A Comparative Review on Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

Sharma, Tarun; Singh, Harjit; Sharma, Anurag

doi:10.5120/ijca2015905634

Cited by 13 publications

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“…Adaptation to non-critical failure in WSNs can be grouped into four levels from system perspective. These are: hardware layer, programming layer, networking layer and application layer [5]. Generally, the error area plot requires certain measure of overhead in term of additional bits which are added to the total transmitted data.…”

Section: Energy-efficiency and Fault Tolerance In Wsnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Agent software has continued to attract significant research attention due to their intelligence, mobility and collaborative nature. Agent-based systems play variety of roles in the development of various essential industrial applications [5]. However, there is high need of agents in processing as a result of quick advancement in computing and information organizing innovation to help those requirements, and blast in the assortment of hardware and systems.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Survey of Different Techniques for Energy-Efficient, Reliability and Fault Tolerant in Wireless Sensor Networks

Raji

Gbolagade

2019

WCMC

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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consists numerous sensor hubs which containing a preparing unit, at least one sensor, a radio for information correspondence and power unit generally outfitted with a low limit energy distributed over a geographic area for monitoring our environment and physical conditions. It has been established that vitality is the most obliging element on the functionality of such systems as they are controlled with constrained vitality and replacement of vitality resources might be difficult. While sending the data in sensor network, there might be loss of information or miscalculation could occur in receiving data during transferring. The correctness of information has incredible impact on the performance of the network. To enhance the exactness of sensor information, minimizing vitality utilization and adaptation to internal failure is vital for some WSN's applications as they operate in unpredictable conditions and ought to stay operational regardless of whether a network failure happen. This paper surveys the available energy efficient, reliability and fault tolerant in WSNs. It focuses on Residue Number System (RNS) and Agent technologies for energy-efficient and fault tolerant in WSNs respectively. However, performance evaluation was also conducted based on the energy consumption, reliability, delay in receiving the sent data and efficiency.

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Section: Energy-efficiency and Fault Tolerance In Wsnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey of Different Techniques for Energy-Efficient, Reliability and Fault Tolerant in Wireless Sensor Networks

Raji

Gbolagade

2019

WCMC

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“…Comparison of various routing protocols has been discussed by the author. [22] Analysis of LEACH and Improved Leach Protocol in Wireless Sensor Network was proposed by Harpreet k. et al; [2017]. In this paper author objective was to investigate and find insight into the effect of using the Leach and Leach-C protocol, energy effective for the wireless sensor network.…”

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Quality Based Performance of Leach-Rfid by using Contention Avoidance Algorithm

2019

ijrte

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A remote sensor system comprises of huge no of sensor hubs which can be utilized as a significant instrument for gathering information in various circumstances. The serious issue in the WSN is the vitality utilization of the system. In this paper we represent the RFID [Radio Frequency Identification works only in modes that is sleep, active, ready for packet collision]. In RFID protocol there are three types of nodes that is sleep, active, ready. As energy consumption is less in LeachRFID because some hubs are in sleeping mode and rest of them are in active and ready modes. The packet loss is more in LeachRFID protocol due to non synchronization of the nodes. The simulation results shows between leach and Leach-RFID

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“…This is because in proposed algorithm only neighbors are engaged in relocation. As it is proven that reducing the number of messages during the operation of the protocol leads to achieving energy efficiency [5], therefore DEENR algorithm proves to be energy efficient as well as more scalable as compared to the baseline protocols. In comparison with the baseline protocols, there is a substantial difference in terms of total number of packets exchanged.…”

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Distributed Energy Efficient Node Relocation Algorithm (DEENR)

Hassan¹,

Khan²,

Ali³

et al. 2018

ijacsa

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Abstract-Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) due to their inherent features are vulnerable to single or multiple sensor node failure. Node's failure can result in partitioning of the networks resulting in loss of inter-node connectivity and eventually compromising the operation of the sensor network. The recovery from partitioning of network is crucial for inter-node connectivity. In literature, a number of approaches have been proposed for the restoration of inter-node connectivity. There is a need for a distributed approach that has an energy efficient operation as energy is a scarce resource. By keeping this in mind we propose a novel technique to restore the connectivity that is distributed and energy efficient. The effectiveness of the proposed technique is proven by extensive simulations. The simulation results show that the proposed technique is efficient and capable of restoring network connectivity by using the mechanisms for improving the coverage.

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A Comparative Review on Routing Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 13 publications

References 21 publications

A Survey of Different Techniques for Energy-Efficient, Reliability and Fault Tolerant in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Survey of Different Techniques for Energy-Efficient, Reliability and Fault Tolerant in Wireless Sensor Networks

Quality Based Performance of Leach-Rfid by using Contention Avoidance Algorithm

Distributed Energy Efficient Node Relocation Algorithm (DEENR)

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