A Novel Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in Wireless Sensor Networks

Norouzi, Ali; Babamir, Faezeh Sadat; Zaim, Abdül Halim

doi:10.4236/wsn.2011.310038

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“…FELGossiping (Fair Efficient-based Gossiping) is proposed to handle the energy consumption during the communication. The selection of the nodes based on the distance to the sink and residual energy [26]. Once a node identifies an event to send information, it finds its next hop based on the neighboring nodes' residual energy and hops counts.…”

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An Energy-Efficient Routing Mechanism (EERM) for Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks

Saeed

Mahmood

Hassan

et al. 2021

Preprint

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Wireless Sensor and actor networks (WSANs) are the most vital research area in the wireless communication field. It consists of sensors, actors, and the base station, where actor nodes work as these networks' spine. The network's main objective is to sense the critical information from the area of interest and then send it to the base station. After that, it can make accurate decisions. This project proposes an Energy-Efficient Routing Mechanism (EERM) technique for the effective routing process. It works in three phases, which are Network initialization, data gathering, and routing. Once the node senses the data and tries to forward it to the base station, it chooses the sensor/ actor nodes from its neighbors having more energy and less distance towards the base station, a final node. As a result, there are significantly fewer chances of data loss due to battery depletion. Moreover, it confirms that there is no data duplication. After successful data transmission, the node will be set as in sleeping mode to save energy. EERM evaluates with other gossiping routing techniques like FELGossiping, ELGossiping, and LGossiping. It notices that there is less data packet loss in it. More nodes are alive in additional iterations due to energy-efficient solutions, which increases the network lifetime.

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Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Energy-Efficient Routing Mechanism (EERM) for Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks

Saeed

Mahmood

Hassan

et al. 2021

Preprint

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“…Using greedy algorithms are to minimize network capacity decreasing after each wavelength multicast. We have investigated two greedy algorithms [3] (static cost greedy (SCG) algorithm and dynamic cost greedy (DCG) algorithm). Ck is the cost of assigning wavelength λ to reach number of destinations.…”

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“…In the distributed DWA there are many controllers in the cell. Each one of the wavelength assignment schemes above has different algorithms to assign a wavelength (First Available, Locally Optimized, Maximum Usage, and Mean Square) [3]. The wavelength conversion (WC) has been used in the DWA with different technologies to develop any network.…”

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New multicast switch-based multicast wavelength allocation algorithm to increase network capacity

Abbas

Al-Raweshidy

2012

2012 International Conference on Future Communication Networks

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Abstract__ Dynamic wavelength allocation (DWA) in multicast (MC) switching is investigated in this paper. The aim for this investigation is to maximize the network capacity and minimize the blocking probability in the wavelength division multiplexer network (WDM). By using light splitters (LS) and wavelength converters (WC) in the joint nodes, the WDM network is improved and the wavelength reuse was increased. The result shows that our optimization has increased the network capacity by about 41% compared with previous work. Keywords__ Multicast (MC), network capacity, dynamic wavelength allocation (DWA), wavelengthdivision multiplexing (WDM), light splitting (LS), and wavelength conversion (WC) I.INTRODUCTION Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) has made a really revolution in the optical fiber networks by supporting a high number of channels (wavelengths) in the optical fibers. The results in [1] show that it should be possible to transmit more than 1000 of 2.5-Gb/s WDM channels spaced at 5 GHz over 480 km of SMF without any dispersion compensation scheme. Whereas in [2] in the backbone networks, capacities greater than 1 Tb/s over a single fiber have been achieved by means of wavelength divisionmultiplexing (WDM) technology with hundreds of channels. That means the optical fiber using WDM can be the best solution for the high demand for the high data rate and the high values of bandwidth. By using WDM in a network can also increase the network capacity and decreasing the network blocking probability. The dynamic wavelength allocation (DWA) is one of the best solutions to the high data rate and high bandwidth which the wavelength division multiplexer (WDM) can provide. There are different (DWA) scenarios according to the assignment schemes (centralized and distributed). In the centralized DWA there is a single

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“…To address the problems of Gossiping and its extensions the Fair Efficient Location-based Gossiping (FELGossiping) approach is proposed in [6]. This approach is able to increases the network energy and then improve the network life time in comparison to the others solutions studied in this work.…”

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Energy efficient in medical ad hoc sensors network by exploiting routing protocols

Hamrioui

Lorenz

Lloret

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE Global Communications Conference

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The energy efficient in medical ad hoc sensors network (MASN) is one of the most important areas of researches to ensure better services for applications using such an environment. The challenge is how to use of energy of the sensors nodes in a fair way to avoid a break of connectivity in the network as long as possible. Our work focus on how to optimize the energy consumption and to increase the performance of the user applications in medical context. Our proposed approach is called M-EE (Medical Energy Efficient) which is based on the routing protocols with adding a new algorithm for energy fairness. M-EE takes into account the medical communication environment to manage efficiency the energy of the sensor nodes. With this mechanism, sensor nodes which are using image and video medical data are allowed more energy than other sensors nodes. The simulation results showed that our proposed M-EE approach allow significant energy consumption of the network, a reduction of the data loss and an increase in average working time of the sensors.

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A Novel Energy Efficient Routing Protocol in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 26 publications

References 17 publications

An Energy-Efficient Routing Mechanism (EERM) for Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks

An Energy-Efficient Routing Mechanism (EERM) for Wireless Sensor and Actor Networks

New multicast switch-based multicast wavelength allocation algorithm to increase network capacity

Energy efficient in medical ad hoc sensors network by exploiting routing protocols

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