Energy efficient routing in wireless sensor networks
Embedded Systems (United States) · University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract
Wireless sensor nodes can be deployed on a battlefield and organize themselves in a large-scale ad-hoc network. Traditional routing protocols do not take into account that a node contains only a limited energy supply. Optimal routing tries to maximize the duration over which the sensing task can be performed, but requires future knowledge. As this is unrealistic, we derive a practical guideline based on the energy histogram and develop a spectrum of new techniques to enhance the routing in sensor networks. Our first approach aggregates packet streams in a robust way, resulting in energy reductions of a factor 2 to 3. Second, we argue that a more uniform resource utilization can be obtained by shaping the…
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2Topics & keywords
- Computer science
- Computer network
- Wireless sensor network
- Routing protocol
- Dynamic Source Routing
- Geographic routing
- Routing (electronic design automation)
- Static routing
- Affordable and clean energy