Enhanced multipath LEACH protocol for increasing network life time and minimizing overhead in MANET

Shakya, Priyanka; Sharma, V.; Saroliya, Anil

doi:10.1109/iccn.2015.30

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“…In the context of heterogeneous WSN, Zonal-Stable Election Protocol (ZSEP) protocol has been developed. ZSEP is a hybrid protocol that transmits the data either directly to the base station or through the CH [26]. Enhanced multipath LEACH (M-LEACH) protocol has been developed for efficient selection of the CH and the optimum path selection for the data transfer [27].…”

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Mobility Induced Multi-Hop LEACH Protocol in Heterogeneous Mobile Network

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Heterogeneous mobile networks are a vital cue for Internet of Things (IoT) networks and their applications. Therefore, an optimal routing protocol is essential for the heterogeneous network to realize energy efficiency and robustness. However, designing an optimal routing protocol is more complex due to uneven energy depletion and dynamic event generation. The complexity further increases with the node mobility. In this context, the multi-hop routing approach with a controlled mobility pattern provides an energy efficient network by improving memory and storage utilization. This work proposes a new energy-efficient model for heterogeneous network, considering the effect of mobility and residual energy of nodes for cluster head selection in multi-hop-LEACH (M-LEACH). The performance of the proposed mobility induced multihop LEACH (Mob M-LEACH) protocol is further compared with existing baseline methods. The robustness of the network is evaluated considering static and dynamic environments for multiple network technologies. The simulation results show that the proposed method reduces network latency by 25% and enhances the throughput by 75%, improving energy consumption and network lifetime when compared with the state-ofart methods. INDEX TERMSEnergy Consumption, Heterogeneous Mobile network, Internet of Things, M-LEACH, Network Convergence Indicator, access in IoT. Further, challenges for implementing IoT applications involve node density, hardware requirements, mode of communication, power utilization, and computational cost [2].

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“…The CH selection, as discussed in several papers, is based on uniform and no uniform energy selection as in ZSEP [26] and ZHLS [28]. Hamma et al [29] have expressed the CH selection criteria in a mobile ad hoc network where the routing is selected from some specific nodes within a zone with certain mobility.…”

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“…Henceforth, the chosen protocol in recent works should find the best routes among the participating nodes . After deploying the nodes in the field, the hubs are organized into corresponding clusters by adopting the predefined schemes . The proposed RPS‐LEACH protocol mainly suggests the route selection based on the RPS values.…”

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“…24 After deploying the nodes in the field, the hubs are organized into corresponding clusters by adopting the predefined schemes. 25 The proposed RPS-LEACH protocol mainly suggests the route selection based on the RPS values. Based on the successful and failure transmissions among the nodes, the RPS values are calculated.…”

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Improving performance in mobile ad hoc networks by reliable path selection routing using RPS‐LEACH

Anbarasan¹,

Prakash²,

Anand³

et al. 2018

Concurrency and Computation

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Summary Vitality reliant and mobility are the two factors that deplete some measure of energy during the radio communication often occur in Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) among and between the nodes. Since MANET is a decentralized system, it poses to the exploitation of energy during the reliable path selection during routing. Hence, selection of protocol plays a major aspect in MANET for combatting against the energy depletion of nodes, Instable link, mobility character, and load balancing. The RPS‐LEACH protocol is proposed in this paper for the efficient path selection by organizing the nodes into clusters. For each cluster, Cluster Head (CH) is elected based on its strong transmission power and battery life. The Cluster Members (CM) is organized, respectively, based on its ability to respond to its cluster head REQs. Mainly, RPS values are calculated by the two parameters such as (i) successful interactions and (ii) unsuccessful interactions. In the proposed system, RPS (Reliable Path Selection) values are exchanged among the nodes for the reliable path selection by choosing the highest RPS value node for its communication. Hence, by adopting the RPS scheme, the nodes are able to choose the most reliable path for the efficient data transfer by exchanging the RPS values by ignoring the paths that consuming long time to transfer the data. In this procedure, correspondence convention, which comprises imperative impact of vitality liberality of such networks, is addressed. In cases of applications with no predefined or intended infrastructure, this scheme paves way for the versatile hubs to perform as the energy efficient routing nodes. Simulation carried out in NS2 and results shown improved performance when compared with LDTS and RPS‐LEACH.

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“…It likewise exhibits energy controls that assistance in comprehending the specified issues in different use of WSN. P. Shakya, V. Sharma and A. Saroliya, [4] Energy consuption is one of the fundamental problem in MANET, productive routing is essential to utilize energy use and enhance the network life time. A mobile Ad hoc network (MANET) is autonomous, self-masterminding and self-planning network with the capacity of speedy sending in view of utilization needs.…”

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An extensive literature survey on routing protocols in wireless sensor networks

2017

IJLTET

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INTRODUCTIONWith the advancement in smaller scale integrated circuit technology, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) have begun to assume an essential part in our every day lives. It is a direct result of the lessening in cost of the sensor nodes, prompting expanding arrangements of WSNs to a larger degree. Potential applications for wireless sensor networks exist in an assortment of fields, including mechanical process checking and control, condition and living space observing, machine wellbeing checking, home automation, human services applications, atomic reactor control, fire recognition, question following and traffic control. Effective outline and usage of wireless sensor networks have turned into a hot zone of research as of late, because of the huge limit of sensor networks to empower applications associating the physical world with the virtual world. Like living beings, an assortment of current devices and types of gear depends on the sensory information from this present reality around it. These sensory data comes is given by Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), which includes a couple of minor sensor nodes to screen physical or natural conditions, for instance, temperature, vibration, weight, sound or development, and subsequently aggregately send these information to a central figuring structure, called the base station or sink. Diverse routing protocols administer the development of this data. Broadly the routing protocols can be named level based routing, various leveled based routing, and area based routing. Filter (Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy) is a various leveled based routing protocol which utilizes irregular revolution of the nodes required to be the bunch heads to equitably convey energy utilization in the network. Sensor network protocols are very straightforward and consequently are exceptionally helpless to assaults like Sinkhole assault, Selective sending, Sybil assault, Wormholes, HELLO surge assault, Acknowledgment parodying, adjusting, replaying routing data. For instance, Selective sending and HELLO surge assault influences networks with grouping based protocols like LEACH.

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Enhanced multipath LEACH protocol for increasing network life time and minimizing overhead in MANET

Cited by 5 publications

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Mobility Induced Multi-Hop LEACH Protocol in Heterogeneous Mobile Network

Mobility Induced Multi-Hop LEACH Protocol in Heterogeneous Mobile Network

Improving performance in mobile ad hoc networks by reliable path selection routing using RPS‐LEACH

An extensive literature survey on routing protocols in wireless sensor networks

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