Performance analysis of wban based on aodv and dsdv routing protocols

He, Pengfei; Li, Xiao; Yan, Libo; Yang, Shaoling; Zhang, Boye

doi:10.1109/ubi-healthtech.2015.7203326

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“…The conventional methodology for interference detection Zhang et al accomplished 487.9 NUF, Misra et al accomplished 418.2 NUF, and Cheng et al accomplished 491.7 NUF.…”

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“…The conventional methodology for interference detection Zhang et al 10 Table 3 shows the comparison of energy consumption for the proposed method with conventional methods and shown in graphical format in Figure 4. Table 4 shows the comparisons of the proposed methodology with other conventional methodologies in terms of PDR and link failure detection latency.…”

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An efficient approach for the detection of link failures in WBAN system for health care applications

Kalaiselvi

Suresh

Ravi³

2019

Int J Communication

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Summary Wireless body area network (WBAN) plays an important role in patient health care. The performance of this WBAN system is affected by link failures due to the presence of malicious sensor nodes. Hence, the detection and mitigation of this link failure is important for improving the efficiency of the WBAN system. This paper proposes a methodology for link failure detection using weight metric approach. The performance of the proposed methodology is analyzed in terms of packet delivery ratio (PDR), link failure detection latency, and link failure detection rate.

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“…The conventional methodology for interference detection Zhang et al accomplished 487.9 NUF, Misra et al accomplished 418.2 NUF, and Cheng et al accomplished 491.7 NUF.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An efficient approach for the detection of link failures in WBAN system for health care applications

Kalaiselvi

Suresh

Ravi³

2019

Int J Communication

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“…He et.al [8] proposed Body topology model was made primarily based on the particular spatial distribution of the medical sensors. They used two Ad-hoc routing protocol AODV and DSDV for this model.…”

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Recent Research on Wireless Body Area Networks: A Survey

Shah¹,

Jhaveri²

2016

IJCA

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is a kind of wireless sensor network (WSN) which can be wearable or implantable in the human body. WBAN is an emerging technology in the field of healthcare system. WBAN has received great attention due to its applications in the field of health, medical, entertainment services and many more. The main idea behind WBAN technology is to deploy them in the medical system to replace wires with the help of sensor nodes implanted into the patient's body or placed around the patient body. Not only it gives more comfort to the patient, but also patient can be treated remotely by the healthcare system staff. It is very helpful to the elderly people or people with any disability to provide medical facility at home or in any emergency condition. WBAN has been a vast area for researchers in recent years. In this Paper, we have carried out survey of various existing approaches of WBAN and describe the future scope for further research in the field. The literature survey depicts that the existing schemes can be further modified to devise more reliable solutions for WBAN schemes.

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“…The same concept of routing protocol in classic WSN which is known as ad-hoc network could be used in WBAN in order to set up the connection between various devices such as actuators, sensors, receivers and transceivers [7] [10]. In [11], ad-hoc network refers to the interconnection of several nodes via router without a fixed structure and poses dynamic arrangement.…”

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“…In [11], ad-hoc network refers to the interconnection of several nodes via router without a fixed structure and poses dynamic arrangement. There are 2 types of classifications in routing protocol which are reactive (on-demand) and proactive (table-driven) as stated in [10]. The well-known reactive protocol is Ad-Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) and proactive is Destination Sequence Distance Vector (DSDV).…”

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Impact of clustering in AODV routing protocol for wireless body area network in remote health monitoring system

Abdullah

Yaakob

Ahmad

et al. 2019

IJEECS

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<span>Proper selection of routing protocol in transmitting and receiving medical data in Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is one of the approaches that would help in ensuring high network performances. However, a continuous monitoring of health status through sensing of various vital body signals by multiple biosensors could produce a bulk of medical data and lead to the increase of network traffic. Occurrence of high traffic could result to network’s congestion which have high tendency to loss some of important (critical) data and cause longer delay that would lead to false diagnosis of diseases. In order to analyze and validate this issue, Ad-Hoc On Demand Distance Vector (AODV) which is known as reactive routing protocol is evaluated in WBAN scenario through varying number of nodes and clusters. The presence of clustering helps in reducing the burden of the sink nodes in handling high traffics. The network’s performances of this protocol are measured in terms of end to end delay, percentage packet loss, throughput and energy consumption using Network Simulator (NS-2). Based on the experimental results, the presence of cluster helps in improving network performances by achieving reduction in delay, packet loss and energy consumption. However, low throughput is achieved as number of clusters are increase due to low duty cycle of the nodes.</span>

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Performance analysis of wban based on aodv and dsdv routing protocols

Cited by 9 publications

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An efficient approach for the detection of link failures in WBAN system for health care applications

An efficient approach for the detection of link failures in WBAN system for health care applications

Recent Research on Wireless Body Area Networks: A Survey

Impact of clustering in AODV routing protocol for wireless body area network in remote health monitoring system

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