Energy balanced clustering in wireless sensor network

Nazir, Babar; Hasbullah, Halabi

doi:10.1109/itsim.2010.5561394

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“…The application of WSNs are tremendous and is using for several purposes such as military monitoring, environmental observation, weather checking, traffic control application, detecting location of pollutants, home automation applications, security issues and it has been used in the healthcare to improve the quality of the provided care [2,3,4,6,12,27] and is widely using in Internet of Things (IoT) [26].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Due to low bandwidth, limited energy sources, limited memory, limited processing power and low transmission range of nodes, deploying nodes inside the phenomenon or very close to it is required for more reliable data transmission [4,7]. For efficient network operation, several battery driven energy preservation structures were proposed but due to its limited battery size, it diverts the research focus towards choosing the alternate closest sources of energy [25].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As mentioned in the literature, routing protocols in WSN can be divided into several categories: location-based protocols, data-centric protocols, hierarchalbased (cluster-based) protocols and QoS-based protocols [1,9,11,24] and some have more categories. Research community classified the hierarchal-based (cluster-based) structure as an effective architecture for data gathering in WSN [4]. Moreover, [13,21] ensures that clustering approach is energy-efficient protocol in which data transmission time is clearly reduced.…”

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EEBFTC: Extended Energy Balanced with Fault Tolerance Capability Protocol for WSN

Jamjoom¹

2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-This paper proposes a new framework for wireless sensor networks (WSN) by combining two routing protocol algorithms. In the proposed framework two algorithms are taking into consideration the energy balanced clustering (EBC) protocol in WSN with fault tolerance capabilities. The organizer is automatically selected by the base station (BS) and then it selects the cluster head (CH). The mechanism of selecting the organizer node and the cluster head (CH) is based on the power, efficacy and energy balance load. In addition, the organizer is responsible to select a new CH in case of failure and vice versa. So, the energy balanced clustering and fault tolerance operations will prolong the node life time and thus the network will be efficient in data transmission and more reliable. The new framework after implementation is named Extended Energy Balanced with Fault Tolerance Capability (EEBFTC) protocol.

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EEBFTC: Extended Energy Balanced with Fault Tolerance Capability Protocol for WSN

Jamjoom¹

2017

ijacsa

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“…While overhead is created on the sink node side as it is quite possible that some of the clusters carry similar data owing to TDMA scheduling. In addition, the sensor nodes are highly energy constrained with very limited availability of buffer and bandwidth and processing capability [3] [4]. The problem becomes much worst when a very large scale WSN with dynamic traffic is considered.…”

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confidence: 99%

Efficient Load Balancing Schema using Multiple Mobile Sink

Prabhavathi¹,

Subramanyam²,

Rao³

2015

IJCA

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Ensuring efficient and fast data aggregation technique is one of the challenging task when it is considered for large-scale wireless sensor network (WSN). The problems of presence of single sink, distance between sink and cluster, as well as type of presence of dynamic task to be performed within different cluster is extremely difficult to address for reliable data aggregation technique in WSN. Therefore, the proposed system introduces a novel cylindrical topology of WSN that ensures an efficient task allocation strategy in large-scale WSN architecture. The performance of the data aggregation process is further increased by considering presence of multiple mobile sink that adds exponential benefits to the task allocation policy proposed. The results simulated in MATLAB shows satisfactory performance by considering packet delivery ratio, delay minimization, and completion time of data aggregation process

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“…So the battery power in WSN is considered as scarce resource and should be efficiently used. Sensor node consumes battery in sensing data, receiving data, sending data and processing data [1].…”

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confidence: 99%