BASE STATION DRIVEN ROUTING PROTOCOL EVALUATION USING TOSSIM
Journal Title: International Journal of Computer Science & Engineering Technology - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
Routing protocols play an important role in wireless sensor networks. There are primarily two types of protocols viz. data collection and data dissemination protocols. This paper compares two collection protocols: Base Station (BS) driven routing protocol [1] and a modified version of Low energy adaptive clustering hierarchy (LEACH) protocol [2]. The simulation results show that utilizing BS driven routing protocol, less time is spent compared to LEACH protocol.
Authors and Affiliations
Gaurav Kumar Nigam
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