Scalable and Cost Effective Solution to Minimum Cost Forwarding in WSN
Journal Title: IOSR Journals (IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering) - Year 2016, Vol 18, Issue 6
Abstract
Abstract: This paper introduces an improved routing protocol for wireless sensor networks (WSN), built on the basis of fundamental concepts in source based minimum cost forwarding protocol. Neither routing tables nor network topology information is maintained at the sensor level, which makes the proposed protocol part of the reactive routing protocol class. Despite the lack of routing information at the sensor, the packets from the sink node to sensors, and vice versa, always accompany the optimal communication path with minimal cost. Simulation results have proven that the proposed protocol performs better than existing protocol, and nodesalways route the packets through the optimal path up to destination. In fact, according to the energy consumption, packet delivery ratio, end to end delay and throughput found by simulation, this protocol improves on the existing protocol for applications where the sink node, acting as a server or base station (BS), generates significant amounts of mesh traffic. All results are based on simulations and data treatment performed with Network Simulator (NS2).
Authors and Affiliations
Mahima Bansal , Dr. Harsh Sadawarti , Abhilash Sharma
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP96434
- DOI -
- Views 176
- Downloads 0
A Survey of Recommendation Algorithms
Abstract: Recommender system can be defined as the subclass of information filtering system which attemptsto give the guidance to the users regarding the useful services based on their personalized preferences, pas...
Precision Controlled Secrecy Stabilization in Relational Data
Abstract: Data privacy issues are increasingly becoming important for many applications. Protective individual privacy is a crucial downside. However, sensitive data will still be ill-used by approved users to compromise...
Semantic Similarity Search Model for Obfuscated Plagiarism Detection in Marathi Language using Fuzzy and Naïve Bayes Approaches
Abstract: Plagiarism detection (PD) in natural language texts is an example of NLP applications that is linked with information retrieval (IR) and soft computing (SC) approaches. Obfuscated plagiarism cases contain invis...
Adaptive Discrimination Detection for DDoS Attacks from Flash Crowds Using Flow Correlation Coefficient with Collective Feedback
A Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack is a most popular and crucial attack in the internet. Its motive is to make a network resource unavailable to the legitimate users. Botnets are commonly the engine...
A Framework for Providing Selective Permissions to Android Applications.
The latest version of Android 4.2 doesn’t provide selective permissions for apps while they are being downloaded.This doesn’t provide flexibility to the user to restrict the usage of their resources by the app....