A New Directional Flooding Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Ko, Young-Bae; Choi, Jong-Mu; Kim, Jai-Hoon

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-25978-7_10

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“…As the number of sensor nodes increases, both the average consumed energy and total number of transmitted packets begin to increase for both the protocols. We notice that our algorithm performs better than Directional Flooding [5] for both cases of inter-arrival periods of 5sec and 30sec. The difference in performance increases as the number of sensor nodes increase.…”

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confidence: 83%

“…In this section we evaluate the performance of our Directional Fflooding, compared to the directional flooding protocol [5]. For simulation of clustering and leveling we have used our own software.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…We want to compare the performance of our algorithm with the performance of [5], therefore we assume the same simulation model as [5], so that we can compare the result closely and accurately. To evaluate the performance of proposed protocol, we use the following two metrics for a measurement: total number of transmitted packets during the flooding process and average energy consumption on each node.…”

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“…Note that except the clusterhead other nodes in the cluster do not know about other nodes outside that cluster in the network after clustering has been done. 5.…”

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“…Once the disjoint multipath route has been created , the data packets are routed towards the base station using the directional flooding protocol mentioned in paper [5]. The directional flooding is done only along these disjoint multipath created.…”

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Clustered and leveled disjoint multipath routing algorithm for wireless sensor networks

Zaman

Ramamurthy

2009

2009 First Asian Himalayas International Conference on Internet

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In this paper we propose a new routing scheme which exploits the redundancy and geometrical properties of the wireless network. The approach we take is to combine the ideas of directional flooding, leveling, clustering and disjoint multipath routing to achieve an optimal routing scheme in terms of average energy consumed and total number of transmitted packets. Processing and structuring of the network before the implementation of the directional flooding algorithm improves the performance considerably when compared to the implementation of directional flooding algorithm without any preprocessing. We carry out extensive experimentation and simulations to corroborate our claims.

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