An Efficient WSN Routing Protocol on Airfield Lighting Monitoring System

Wang, Bingyuan; Zhang, Xinqing; Tian, Kun; Gao, Mei

doi:10.1109/imccc.2015.361

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“…Let us stress that such a solution only focuses on reliability and responsiveness as objectives, while neglecting issues related to easy maintenance, extendibility, and integrability. In reference [9] an innovative solution based on wireless sensor networks (WSNs) was proposed to monitor airfield lightning systems, by verifying its lifetime in relation to per-node energy consumption. However, the solution has only been verified in a simulated environment.…”

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The Advent of the Internet of Things in Airfield Lightning Systems: Paving the Way from a Legacy Environment to an Open World

Buzzoni¹,

Forlani

Giannelli

et al. 2019

Sensors

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This paper discusses the design and prototype implementation of a software solution facilitating the interaction of third-party developers with a legacy monitoring and control system in the airfield environment. By following the Internet of Things (IoT) approach and adopting open standards and paradigms such as REpresentational State Transfer (REST) and Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) for message dispatching, the work aims at paving the way towards a more open world in the airfield industrial sector. The paper also presents performance results achieved by extending legacy components to support IoT standards. Quantitative results not only demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed solution, but also its suitability in terms of prompt message dispatching and increased fault tolerance.

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The Advent of the Internet of Things in Airfield Lightning Systems: Paving the Way from a Legacy Environment to an Open World

Buzzoni¹,

Forlani

Giannelli

et al. 2019

Sensors

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“…[11] considered the shortest path routing tree in WSNs under different metrics. [12] proposed a routing protocol with evenly distributed cluster head position. And it was proposed to solve fixed physical location for airfield lighting in airport lamp in which some lamps location is irregular.…”

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“…LEACH is not well suited in large scale network. And [12] is designed to be used in a particular scene. [16] proposed another cluster-based protocol, HEED.…”

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A Scale Adaptive Hierarchical Clustered Routing Protocol for WSNs

Shi

2016

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Electronics, Network and Computer Engineering (ICENCE 2016)

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Due to technique advances, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are widely used in both military and civil scenarios. A vast amount of data is transmitted to the base station through resource-restrained nodes, which are powered by batteries with limited energy. An energy saving routing protocol is fundamental for network lifetime prolongation. In this paper, we propose TECH (Tree-based Energy-balance Clustering Hierarchy), a scale adaptive hierarchical clustered routing protocol for WSNs. TECH starts the topology construction process from the base station to the far nodes, and then balance the load using the cluster heads within the same level. The in-cluster dynamic data gathering method is used for preventing the cluster heads from dying quickly and reducing the redundant data from transmission. We finally conduct extensive experiments by simulations to evaluate the performance of the proposed protocol. The simulation results show that the proposed protocol outperforms existing protocol in network lifetime prolongation. Furthermore, the protocol can be used in both small and large scale networks, and its performance is stable.

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An Efficient WSN Routing Protocol on Airfield Lighting Monitoring System

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

The Advent of the Internet of Things in Airfield Lightning Systems: Paving the Way from a Legacy Environment to an Open World

The Advent of the Internet of Things in Airfield Lightning Systems: Paving the Way from a Legacy Environment to an Open World

A Scale Adaptive Hierarchical Clustered Routing Protocol for WSNs

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