Toward a Multi-Hop, Multi-Path Fault-Tolerant and  Load Balancing Hierarchical Routing Protocol for  Wireless Sensor Network

Beldjehem, Mokhtar

doi:10.4236/wsn.2013.511025

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“…Hence proper updating of table information becomes necessary. Cluster based routing protocol for heterogeneous WSN proposed in [23] minimizes the energy consumption and increases the network survivability. However, the nodes are assumed to be uniformly distributed in the network.…”

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ECBK: Enhanced Cluster Based Key Management Scheme for Achieving Quality of Service

Robinson¹,

Balaji²,

Rajaram³

2016

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Wireless sensor networks consist of many small nodes with distributing devices to monitor conditions at different locations. Usually wireless sensor nodes are sprinkled in a sensor field grouping limited areas. This paper highlights the Enhanced Cluster Based Key management (ECBK) protocol to achieve secure data delivery based on clustering mechanism. This protocol gives more importance to Cluster Coordinator node, which is used to coordinate the members and provide protective communication among the sensor nodes to enhance reliability. In Enhanced Cluster Based Key management two types of nodes are deployed. The high power nodes form clusters with surrounding nodes to enable the routing process without interference. This paper introduces ECBK protocol that balances the load among the clusters, achieves high throughput, end to end delay will be reduced, routing overhead also reduced and also it prolongs the network lifetime. Simulation results show that the presence of high transmission nodes reduces the delay, load balance, routing overhead, and enhances the throughput increased by 45% compared to other similar methods.

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ECBK: Enhanced Cluster Based Key Management Scheme for Achieving Quality of Service

Robinson¹,

Balaji²,

Rajaram³

2016

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“…The sensing nodes are designed within a set of clusters with each cluster having a cluster head in the election phase and the transmissions are done by the head set members to the Base station (BS) in the data transfer phase. Multi-path faulttolerant and routing protocol [7] is an energy aware protocol for self-organizing WSN, which considers the broadcast nature of radio. In this protocol, clusters are formed in which each member is at one-hop distance from the cluster head.…”

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Layered Clustering Routing Protocol with Overlapping Cluster Heads in WSN

Agrawal

Kushwah

2015

2015 Fifth International Conference on Communication Systems and Network Technologies

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A sensor network consisting of hundreds to thousands of small and limited powered nodes with a processing unit called sink or base station connected wirelessly is called a wireless sensor network. It is considerably reasonable to design and develop these small, limited powered sensing nodes with low cost. As these nodes are limited battery powered therefore energy conservation is a key issue. Various routings protocols are designed earlier to conserve energy thereby maximizing the network lifetime. In this paper, we proposed a new clustering protocol LCRPOCH in which the clustering is done using layered approach where cluster heads (CHs) coordinate with the overlapping cluster heads (OCHS) in multi-hop fashion to transfer the data to the sink. Finally, simulation is done using MATLAB which shows that our proposed protocol is better than the conventional clustering protocol EEICCP in terms of cost, network lifetime and throughput.

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“…The proposed algorithm in Table 2 must provide a much secured, efficient, reliable path in the network for data communication. The proposed scheme is based on zone and cluster based mechanism so that communication range for each node is reduced due its power limitation [27][28]. It should also provide a basis for obtaining the ground truth status of nodes in the system, at zone and cluster level and limits the cost of false positives.…”

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Graded Reliance Based Routing Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

Poornima¹

2015

IJCTSNS

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In this paper Graded Reliance based routing algorithm is proposed to deal with defective nodes in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN's).The algorithm is intended to validated or build evidence that, by dynamically learning from previous experience and adapting the changes in the operational environment the application performance can be maximized and also enhance operative agility. Quality of service and social network measures are used to evaluate the confidence score of the sensor node. A dynamic modelbased analysis is formulated for best reliance composition, aggregation, and formation to maximize routing performance. The results indicate that reliance based routing approaches yields better performance in terms of message delivery ratio and message delay without incurring substantial message overhead.

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Toward a Multi-Hop, Multi-Path Fault-Tolerant and Load Balancing Hierarchical Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network

Cited by 8 publications

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ECBK: Enhanced Cluster Based Key Management Scheme for Achieving Quality of Service

ECBK: Enhanced Cluster Based Key Management Scheme for Achieving Quality of Service

Layered Clustering Routing Protocol with Overlapping Cluster Heads in WSN

Graded Reliance Based Routing Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

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