A Survey on Schemes to Aid Group Communication in Wireless Sensor’s Network
Journal Title: Journal of Computing and Management Studies (JCMS) - Year 2018, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
A Wireless Sensor Network can be described as a large collection of densely deployed, self-organized sensor nodes that are left unattended for months or even years in some geographical location inside or very close to the field of interest that co-ordinate with each other to perform some specific task. Nodes in a WSN communicate wirelessly and are self-organizing, the position of each sensor node does not need to be pre-Engineered or predefined which allows random deployment of the Wireless Sensor Nodes either placing one by one in the field of interest, throwing from a vehicle or through air support i.e. helicopter or aero plane. Group communication has attained a particular concern in the context of Wireless Sensor’s Networks (WSN). In the existing literature several schemes have been proposed to support group communication in WSNs. The contribution of this work is to analyse dominant schemes in this area.
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Adnan Sultan
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