Influence of the cluster head position on the lifetime of wireless sensor network — A case study

Maheswari, D. Uma; Meenalochani, M.; Selvaraj, S.

doi:10.1109/ngct.2016.7877445

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“…In [23] a real wireless network with three reference nodes and one target node (that can be moved to have multiple measurements) were studied. The target node and reference nodes are created using Zigbee series two modules, that were chosen for being less expensive and power-efficient [37,38]. As aforesaid, the reference nodes are acting as three routers whereas the target node acts as a device that receives signals from three transmitting devices (reference nodes) at any instant.…”

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Range-Based Localization of a Wireless Sensor Network for Internet of Things Using Received Signal Strength Indicator and the Most Valuable Player Algorithm

2021

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The localization of the nodes in wireless sensor networks is essential in establishing effective communication among different devices connected, within the Internet of Things. This paper proposes a novel method to accurately determine the position and distance of the wireless sensors linked in a local network. The method utilizes the signal strength received at the target node to identify its location in the localized grid system. The Most Valuable Player Algorithm is used to solve the localization problem. Initially, the algorithm is implemented on four test cases with a varying number of sensor nodes to display its robustness under different network occupancies. Afterward, the study is extended to incorporate actual readings from both indoor and outdoor environments. The results display higher accuracy in the localization of unknown sensor nodes than previously reported.

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Range-Based Localization of a Wireless Sensor Network for Internet of Things Using Received Signal Strength Indicator and the Most Valuable Player Algorithm

2021

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“…6 is setup. The ZigBee series two modules were chosen for their low-cost and minimal power requirements [27,28]. Router nodes play the role of reference nodes, and the end device play the role of target node.…”

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Range‐based localisation of a wireless sensor network using Jaya algorithm

Meenalochani

Selvaraj

2019

IET Science, Measurement & Technology

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Jammed Node Detection and Routing in a Multihop Wireless Sensor Network Using Hybrid Techniques

Meenalochani

Selvaraj

2018

Wireless Pers Commun

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Influence of the cluster head position on the lifetime of wireless sensor network — A case study

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Range-Based Localization of a Wireless Sensor Network for Internet of Things Using Received Signal Strength Indicator and the Most Valuable Player Algorithm

Range-Based Localization of a Wireless Sensor Network for Internet of Things Using Received Signal Strength Indicator and the Most Valuable Player Algorithm

Range‐based localisation of a wireless sensor network using Jaya algorithm

Jammed Node Detection and Routing in a Multihop Wireless Sensor Network Using Hybrid Techniques

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