Quality Control of Sensor Network Data

Izadi, Davood; Abawajy, Jemal; Ghanavati, S

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-25553-3_58

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“…Izadi et al [15], has analyzed and mentioned the certain requirements, important issues, and open research issues on QoS management in WSNs. Promoting quality of service (QoS) is likely to be of critical value for pervasive WSNs that offer because the network infrastructure of varied applications.…”

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Variants of Energy Efficient Clustering Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

Daalia¹,

Kapoor²

2016

IJCNIS

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Abstract-The energy resource-contrived is the most difficult aspect of WSN and that energy cannot be recharged. When every sensor node is needed to move ahead the data packet to the sink node, the problem emerges there. Through unmoving, listening and retransmitting, the accessible energy in every node could be lost in this procedure because of collisions as well as overhearing. Network topology management and energy minimization is done due to Cluster-based WSN routing protocols. In clustering in WSN, sensor nodes are sorted into little disjoint clusters, where every cluster has an organizer referred as CH. In this paper, energy efficient clustering techniques related to WSNs are discussed and comparative analysis is also performed.

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Variants of Energy Efficient Clustering Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

Daalia¹,

Kapoor²

2016

IJCNIS

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“…In this process, the available energy in each node can be wasted through idle listening and retransmitting due to collisions as well as overhearing. Cluster-based WSN routing protocols excel network topology management and energy minimization [1]. Clustering methods in WSN lead the sensor nodes to be organized into small disjoint groups, where each cluster has a coordinator referred as CH.…”

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An Alternative Clustering Scheme in WSN

2015

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Despite significant advancements in wireless sensor networks (WSNs), energy conservation in the networks remains one of the most important research challenges. One approach commonly used to prolong the network lifetime is through aggregating data at the cluster heads (CHs). However, there is possibility that the CHs may fail and function incorrectly due to a number of reasons such as power instability. During the failure, the CHs are unable to collect and transfer data correctly. This affects the performance of the WSN. Early detection of failure of CHs will reduce the data loss and provide possible minimal recovery efforts. This paper proposes a self-configurable clustering (SCCH) mechanism to detect the disordered CHs and replace them with other nodes. Simulation results verify the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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“…In these kinds of purposes, these sensors usually are stationed in ad-hoc method and also work autonomously. In these kinds of alone situations, these kinds of sensors cannot be easily changed or perhaps energized, and also strength ingestion could be the most essential problem that need to be regarded [7].…”

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A Study and Analysis of Congestion Control Wireless Sensor Networks

Singh¹,

Kaur²

2016

IJWMT

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WSNs are becoming popular in real world uses. Due to resource-constrained and battery-aware features of the sensor; WSNs energy use in a major research topic was found to be interesting. WSNs contain battery powered nodes that for certain action or tasks are connected with the base station. The lifetime of battery-powered sensor nodes, after the consumption of the battery will be dead in WSNs. To prolong the lifetime of WSNs the energy has to be well organized. The cluster head selection and assignment, and construction of clusters require additional overhead. Cluster nodes distributed algorithms designed incorrectly can lead to isolation from cluster heads. Such isolated nodes waste large amount of energy to communicate with the sink. In this paper, energy conservation techniques related to WSNs are discussed. Also, the existing energy conservation algorithms are reviewed and the comparative analysis is also performed.

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Quality Control of Sensor Network Data

Cited by 7 publications

References 34 publications

Variants of Energy Efficient Clustering Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

Variants of Energy Efficient Clustering Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks

An Alternative Clustering Scheme in WSN

A Study and Analysis of Congestion Control Wireless Sensor Networks

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