminary manner, discusses the threats, hacks, misguided packets and over read sensor message. These packets are then translated by hardware and pushed through the web for later-on action or support. Our testing of a set of sensor-triggered scenario and setup clearly indicates the security threats from wireless connected small LAN environments and the overestimated sensor messages resulting from the initial set of the sensor readings, while we emphasize more on the security level of the web services serving the IoT-connected device. Also, we add a remark on how mobile web services

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Section: History Of Applicationsmentioning

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Adaptive Security Framework in Internet of Things (IoT) for Providing Mobile Cloud Computing

AlShahwan¹

2018

Mobile Computing - Technology and Applications

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“…A genetic algorithm inspired clustering algorithm has been given by authors in [8]. The algorithm uses genetic algorithm based approach to find optimal clusters that consumes less energy.…”

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Energy Efficient Design of Wireless Sensor Network: Clustering

Garimella¹,

Edla²,

Kuppili³

2018

IJET

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One of the significant criteria of wireless sensor network is energy efficiency. Focused on the energy problem, researchers design a few algorithms based on clustering in the present era but lack of proper mathematically rigor justification. To fill this research gap, a system and method has been proposed with a mathematical proof induced from the concept of Hessian matrix of multi variable calculus for Energy efficient techniques of data gathering or routing in Wireless Sensor Networks. It is assumed that Wireless Sensor Nodes are distributed in a multidimensional space. Illustrations verify that the proposed system mathematical design for any clustering approach promises a low-energy communication structure.

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Survey on Energy Efficiency Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

Chaya¹,

Shylaja²

2022

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Design and performance evaluation of an energy efficient routing protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 7 publications

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Adaptive Security Framework in Internet of Things (IoT) for Providing Mobile Cloud Computing

Adaptive Security Framework in Internet of Things (IoT) for Providing Mobile Cloud Computing

Energy Efficient Design of Wireless Sensor Network: Clustering

Survey on Energy Efficiency Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

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