Implementation of Multipath-Based Multicast Routing Protocol in Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Network

Mohapatra, Shivajit; Ratha, Bikram Kesari; Dhal, Kshirabdhi Tanaya

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-0978-0_34

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“…Even if the ring structure can be accessed easily, the proposed mitigation approach results in a low overhead, it becomes challenging to conserve energy and regulate the overhead in large or sparse networks. Thus, the multipath-based multicast routing concept is introduced in [25]. In our work, we concentrated on the idea of the construction of ring routing with a multicast mechanism that aids in the resolution of these issues.…”

Section: Basic Background and Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modified Ring Routing Protocol for Mobile Sinks in a Dynamic Sensor Network in Smart Monitoring Applications

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The stationary hierarchical network faces considerable challenges from hotspots and faster network breakdowns, especially in smart monitoring applications. As a solution to this issue, mobile sinks were recommended since they are associated with huge and balanced ways to transfer data and energy across the network. Again, due to the mobile sink node advertisement around the network latency and the energy utilization overheads introduced across the network, ring routing reduces the control overhead while preserving the benefits of the mobile sink, thereby optimizing the energy and improving the network life span. Consequently, we suggested a novel, distributed advanced ring routing strategy, in this work, for the mobile wireless sensor network. Extensive simulations and performance evaluation, in comparison to previous distributed mobile approaches, reveal a 37% and 40% boost in the network throughput and end-to end delay, respectively. Additionally, the lifespan of a network is determined by the control overhead and energy demand.

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Section: Basic Background and Motivationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modified Ring Routing Protocol for Mobile Sinks in a Dynamic Sensor Network in Smart Monitoring Applications

et al. 2023

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“…Step-4: Otherwise stop: the resulting c-set list C * is sufficient to solve the linear relaxation of FMP to global optimality. C := de f ine_initial_ f easible_cSets_list(); end while 13: end procedure A simple feasible initial c-set list (i.e., a list C for which FMP(C) is feasible) that can be used for Step-1 is the family of all c-sets with only one node broadcasting to all its neighbors, with a fixed transmission power level.…”

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“…[ 19 ] presents a heuristic distributed minimum transmission multicast routing protocol for WSNs, Ref. [ 20 ] studies an energy efficient multicast geographic routing, paper [ 13 ] proposes a multipath scheme applied on a multicast-based hierarchical routing that gives better energy utilization, which leads to the network lifetime improvement, and [ 21 ] makes use of a genetic algorithm for solving the Network Coding Resource Minimization problem. Another important group of papers concerning multicast transmission in WSNs contains the papers focusing on delay minimization.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Obviously, this statement is well justified in the existing literature. For example, paper [ 11 ] discusses the advantageous of multicast transmission in WSNs, while algorithms and protocols for multicast transmission in WSN can be found, for example, in [ 12 , 13 ]. Moreover, some papers, such as [ 14 , 15 , 16 ], consider multicast transmission for the particular throughput maximization problem that we dealt with in this paper.…”

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Multicast Traffic Throughput Maximization through Joint Dynamic Modulation and Coding Schemes Assignment, and Transmission Power Control in Wireless Sensor Networks

Ostrowski¹,

Pióro²,

Tomaszewski³

2021

Sensors

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The paper concerns multicast packet traffic throughput maximization in multi-hop wireless sensor networks with time division multiple access to radio channel. We assume that the modulation and coding schemes (MCSs) that are used by the (broadcasting) nodes as well as the transmission power of the nodes are adjustable. This leads to the main research question studied in this paper: to what extent traffic throughput can be increased by proper MCSs assignment and transmission power control (TPC) at the nodes? To answer this question, we introduce mixed-integer programming formulations for joint MCSs assignment and TPC optimization, together with a solution algorithm. Finally, we present a numerical study illustrating the considerations of the paper. The numerical results show a significant gain being achieved by proper MCSs assignment, which is further increased by applying TPC.

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“…In our work, we proposed an optimization of the DWT compression technique, and we adapted it to WMSN. Moreover, we used the routing protocol multipath-routing ring [18] to test our compression method and DWT. Because it does not manage energy consumption.…”

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An optimized discrete wavelet transform compression technique for image transferring over wireless multimedia sensor network

Taj

Yaden

2023

IJECE

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Transferring images in a wireless multimedia sensor network (WMSN) knows a fast development in both research and fields of application. Nevertheless, this area of research faces many problems such as the low quality of the received images after their decompression, the limited number of reconstructed images at the base station, and the high-energy consumption used in the process of compression and decompression. In order to fix these problems, we proposed a compression method based on the classic discrete wavelet transform (DWT). Our method applies the wavelet compression technique multiple times on the same image. As a result, we found that the number of received images is higher than using the classic DWT. In addition, the quality of the received images is much higher compared to the standard DWT. Finally, the energy consumption is lower when we use our technique. Therefore, we can say that our proposed compression technique is more adapted to the WMSN environment.

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Implementation of Multipath-Based Multicast Routing Protocol in Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Network

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Modified Ring Routing Protocol for Mobile Sinks in a Dynamic Sensor Network in Smart Monitoring Applications

Modified Ring Routing Protocol for Mobile Sinks in a Dynamic Sensor Network in Smart Monitoring Applications

Multicast Traffic Throughput Maximization through Joint Dynamic Modulation and Coding Schemes Assignment, and Transmission Power Control in Wireless Sensor Networks

An optimized discrete wavelet transform compression technique for image transferring over wireless multimedia sensor network

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