Routing in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks: A Leader-Based Approach

Burgos, Unai; Amozarrain, Ugaitz; Gómez-Calzado, Carlos; Lafuente, Alberto

doi:10.3390/s17071587

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“…Many surveys are organized for summarizing the routing techniques in MWSNs. The survey in Burgos et al 15 presented routing techniques based on the hierarchical process and divided them into optimized‐based and classical‐based routing techniques. Moreover, it introduced a comparison between the reviewed protocols according to merits, demerits, scalability, energy efficiency, network size, and delay.…”

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“…Many issues should be considered in the routing operation to be more efficient and reliable such as quality of service, data aggregation, connectivity, coverage, energy expenditure, mobility of sensors, link and nodes heterogeneity, data sending methods, and network structure. As shown in Figure 3, the routing protocol structures of MWSNs are consist of hierarchical‐based, location‐based, and flat‐based routing protocols 15 . The previous surveys proved that the hierarchically based routing techniques are better than the others in scalability, extending network lifetime, and reducing energy expenditure in MWSN.…”

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Comprehensive survey of routing protocols for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Rady

El-Rabaie

Shokair

et al. 2021

Int J Communication

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Summary Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks (MWSNs) have emerged as a new evolution trend in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) technology as a result of the growth and popularization of mobile terminal technology. WSNs' feature spectrum is greatly expanded by the mobility of nodes introduced by MWSNs. MWSN is a network with lots of sensors that are initially distributed randomly and collaborate to gather, process, and transmit information around targets to the sink node. MWSN is an overgrowth and emerging technology with significant applications that provide free moving for sensors and adaptable communicating with each other without fixed infrastructure. Because of their small size, they have limited radio capability, storage, and power. Therefore, MWSNs are utilized to improve network lifetime, energy expenditure, and channel capacity than fixed WSNs. Many routing protocols have recently been introduced to perform advances in the field of energy expenditure for MWSN data collection. This paper introduces a survey on hierarchical‐based routing protocols for MWSNs. The survey outlines the classification of the routing techniques in the aspect of mobility. The comparisons between Mobile Sensor Node (MSN) protocols, Mobile Sink (MS) protocols, and protocols for mobile of both sink and sensor node together are introduced individually. Moreover, the commercial software programs for MWSNs are discussed. Finally, the challenges and future trends in MWSNs are presented.

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Comprehensive survey of routing protocols for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Rady

El-Rabaie

Shokair

et al. 2021

Int J Communication

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“…Unpredictable mobility based protocols Predictable mobility based protocols Intanagonwiwat et al [18] Saleh et al [2] Majid et al [9] Hayes and Ali [10,22] Umar et al [8] Cugola and Migliavacca [15] Padmavati and Trilok [4] Sharma et al [5] Burgos et al [3] Ali et al [6] Akbar et al [7] Figure 1: Classification of existing routing protocols in MWSNs…”

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Dissimulation-based and load-balance-aware routing protocol for request and event oriented mobile wireless sensor networks

Abbache

Aissani

Omar

et al. 2019

AEU - International Journal of Electronics and Communications

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Mobile Wireless Sensor Network (MWSN) is a set of interconnected mobile sensor devices forming a dynamic network without a fixed administration. MWSN is used in various domains, such as disaster detection, medical systems, military applications, vehicular communications, and in other sensitive applications. Compared to the classical sensor networks, MWSNs involve an additional constraint consisting of the topology change frequency caused by the mobility of sensor devices. This influences highly the energy consumption and consequently the network reliability. In this paper, we take in charge this important issue and we contribute by the proposition of an efficient and energy-aware routing protocol. The proposed protocol operates for both request and event oriented MWSN applications. It introduces the sensor device mobility history in order to build-up stable routing paths, and incorporates a novel technique of dissimulation in order to exchange the mobility control messages without overhead. We have evaluated the performances of the proposed protocol through simulations, in which it provides effective results in terms of energy consumption and load-balancing.

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“…In [17] an energy optimization for multipath reactive routing for AOMDV with fitness function using PSO was proposed to achieve energy efficient routing. In [18] routing in mobile WSN through leader based was proposed, this approach uses local nodes information for any connectivity change and link disjoints due to mobility. LQEAR was proposed [19], this routing protocol discovers forwarding nodes which has stable link based on link quality indicator, high residual energy among 1-hop neighbour node.…”

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Efficient Multipath Routing to Increase QoS by Link Estimation and Minimum Interference path in MANET'S

Karanje¹,

Eklarker²

2019

IJEAT

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Many significant techniques have been developed for real time transmission to meet stringent QoS for various applications of wireless sensor network. However routing in MANET’s still a challenging issue to achieve QoS due to frequent topology changes and its dynamic nature. For majority MANET applications, on demand multi path data routing protocols have been modelled to transfer data in multiple routes to prove its effectiveness on link disjoints and high packet delivery ratio. However due to mobility and underlying medium, multiple routes are exposed to interference and low power unstable link quality which are essential to guarantee QoS in routing. In this paper we propose link quality estimation and minimum path interference based on Geographic adhoc on demand multi path distance vector (GAOMDV) an adaptation of AOMDV routing protocol. To ensure the reliability of MANET’s this adaptation is done by considering routing metrics. GAOMDV selects forwarding neighbour nodes based on link quality and minimum path interference across multiple paths and ensures high stable links between nodes. Extensive simulation is carried on discrete event simulation tool and performance of GAOMDV is analysed in terms of network QoS parameters.

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Routing in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks: A Leader-Based Approach

Cited by 21 publications

References 27 publications

Comprehensive survey of routing protocols for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Comprehensive survey of routing protocols for Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks

Dissimulation-based and load-balance-aware routing protocol for request and event oriented mobile wireless sensor networks

Efficient Multipath Routing to Increase QoS by Link Estimation and Minimum Interference path in MANET'S

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