Evaluation study for clustering in wireless sensor networks

Stein, Michael; Lerbs, Dominic; Hassan, Mohamed; Schnee, Mathias; Schweizer, Immanuel; Weihe, Karsten; Mühlhäuser, Max

doi:10.1109/csndsp.2016.7573997

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“…Second, CH reduces the number of transmitted packets to the sink by aggregating the received packets from all cluster members. Other advantages of clustering are presented in [9][10][11][12]. However, current clustering algorithms have several drawbacks and limitations, including round without CH, hardware requirements, energy overhead, idle listening, and TDMA limitations.…”

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Hybrid access and adaptive duty cycle clustering protocol for ultra‐low power wireless sensor networks

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2021

IET Communications

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This paper investigates many drawbacks and limitations of current clustering algorithms designed for wireless sensor networks. These limitations include high resource requirements, significant overhead, tight synchronization requirements, and TDMA limitations. A new clustering algorithm called hybrid access and an adaptive duty cycle clustering (HADC) protocol is introduced, aiming to address the previous limitations. HADC protocol is based on several concepts, including static clusters, adaptive duty cycling, hybrid scheme channel access, minimum node's functionality, and pseudo synchronization. The resulting network's important features are energy efficiency, robustness, low latency, scalability, and self-healing. The functionality of HADC is validated by both simulation and laboratory experiments. Simulation results show significant improvement of HADC over the well-known LEACH protocol in terms of energy, latency, and packet delivery ratio. The experiment results show that the node's lifetime with two 3000 mAh batteries and transmitting four packets per minute is about 16 years. The lifetime of the cluster head supported by the same energy sources ranges from 110 to 472 days. HADC is the first clustering algorithm designed for sporadic and low rate WSN applications to the best of authors' knowledge.

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Hybrid access and adaptive duty cycle clustering protocol for ultra‐low power wireless sensor networks

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2021

IET Communications

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“…In this work a system that monitors the environmental humidity, environmental temperature and ground humidity by means of modules is presented. These modules are distributed in strategically points to take measurements, which is an innovative application in the green technology joined to the Internet of the things (IoT Green) [4].…”

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Wireless Sensor Network for Monitoring Physical Variables Applied to Green Technology (IoT Green Technology)

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In this article an experimental system of sensor network for monitoring physical variables applied to green technology in conjunction with internet of things (IoT) is presented. This, in a controlled ambient, that can guarantee the development and growth of the plants (exemplary/specimen). This application is focused on agriculture. Using Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) has a promising future due to current technical advances and its almost unlimited applications. This work propose WSN topologies, the measurement methodology, the sensors distribution and the visualization of the registered data in function of the area monitored, the communication protocol established by Wi-Fi and the reads of the environmental temperature (ET), environmental humidity (EH) and ground humidity (GH) are registered and displayed in the web, during the registry of this measurements the data is analyzed and processed to perform relevant actions oriented to the control of physical variables at the monitored environmental area. Monitoring of the physical environmental conditions is registered every hour in a period of 24 hours. It is proposed to apply the system to green technologies together with internet of the things.

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Evaluation study for clustering in wireless sensor networks

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Hybrid access and adaptive duty cycle clustering protocol for ultra‐low power wireless sensor networks

Hybrid access and adaptive duty cycle clustering protocol for ultra‐low power wireless sensor networks

Wireless Sensor Network for Monitoring Physical Variables Applied to Green Technology (IoT Green Technology)

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