Routing Design and Simulation of Body Area Network Based on Node Energy Consumption Control Strategy

Liu, Song; Wei, Xingmei; Zhao, Menglong

doi:10.14257/ijsip.2016.9.1.22

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“…In this paper energy efficiency and cost function is focused by considering the reliability of path on basis on critical factor. In paper [15], researchers used two existing protocol: Dynamic Source Routing (DSR), and Energy efficient self-adaptive route E-DSR with tree topology to minimize energy consumption and network lifecycle as. In paper [16], authors present a protocol which improves the throughput and avoid single point of failure in WBASNS.…”

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AnyCasting In Dual Sink Approach (ACIDS) for WBASNs

Baig¹,

Ullah²,

Hadi³

et al. 2017

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Abstract-After successful development in health-care services, WBASN is also being used in other fields where continuous and distant health-care monitoring is required. Various suggested protocols presented in literature work to enhance the performance of WBASN by focusing on delay, energy efficiency and routing. In this research we focus to increase the stability period and throughput, while decreasing end-to-delay. Two sink nodes are utilized and concept of AnyCasting is introduced. In this research, we have presented a scheme AnyCasting In Dual Sink (ACIDS) for WBASN and compared it with existing protocols LAEEBA and DARE. The performance of ACIDS is found to be 51% and 13% efficient than LAEEBA and DARE respectively in throughput. Results show that, the stability period of ACIDS is much greater than LAEEBA and DARE with minimum delay. Energy parameter in ACIDS is in tradeoff with the improved parameters, due to the computation of RSSI which does more processing and utilizes more energy.

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confidence: 99%