A Critical Analysis of Mobility Management Related Issues of Wireless Sensor Networks in Cyber Physical Systems

Al‐Muhtadi, Jalal; Ma, Qiang; Zeb, Khan; Chaudhry, Junaid; Saleem, Kashif; Derhab, Abdelouahid; Orgun, Mehmet A.; Shankaran, Rajan; Imran, Muhammad; Pasha, Maruf

doi:10.1109/access.2018.2812741

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“…Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks (MWSNs) are currently playing a very important role in communication networks [1], since they are utilized in a large number of applications such as tracking [2,3], the Internet of Things (IoT) [4], real-time location [5,6], natural resources research [7], power consumption systems [8], monitoring of physical environments [6,9,10,11,12], traffic monitoring [13], industry and agriculture [7], healthcare [6], prevention of natural disasters [12], etc. A MWSN consists of a node network spatially distributed over a monitoring area, where the nodes can be integrated into vehicles or robots with motion in a given environment [14].…”

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Weighted Multilateration Algorithm With a Correcting Factor for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Mass-Sanchez

Vargas-Rosales

Ruiz-Ibarra³

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IEEE Access

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“…Nodes are small lowcost devices with low processing capacity and low power consumption. Some of their tasks include the collection, processing and transmission of information; they also carry out cooperation with other nodes [1,5].…”

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Weighted Multilateration Algorithm With a Correcting Factor for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Mass-Sanchez

Vargas-Rosales

Ruiz-Ibarra³

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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“…Nowadays, the Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks (MWSNs) play a fundamental role in the communication networks [1], since they are used in many applications, such as tracking [2], [3], real-time localization [4], [5], search and preservation of natural resources [6], power consumption systems [7], Internet of the Things (IoT) [8], physical environments monitoring [5], [9]- [12], traffic monitoring [13], industry and agriculture [6], health care [5], natural disaster prevention [12], etc. MWSNs are composed of nodes spatially distributed over a geographic area of interest; where nodes are equipped into vehicles or mobile robots that move in certain environment [14].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The associate editor coordinating the review of this manuscript and approving it for publication was Muhammad Omer Farooq. of low consumption proccesors, low processing capacity, low cost; some of their tasks include data collection, processing and transmission of information and cooperation with other nodes [1], [4], [15].…”

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Localization Based on Probabilistic Multilateration Approach for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

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Localization is one of the main problems in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks, since it provides the location of an event occurrence. This paper presents a performance evaluation of the localization algorithms: Multilateration Algorithm, Weighted Multilateration Algorithm and Probabilistic Multilateration Algorithm (PMA). In addition, we propose an Improved Probabilistic Multilateration Algorithm that decreases the localization error of the interest node by using an approach that computes iteratively the position of a node of interest until it reaches the solution that minimizes the localization error. The proposed approach regards the noisy environment by its impact on a correlation matrix that involves the variance of the separation distance between the node of interest and the respective reference nodes (RNs). Furthermore, we also introduce a constant parameter called damping factor; which enhances the convergence of the localization algorithm providing the solution that minimizes the localization error. In this study, we evaluate localization algorithms in a single-hop and multi-hop scenarios considering a distribution with solid geometry of the RNs and randomly distributed RNs in both scenarios. The results we obtained show that our proposed algorithm Improved PMA presents a better performance according to the Normalized Root Mean Squared Error varying the number of reference nodes and noise proportion.

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“…In MWSN, there are various literature provide some more flexible, powerful and reliable schemes by fully addressing issues related to self-organization of networks and network coverage and lifetime. However, these schemes add the complexity of the mobility management algorithms in terms of cost [1].…”

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An analysis of mobility management for mobile sensor nodes in MWSN

Zhang

Liang

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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Mobile wireless sensor networks (MWSN) are composed of a large number of mobile sensor nodes, which are used to collect data. MWSN have been widely applied in a variety of harsh environments, so mobile sensor nodes are often at risk of damage. How to manage mobile sensor nodes is an important issue. In this paper, we analyse different mobility management schemes proposed in some typical research literature and classify these schemes by using three features: the collaboration between mobile sensor nodes, routing and deployment in MWSN. We specify advantages and disadvantages of the proposed schemes, compare different key parameters of MSWN respectively, including energy efficiency, data delay, cost and lifetime, etc. Finally, we discuss existing problems of MWSN management and give some helpful suggestions in this area.

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A Critical Analysis of Mobility Management Related Issues of Wireless Sensor Networks in Cyber Physical Systems

Cited by 11 publications

References 52 publications

Weighted Multilateration Algorithm With a Correcting Factor for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Weighted Multilateration Algorithm With a Correcting Factor for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Localization Based on Probabilistic Multilateration Approach for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

An analysis of mobility management for mobile sensor nodes in MWSN

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