Implementation of an energy-efficient scheduling scheme based on pipeline flux leak monitoring networks

Abstract

Flow against pipeline leakage and the pipe network sudden burst pipe to pipeline leakage flow for the application objects, an energy-efficient real-time scheduling scheme is designed extensively used in pipeline leak monitoring. The proposed scheme can adaptively adjust the network rate in real-time and reduce the cell loss rate, so that it can efficiently avoid the traffic congestion. The recent evolution of wireless sensor networks has yielded a demand to improve energy-efficient scheduling algorithms and energy-efficient medium access protocols. This paper proposes an energy-efficient real-time scheduling scheme that reduces power consumption and network errors on pipeline flux leak monitoring networks. The proposed scheme is based on a dynamic modulation scaling scheme which can scale the number of bits per symbol and a switching scheme which can swap the polling schedule between channels. Built on top of EDF scheduling policy, the proposed scheme enhances the power performance without violating the constraints of real-time streams. The simulation results show that the proposed scheme enhances fault-tolerance and reduces power consumption. Furthermore, that Network congestion avoidance strategy with an energy-efficient real-time scheduling scheme can efficiently improve the bandwidth utilization, TCP friendliness and reduce the packet drop rate in pipeline flux leak monitoring networks.

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