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

Hamrioui, Sofiane; Lorenz, Pascal; Lloret, Jaime; Lalam, Mustapha

doi:10.1109/glocom.2014.7037170

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“…For the initial positions of the nodes, we used BonnMotion tool [24] allowing uniform distribution and the generation of the topology. Based on the works done in [25][26][27], we decided to exploit some existing communication protocols for the implementation of SOAC. In fact, the results of these works showed good performance in the context of wireless networks.…”

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Self-organizing technique for improving coverage in connected mobile objects networks

2017

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Despite the multiple benefits offered today by connected mobile objects networks (CMONs), some constraints continue to limit their development and to degrade their applications and services' performance. Given their limited energy, some or many objects may stop functioning which leads to the deterioration of network functionalities such as monitoring, detection and transfer of data. It is in this context that our work is situated, namely the improvement of applications performance and the quality of service (QoS) within CMONs, by exploiting some communication environment parameters and geometry techniques. We propose a new technique called self-organization area coverage (SOAC) for CMONs which aims to ensure maximum coverage in the network while optimizing the exploited resources. SOAC has been evaluated and compared not only to the network without improvement but to two other solutions proposed in the literature. The obtained results show a clear improvement in terms of network coverage and several QoS parameters.

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2017

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“…(2) Medical ad‐hoc sensor network (MASN) is one of the most important areas of researches to ensure better services for applications using such an environment. The challenge of MASN 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 as mentioned in Reference 193. (3) Wireless power wireless sensor (WPWS) which is basically harvesting energy by wireless charging and delivering data by wireless communication.…”

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A survey on state of the inter body radio communication channel: Performance and solutions

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Alabbas

Ilyas

2022

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The development of in-vivo communications and networking systems has the potential for improving the healthcare delivery while also enabling the creation of new services and applications. In-vivo communications provide wireless networked cyber-physical systems of the embedded devices that enable accurate, quick, and cost-effective responses under a variety of circumstances. Also, it is focused upon modeling and characterizing in-vivo wireless channel, as well as contrasting it to other well-known channels. In this paper, channel coding is also mentioned because it improves data rates and performance gain. This work also discusses present problems and potential research topics for in-vivo communications. This article aims to show the researchers how the orthogonal frequency multiple access (OFDMA) technique improved the performance of in-vivo channel and how it is outperformed compared to the other techniques (TDM, TDMA, CDMA and OFDM) also how the OFDMA outperformed equalizers and channel coding in terms of bit error rate with giving a significant improvement of data transmitting and avoiding inter symbol interference. However, when it comes to the in-vivo communications, the modeling of in-vivo wireless channel is vital.Understanding the features of the in-vivo channel is critical for achieving optimal processing and designing successful procedures that allow WBANs to be arranged inside the human body.

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Use of wireless system in healthcare for developing countries

Salam

Khan

2016

Digital Communications and Networks

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

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Self-organizing technique for improving coverage in connected mobile objects networks

Self-organizing technique for improving coverage in connected mobile objects networks

A survey on state of the inter body radio communication channel: Performance and solutions

Use of wireless system in healthcare for developing countries

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