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7/30/2019 Divya Singh 1st Thesis Presentation
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Divya Pal Singh
(2010-AN-11)
Under the guidance of
Dr. K.K. Pattanaik
M.Tech. Thesis 1st Presentation
ABV-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management Gwalior
Interim election protocol for selecting
cluster head in WSN to improve overallnetwork uptime
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Introduction
A wireless sensor network (WSN) is a wirelessnetwork consist of spatially distributed
autonomous devices
Work cooperatively to monitor physical or
environmental conditions
Overall efficiency depends on the uptime ofWSN
System uptime depends on:
Power consumption by each node for survival andfor Tx and Rx
Node failure or Connectivity failure amongvarious WSN components
Various mechanisms are available in literature
for improving the overall uptime of WSN
Super Node
Links to Other networks or
Similar Super Nodes
Motes
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Factors Influencing WSN uptime
Scalability
Sensor network topology
Environment
Transmission media
Power Consumption
Sensing Communication
Data processing
Fault tolerance
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Objective
To develop a mechanism for selection of cluster head in theevent of failure of the coordinator node to mitigate the network
partitioning problem
To enhance the network uptime.
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Previous efforts
Key reference1
Wendi B. Heinzelman, Member, IEEE, Anantha P. Chandrakasan, Senior Member,IEEE, andHari Balakrishnan, Member, IEEE An Application-Specific Protocol
Architecture for Wireless Micro sensor Networks IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, VOL. 1, NO. 4, OCTOBER 2002
Focus is to enhance network lifetime
Aproach:
Cluster heads are chosen based on remaining energy (above a chosenthreshold) of the candidates nodes
Uses data fusion technique to compress data for Tx to the coordinator to
reduce energy consumption
A node joins a cluster based on minimum communication energy between it
and the available cluster heads.Observed shortcomings:
Once a node is selected as Coordinator, it is excluded in subsequent roundsof coordinator selection
If the cluster head dies natural death due to any reason there is no mechanism
to select a new coordinator immediately
No mechanism for dealing with such faults
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LITERATURE SURVEY (5/8)
In [5] An Efficient Routing Protocol Design for Distributed
WirelessSensorNetworks ), objective is to enhancing network
lifetime through:
By proposing A new approach, Optimal Energy Efficient
Clustering Algorithm (OEECA),which compare
OEECA(proposed approach) with LEACH (Low Energy
Adaptive Cluster Head) Routing Algorithm. Comparison is
based on Energy consumption ,Selection of Cluster-Head nodeand Sending datas to the Base-station.
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LITERATURE SURVEY (3/8)
In [3]Dynamic Cluster Head for Lifetime efficiency in WSN
Protocol, objective is to enhancing network lifetime through:
By distribute the role of the fixed cluster head among some of
the nodes in each cluster of the cluster-tree network based on
the AODV and cluster-tree routing protocols.
The AODV routing protocol chooses the new cluster head
based on a weight value. This value has been generated to
identify the next cluster head in the cluster when the
consumption speed of the current cluster head is high.
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LITERATURE SURVEY (6/8)
In [6] A Tree-Based Power Saving Routing Protocol for Wireless
Sensor Networks objective is to enhancing network lifetime
through:
by avoiding excessive messages between nodes by
constructing new addressing scheme between network nodes .
This protocol is based on Tree Routing (TR). It routes the data
over the shortest path using parent child links in accompany
with neighbors' links.
it solves the problem of nodes failure.
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LITERATURE SURVEY (7/8)
In [7] Energy Balanced Fixed Clustering protocol for Wireless
Sensor Networks objective is to enhancing network lifetime
through:
By Creates a fixed number of clusters and maintained
throughout the lifetime.
By distribute energy load evenly among all the nodes by
rotating the role of cluster heads.
By selecting cluster heads and next heads based on the residual
energy and location of the nodes in advance.
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LITERATURE SURVEY (8/8)
In [8] An Efficient Approach to Select Cluster Head in Wireless Sensor
Networks ,objective is to enhancing network lifetime through:
increases the network lifetime, reduces the energy dissipation for data
communication.
proposes a new approach to select cluster head based on higher energy-costratio where energy-cost ratio is determined by the ratio of total amount of
energy for all cluster heads and total network costs.
ECRBCP utilizes the high-energy base station to perform most energy
related tasks.
to minimize the communication cost among sensors to cluster heads to basestation, those nodes are selected as cluster heads that creates a proper
distribution of cluster heads among the network, thats why network
coverage and load balancing issue are also addressed by this method.
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METHODOLOGY
I will try to create a solution which include advantages of
both LEACH-C and Tree-Based Power Saving Routing
Protocol .
With respect to, LEACH-C centralized approach is moregeneral.
With respect to, A Tree-Based Power Saving Routing
Protocol Tree formation of nodes in network is more
general.
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CONCLUSION
In all the case studies, packet forwarding is one of themost compelling challenge in clustering .
The design of efficient routing strategies for opportunisticnetworks is generally a complicated task due to theabsence of knowledge about the topological evolution ofthe network.
Routing performance improves when more knowledgeabout the expected topology of the network can beexploited.
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REFERENCES
1. Wendi Rabiner Heinzelman, Anantha Chandrakasan, and Hari Balakrishnan Energy-Efficient Communication
Protocol for Wireless Micro sensor Networks Proceedings of the 33rd Hawaii International Conference on
System Sciences2000
2. Wendi B. Heinzelman, Member, IEEE, Anantha P. Chandrakasan, Senior Member, IEEE, andHari
Balakrishnan, Member, IEEE An Application-Specific Protocol Architecture for Wireless Micro sensor
Networks IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS, VOL. 1, NO. 4, OCTOBER 2002
3. Hesham Abusaimeh Shuang-Hua Yang Dynamic Cluster Head for Lifetime Efficiency in WSN International
Journal of Automation and Computing 06(1), February 2009, 48-54 DOI: 10.1007/s11633-009-0048-0
4. Babar Nazir1, Halabi Hasbullah2 Energy Efficient Multi Hierarchy Clustering Protocol for Wireless Sensor
Network(EMHC) 2010 International Conference on Intelligence and Information Technology (ICIIT 2010)
5. Prof.K. Manikandan Dr.T.Purusothaman An Efficient Routing Protocol Design for Distributed Wireless Sensor
Networks International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 8887) Volume 10N.4, November 2010
6. Iman ALMomani, MIEEE, Maha Saadeh, Mousa AL-Akhra s, MIEEE, and Hamzeh AL JawawdehA Tree-Based
Power Saving Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor NetworksINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTERS AND
COMMUNICATIONS Issue 2, Volume 5, 2011
8. Bijan Kumar Debroy, Muhammad Sheikh Sadi, Md. Al Imran An Efficient Approach to Select Cluster Head in
Wireless Sensor Networks JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATIONS, VOL. 6, NO. 7, OCTOBER 2011
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