Event-to-Sink Multipath Routing Protocol for Event Reliability in Wireless Sensor Networks

Kim, Hoewon; Shin, Yongje; Lee, Yoonhyeong; Shin, Dong Bin; Lee, Euisin

doi:10.1109/apcc.2018.8633545

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“…Some efforts [ 28 , 29 , 30 ] focus on the node architecture and techniques to minimize energy depletion in different applications. Similarly, some researchers [ 31 , 32 , 33 ] explore the conceptual illustration to focus on multi-path routing techniques and their impact on packet duplication, throughput, and packet delivery to enhance network performance.…”

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Hybrid Clustering and Routing Algorithm with Threshold-Based Data Collection for Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks

Bilal

Munir

Alarfaj

2022

Sensors

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The concept of the internet of things (IoT) motivates us to connect bulk isolated heterogeneous devices to automate report generation without human interaction. Energy-efficient routing algorithms help to prolong the network lifetime of these energy-restricted smart devices that are connected by means of wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Current vendor-level advancements enable algorithm-level flexibility to design protocols to concurrently collect multiple application data while enforcing the reduction of energy expenditure to gain commercial success in the industrial stage. In this paper, we propose a hybrid clustering and routing algorithm with threshold-based data collection for heterogeneous wireless sensor networks. In our proposed model, homogeneous and heterogeneous nodes are deployed within specific regions. To reduce unnecessary data transmission, threshold-based conditions are presented to prevent unnecessary transmission when minor or no change is observed in the simulated and real-world applications. We further extend our proposed multi-hop model to achieve more network stability in dense and larger network areas. Our proposed model shows enhancement in terms of load balancing and end-to-end delay as compared to the other threshold-based energy-efficient routing protocols, such as the threshold-sensitive stable election protocol (TSEP), threshold distributed energy-efficient clustering (TDEEC), low-energy adaptive clustering hierarchy (LEACH), and energy-efficient sensor network (TEEN).

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