Some Aspects of Wireless Sensor Networks

Fulara, Yogesh Kumar

doi:10.5121/ijans.2015.5102

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“…The attacker will misguide the packets. This will result in increase in time of packets to reach at the destination and the system gets degraded [6]. The existence of selfish nodes within the network misguides packets.…”

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Node Validation Technique to Increase Security of Wireless Sensor Networks

2019

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A distributed sort of network in which sensor nodes can join or leave the network when they want is identified as wireless sensor network. Due to self-arranging of the network, attacker nodes make their entry inside networks and launch different types of active and passive intrusions. The active attacks can be divided into various sub categories and one of them is misdirection attack. This attack increases delay in the network. The available attacker hub will trigger attack. In order to recognize and disengage malicious nodes a novel strategy is proposed in this work. The malicious nodes are recognized from the networks which are in charge of triggering the node. The attacker or malevolent node launches sinkhole intrusion. This intrusion streams fake recognition information within the network. This study proposes a verification approach for detecting attacker nodes present in the network. The performance of introduced approach is tested in NS2. It is scrutinized that performance is improved as per various parameters.

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“…Inside wireless sensor network, the malevolent sends hello messages to various nodes. The attacker node is thus convinced to be as the neighbor node by these various nodes within the network [6]. The nodes sends reply messages in response of these Hello messages.…”

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Node Validation Technique to Increase Security of Wireless Sensor Networks

2019

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“…In the literature discussed in this paper, packet size optimization concentrates on a particular application area or surroundings in which it is deployed. The fundamental attributes of BANs are energy proficiency, Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning, flexibil ity and scalability [7]. These features are discussed in literature with several methodologies in their specific area of application.…”

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Packet Size Optimization Techniques and Challenges for Wireless Body Area Networks

Ahmed

2018

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In WBANs, longer packets may encounter higher misfortune rates because of unforgiving channel conditions. Then again, shorter packets may experience the ill effects of more prominent overhead. Thus, the ideal packet size must be selected to different execution measurements of WBANs. According to the latest research, numerous methodologies have been suggested to decide ideal packet size in WBANs. Literature discussed in this paper primarily focuses on packet size optimization in a particular application or sending condition. This paper discusses the current trends and practices on packet size optimization for wireless body area networks to encourage the researchers for more investigation in that particular area. The objective of this paper is to give a superior comprehension of packet size streamlining methodologies and applications utilized in WBAN, it will likewise present some research issues that are still open for researchers and complications related to those issues.

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A survey on packet size optimization for terrestrial, underwater, underground, and body area sensor networks

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Yildiz

Kurt

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Int J Communication

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Summary Packet size optimization is a critical issue in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) for improving many performance metrics (eg, network lifetime, delay, throughput, and reliability). In WSNs, longer packets may experience higher loss rates due to harsh channel conditions. On the other hand, shorter packets may suffer from greater overhead. Hence, the optimal packet size must be chosen to enhance various performance metrics of WSNs. To this end, many approaches have been proposed to determine the optimum packet size in WSNs. In the literature, packet size optimization studies focus on a specific application or deployment environment. However, there is no comprehensive and recent survey paper that categorizes these different approaches. To address this need, in this paper, recent studies and techniques on data packet size optimization for terrestrial WSNs, underwater WSNs, wireless underground sensor networks, and body area sensor networks are reviewed to motivate the research community to further investigate this promising research area. The main objective of this paper is to provide a better understanding of different packet size optimization approaches used in different types of sensor networks and applications as well as introduce open research issues and challenges in this area.

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Some Aspects of Wireless Sensor Networks

Abstract: The development of the wireless sensor networks (WSNs)

Cited by 10 publications

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Node Validation Technique to Increase Security of Wireless Sensor Networks

Node Validation Technique to Increase Security of Wireless Sensor Networks

Packet Size Optimization Techniques and Challenges for Wireless Body Area Networks

A survey on packet size optimization for terrestrial, underwater, underground, and body area sensor networks

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