An Efficient and Reliable Directed Diffusion Routing Protocol in Wireless Body Area Networks

Mu, Jiasong; Yi, Xiangdong; Liu, Xiang; Han, Liang

doi:10.1109/access.2019.2914241

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“…There are many attempts carried out by researchers in which most of them are achieved higher security or optimized power consumption. Dual Sink approach using Clustering in Body area network [7], A Novel Framework for Software Defined Wireless body area network [8], Fragmentation in MAC IEEE 801.15.4 to improve Delay Performance in wireless body area network [9] and An Efficient and Reliable Direct Diffusion Routing Protocol in wireless body area networks [10] are taken here for performance analysis. The methodologies used, merits and their limitations are analyzed in this section to identify the problem statement for a new work.…”

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confidence: 99%

Enhanced BGMM based Lightweight Key Generation and Authentication Method for WBAN

Dharshini

Monicasubashini

2021

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is one of the best modern inventions that supports medical science significantly. Reliability, Latency, Security and Power consumption are the vital parameters to determine the quality of a WBAN architecture. Security Key Generation and Authentication are the important tasks which impact the vital parameters. A Body Gauss-Markov Mobility model (BGMM) based lightweight key generation and authentication method is introduced in this work to improve the quality of WBAN. Enhanced BGMM, Legacy Key Generator and Idle State Key Manager are the three functional blocks used to construct the proposed system. These new function blocks are introduced in this work to achieve higher throughput, packet delivery ratio and security. The proposed work is also indented to reduce the communication delays and power consumption. Adopting new body sensor nodes and discarding unused or damaged nodes from existing network without affecting other operating nodes is the requirements of modern WBAN as well. The proposed method named as “Enhanced BGMM based Lightweight Key Generation and Authentication method for WBAN” (EBLKGAW) is deigned to manage the network stability during adaptation of new nodes and elimination of existing nodes.

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Section: Existing Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhanced BGMM based Lightweight Key Generation and Authentication Method for WBAN

Dharshini

Monicasubashini

2021

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“…A directed diffusing routing protocol was introduced for WBANs 27 . This work focuses on minimizing energy consumption in the network.…”

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Quality of Service‐aware clustered triad layer architecture for critical data transmission in multi‐body area network environment

İbrahim

2021

Engineering Reports

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is an important element of future smart healthcare services in smart cities. For this reason, many research works have been undergone in WBAN. The significant research issue in the WBAN environment is Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning. In literature, some of the works have been focused on QoS aspect of WBAN. However, they have only marginal impact due to ineffective network design and the usage of a single sink node. Also, most of the research works have been tested within a single BAN and present intra‐BAN communication. In practical, an effective multi‐BAN communication system is emerging due to the need of large‐scale healthcare system. This paper addresses these issues and designs a novel QoS‐aware Clustered Triad Layer (QC‐TriL) architecture for multi‐BAN environment. The novel QC‐TriL uses dual sink nodes in each BAN and both sinks are deployed in the optimal positions. To determine the optimal position, Type‐II Fuzzy Logic (T2FL) is proposed with different criteria. Next, we form clusters based on the positions of dual sink nodes. QC‐TriL adopts criticality‐aware routing by presenting Delay‐aware One‐Hop Transmission and Fused Rank Scheme (FuRank) for critical data and normal data routing respectively. The data transmission is organized by a novel 1D‐Dragonfly topology‐based Priority Dual TDMA (PD‐TDMA) scheduling protocol. Finally, multi‐BAN communication is enabled with an optimal route selected by QoS‐aware Emperor Penguin Colony (QoS‐EPC) algorithm. The QC‐TriL multi‐BAN environment is modeled in OMNeT++ simulator and evaluated in terms of energy consumption, packet delivery ratio, throughput, and delay. The experiments show promising results for the multi‐BAN environment.

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“…For example, Intanagonwiwat et al explored the use of directed diffusion for a simple remote-surveillance sensor network and enabled diffusion to achieve energy savings by selecting empirically good paths and by caching and processing data in-network [14]. Mu et al inquired a directional diffusion routing protocol to improve the reliability of data transmission and extend the network life in wireless body area networks (WBANs) [15]. Directed diffusion routing is made up of three independent stages: interest diffusion, data transmission, and path enhancement [16][17][18][19].…”

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An Improved Triggering Updating Method of Interest Message with Adaptive Threshold Determination for Directed Diffusion Routing Protocol

Wang

Liu

et al. 2021

Journal of Sensors

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Although some progress has been made in studying the triggering updating methods of interest message for reducing node energy consumption in directed diffusion routing protocols, they do not consider the anisotropy of sensing areas of nodes and the requirement of diversity of interest message exchange rates within real-time performance, which makes these studies unable to accurately adapt to the characteristics of interest message update. In this work, we proposed an improved triggering updating method (ITUM) consisted of adaptive threshold determination based on the analytic hierarchy process and update judgement by similarity comparison of interest messages. Meanwhile, the network model and the sensing model are presented to describe actual network scenarios. We analyze the impact of critical parameters and evaluate the performance of ITUM with several interest message updating methods from the aspect of lowering the number of information exchanges. The simulation results prove that ITUM can improve the adaptability to scene changes while decreasing the number of information exchanges compared with the existing methods. Furthermore, it is shown that ITUM is a highly effective solution for determining the triggering updating conditions of various information exchange rates in directed diffusion routing protocol.

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An Efficient and Reliable Directed Diffusion Routing Protocol in Wireless Body Area Networks

Cited by 20 publications

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Enhanced BGMM based Lightweight Key Generation and Authentication Method for WBAN

Enhanced BGMM based Lightweight Key Generation and Authentication Method for WBAN

Quality of Service‐aware clustered triad layer architecture for critical data transmission in multi‐body area network environment

An Improved Triggering Updating Method of Interest Message with Adaptive Threshold Determination for Directed Diffusion Routing Protocol

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