ESR: Energy aware and stable routing protocol for WBAN networks

Smail, Omar; Kerrar, Adda; Zetili, Youssef; Cousin, Bernard

doi:10.1109/iwcmc.2016.7577100

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“…In [13] authors presented an energy-aware routing (EAR) protocol that is employed for Medicare systems. A change in network topology results in the rapid depletion of battery energy, which results in an overall reduction in network efficiency.…”

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A hybrid energy-efficient routing protocol for wireless body area networks using ultra-low-power transceivers for eHealth care systems

Prasad

Bojja

2020

SN Appl. Sci.

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One of the major applications of Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs), and the Internet of Things is the Electronic Health-Care systems. The progress in WBANs, and implanted health monitoring technologies have strong potential to alter the future of healthcare services by enabling ubiquitous monitoring of patients. An energy-efficient protocol is an important factor in the operation of eHealth care systems. A hybrid energy-efficient routing protocol is proposed in this paper for the distributed wireless body area network. In which a hybrid communication method and a new synchronization scheme are discussed. The hybrid communication enhances the network lifetime, and the synchronization scheme will consume less energy by avoiding collisions. The performance of the proposed protocol is analyzed, and it is compared with three baseline routing protocols at the 2.4 GHz ISM band with two ultra-low power transceivers.

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A hybrid energy-efficient routing protocol for wireless body area networks using ultra-low-power transceivers for eHealth care systems

Prasad

Bojja

2020

SN Appl. Sci.

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“…After then, the initially generated population is refurbished by using the firefly algorithm. H. With the help of the new population, the new cost function is evaluated by using the equation (4).…”

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“…The drawback of this proposed work was that the authors did not consider the results regarding the energy consumption. In [3][4], authors suggested a stable, dependable, intensity beneficial directing convention for versatile Wireless Body Area Networks. The main aim was to extract the extra vitality of hubs with an expansion to establish lifetime of network.…”

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A Fuzzy based Methods in Wireless Body Area Network for Controlling Congestion

2019

IJITEE

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With the wireless communication, the ways of communication in present era of technology has changed which helps in fastest and efficient way of communication in each and every domain. In the field of medical science, to sense the human body activities such as heartbeat, blood pressure and other activities performed by internal body parts of the human, Wireless Sensor Network is employed. Then this sensed data is transmitted to the centralized server. The information that is collected is made to transfer to the destination through a dedicated route created by routing protocols in form of data packets. Thus, the network sometimes faces the issue of congestion due to increased data traffic to the nodes. The present paper defines an enhanced congestion handling concept for Wireless Body Area Network. For this purpose, the cost function of the nodes is evaluated on the basis of major factors such as distance, residual energy and delay. Additionally, by applying the Fuzzy Inference System, the congestion control model is executed. It also improves the routing strategy by introducing the firefly algorithm based forward-looking node selection approach. For evaluation, the proposed work is simulated in MATLAB and compared with the traditional congestion technique. The simulation results show that the lifetime of the network increases by 30%. The efficiency of packet received at sink improves by 18%. Path loss in the present study is 33% less as compared to traditional approach. And, also consumes near about 8% less energy.

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“…Ahmed et al [15] evaluated the performance of BANs with Co-LAEEBA (Cooperative Link Aware and Energy Efficient protocol for wireless Body Area networks) protocol. Smail et al [16] introduced energy-aware routing protocol for wireless networks with sustained structure. In This protocol they used a model with energy-efficient road link.…”

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Link aware and Energy efficient Routing Algorithm in Wireless Body Area Networks

Khodabandeh

Ayatollahitafti

Taghizadeh

2017

NPA

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Due to increasing developments of medical science, early detection and receiving exact information in treatment of diseases and preventing them are very important. Body Area Networks (BANs), a subset of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), deliver vital signs of patients to physician by collecting data applying different types of medical sensors. One of the most significant challenges faced, is the design of a link aware routing algorithm with different data priority. In this paper, a new link aware and energy efficient routing algorithm is proposed to select the efficient next hop node for the packets. Next hop node selection is based on the type of the packets. Results of simulation show that the proposed algorithm improves energy consumption, path loss and throughput compared to the similar routing algorithm.

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ESR: Energy aware and stable routing protocol for WBAN networks

Cited by 42 publications

References 16 publications

A hybrid energy-efficient routing protocol for wireless body area networks using ultra-low-power transceivers for eHealth care systems

A hybrid energy-efficient routing protocol for wireless body area networks using ultra-low-power transceivers for eHealth care systems

A Fuzzy based Methods in Wireless Body Area Network for Controlling Congestion

Link aware and Energy efficient Routing Algorithm in Wireless Body Area Networks

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