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Abstract-Wireless
products
which
sensor
networks
integrate
sensor
(WSNs)
techniques,
are
the
em be dde d
techniques,
distributed
information
and
processing
communication tec hni ques. The appearance of the wireless
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development
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INTRODUCTION
(micro-e1ectro-mechanical-systems),
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techniques,
distributed
infonnation processing and communication technique s .
sensor
techniques,
embedded
their
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FOR
SENSOR NETWORKS
high-security
application
layer,
management plane,
power
and
management
task
plane,
management
mobility
plane.
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focus
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drawbacks.
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sensing
task
and lower
overall power
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nodes
mainly
use
a
broadcast
communication paradigm, whereas most Ad Hoc
networks
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ROUTING PROTOCOLS
Routing protocols
following respects[3].
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data alon g the interest's gradient path. The interest and data
source has data for the interest, the source node sends the
propagation and aggrega tio n are determined locally. Also,
the sink must refresh and reinforce the interest when it starts
to receive data ITom the source. Since Directed diffusion
networks are application aware, they can achieve energy
saving by s electin g good paths by c aching and processing
data in-networks. Although the protocol has advantage of
saving energy, it also has prob lems . For example, to
SPIN
(Sensor
Protocols
for
Informatio n
via
implement
data
aggregation,
it
employs
time
synchronization techniques, which is not easy to realize in a
wireless sensor network. One other problem in data
SPIN has three types of messages, that is, ADV, REQ, and
DATA.
3)
LEACH
(Low
Energy
Adaptive
C luste ri ng
Hierarchy)[8] is a clustering-based protocol that utilizes
randomized rotation of the cluster-he a ds to evenly distribute
the energy load among the sensor nodes in the network. It is
one of the most popular hierarchical routing algorithms for
sensor networks. The idea is to form clusters of the sensor
nodes. based on the received signal strength and use local
cluster heads as router to the sink. This w ill save energy
since the transmission wil l only be done by cluster heads
rather than all of the nodes. All the data processing such as
propagation and aggregation are local to the cl u ster. Cluster
heads hange randomly over time in order to balance the
energy' di ssipation ofthe nodes. This decision is made by the
node choosing a random number between a and 1. The node
becomes a cluster head for the current round if the number is
contains
meta-data header.
Before se ndi ng a DATA message, the s ensor node
broadcasts an ADV message c onta ining a descriptor (i.e.
meta-data) of the DATA. If a neigh bo r is interested in the
data, it sends a REQ m ess age for the DATA, and then
DATA is sent to this neighbor node. Respectively, the
neighbor node repeats the same process untilthe data i s sent
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the cluster-heads
create
TDMA
sched ules
and
network ,
such
as
clustering
architecture, .localized
coordination and randomized rotation of cluster-heads;
however, it suffers from the following problems:
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It can not be app lied to tirl!e critical applications
PEGASIS
(Power-Efficient
Systems)[9]
is
Gathering
in
Sensor
must
network.
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multihop
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energy consumption for the route set up, but also performs
better than GPRS in terms of packet delivery.
GEAR
No
roolC
LEACH
Long
Optimal
SPIN
No
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Flooding
Shon
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Datil
diffusion
Lifetime
IV.
nodes
on
V.
CONTRAST ANDCOMPARlSON
Wireless
sensor
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CONCLUSION
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
3,
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
1.
W,
"Negotiation-based
R.
Heinzelman,
protocols
for
and
H.
disseminating
Balakrishnan,
information
2002.
1.
pp. 325349,2005.
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and
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