Performance Analysis of Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

Ahamed, Jameel; Mir, Waseem Ahmed

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-0324-5_14

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“…A hierarchical approach covers larger distances when data move from a lower clustered layer to a higher layer. This feature saves energy because the data reaches the BS faster [25].…”

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Reducing Power Consumption in Hexagonal Wireless Sensor Networks Using Efficient Routing Protocols

2021

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Power consumption and network lifetime are vital issues in wireless sensor network (WSN) design. This motivated us to find innovative mechanisms that help in reducing energy consumption and prolonging the lifetime of such networks. In this paper, we propose a hexagonal model for WSNs to reduce power consumption when sending data from sensor nodes to cluster heads or the sink. Four models are proposed for cluster head positioning and the results were compared with well-known models such as Power Efficient Gathering In Sensor Information Systems (PEGASIS) and Low-Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy (LEACH). The results showed that the proposed models reduced WSN power consumption and network lifetime.

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“…A hierarchical approach covers larger distances when data move from a lower clustered layer to a higher layer. This feature saves energy because the data reaches the BS faster [25].…”

Section: Routing Protocolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reducing Power Consumption in Hexagonal Wireless Sensor Networks Using Efficient Routing Protocols

2021

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“…Wireless Sensor Networks are of two types, they are static and dynamic [6]. In static network all the nodes are arranged as fixed and in dynamic topology [7] the nodes are present in dynamic manner [8]. However, specifying the communication system in WSN is a critical and difficult task because of continuously changing nodes [9].…”

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An Adaptive Hybrid Routing Scheme For Energy Management In Wireless Sensor Networks

Kocherla¹,

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Vatambeti

2021

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In Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) the life time of nodes and energy management are important issues, because the nodes in WSN required more energy when it is used in different applications. On the other hand, unstable energy consumption among intermediate nodes tends to huge data loss. To address this problem the present research introduced a novel Hybrid Gossip Grey Wolf Ant lion (HGGW-AL) protocol to afford an efficient and better transmission channel. Here, the fitness of grey wolf and ant lion helps to categorize the energy drained node and also, to predict the malicious activities. Furthermore, the novel Rest Awake (RA) is initialized to process the clustering strategy to maintain the residual energy in WSN. Moreover, it enhances the energy level of sensor nodes by increasing its lifetime. Finally, the efficiency of the proposed strategy is compared with the existing works and achieved better performance by reducing the energy consumption of each sensor node.

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Performance Analysis of Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

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Reducing Power Consumption in Hexagonal Wireless Sensor Networks Using Efficient Routing Protocols

Reducing Power Consumption in Hexagonal Wireless Sensor Networks Using Efficient Routing Protocols

An Adaptive Hybrid Routing Scheme For Energy Management In Wireless Sensor Networks

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