Minimum energy dissipation protocol in degree-based clustering in Wireless Sensor Networks

Energy model is an important consideration for designing clustering protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks. By considering both energy consumption of transmitter and receiver, a more accurate energy-efficient protocols can be proposed. This paper shows node degree as a criterion to ensure minimum ene...

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Main Authors: Dahnil, Dahlila Putri, Singh, Yashwant Prasad, Ho Chin Kuan
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
adaptive clustering
Clustering algorithms
Energy consumption
Energy dissipation
Energy efficiency
energy model
network lifetime
Protocols
Receivers
Wireless sensor networks
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Summary:Energy model is an important consideration for designing clustering protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks. By considering both energy consumption of transmitter and receiver, a more accurate energy-efficient protocols can be proposed. This paper shows node degree as a criterion to ensure minimum energy dissipation in the network when both components of the energy model are considered. This paper proposes a clustering algorithm that considers node degree to form clusters. The paper provides simulation results to show the energy dissipation corresponding to different node degrees and concludes that node degree has significant impact to the energy consumption in the network.
DOI:10.1109/ICCCE.2012.6271254