Enhancing Throughput Cluster-Based WBAN Using TDMA and CCA Scheme

Iyobhebhe, Matthew; Yaro, Alpha Seydou; Bello, Habeeb; Agbon, E. E.; Almustapha, M. D.; Kabir, Mahmoud T.

doi:10.51846/vol5iss3pp7-12

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“…WBANs are used for medical services, where the patient is remotely monitored using transceiver nodes. Transmission of the physiological signal has been recorded and collected over a prolonged period to ascertain any abnormal vital signs [47,49]. This points us to two types of data concerning this proposed article: Normal Data and Critical Data.…”

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“…To minimize the latency associated with the transmission of packets in the networks [49]: the power cycle and the mean energy transmission are the essential elements that can be used to evaluate the Wireless Body Area Network's overall operation. Media Access Control techniques and the Physical layer are responsible for addressing the essential element already mentioned [5,6, &7].…”

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A Review on Critical Data Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

Iyobhebhe

Tekanyi

Usman

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Wireless body area networks (WBANs) assemble multiple transceiver nodes in, on, or around a patient's body to transmit physiological signals to the sink node and further send it to the medical personnel via a medical server. WBANs a sensor network that is characterized as energy-dependent. Due to this finite nature, the deployment of intelligent utilization is needed. Quality of service (QoS) is another area that needs rapt attention to receive exactly what was sent from the source node to the destination node and throughput. Critical data transmission is characterized by abnormal data status that requires an urgent response from the medical personnel without delay to save the patient's life. In this review article, we propose a review of critical data transmission in wireless body area networks. However, most past articles in this line focus more on energy-efficient, security and privacy, quality of the links, throughput, network maximization, and so on. None of them looks into the direction of transmitting critical data directly to the sink node without multi-hopping of the physiological signals between intermediate nodes, which wastes the time of transmission to save patient life. This disparity between these scholars motivates us to fill the gap between them. This review article briefly discussed the state-of-the-art critical data transmission in WBANs alongside the WBANs architecture and implementation. Furthermore, a pragmatic approach to determining the threshold's degree of critical data index sensed during transmission was also considered.

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A Review on Critical Data Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

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Usman

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“…However, they did not consider the Hop-distance scenario and buffer traffic estimation degraded their network's energy. The work of [8,[31][32][33][34][35] proposed a technique to maximize energy in the network for medical services using a remote examination of the ill person. They consider a coordinated power-structured Wireless Body Area Network in their work by implementing short-distance communication technology like ZigBee for medical services.…”

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Minimization of End-to-End Delay for an Improved Dual-Sink Cluster-Based Routing in WBAN

Iyobhebhe¹,

Eleje²,

Chikani³

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Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) are an integral part of a Wireless sensor network, where sensor nodes are strategically placed in the human body to sense physiological signals and transmit them to the medical personnel via server for medical observations. Every sensor node in WBANs has a general limitation in energy efficiency, end-to-end delay, residual energy, etc. Also, the high energy consumption in WBANs is mainly due to the number of hops covered during physiological signal transmission. This work developed a hop-distance scenario to address these challenges and improve on what others have done. It buffered traffic estimation schemes to minimize end-to-end delay and the total network energy efficiency. This work minimizes end-to-end delay dual-sink cluster-based routing in WBANs by improving the existing dual-sink-sink cluster-based scheme (iDSCB). The simulation result shows that the Minimization of end-to-end delay of the improved dual-sink cluster-based (iDSCB) enhanced the performance of the current article DSCB in terms of end-to-end delay and residual energy by 3.15% and 8.88%, respectively.

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The Scheme for Recharging Nodes in Surveillance Wireless Sensor Networks Using Dynamic Resource Location

Khurana

2023

2023 2nd International Conference on Futuristic Technologies (INCOFT)

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Enhancing Throughput Cluster-Based WBAN Using TDMA and CCA Scheme

Cited by 3 publications

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A Review on Critical Data Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

A Review on Critical Data Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

Minimization of End-to-End Delay for an Improved Dual-Sink Cluster-Based Routing in WBAN

The Scheme for Recharging Nodes in Surveillance Wireless Sensor Networks Using Dynamic Resource Location

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