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Maximize The Lifetime of Sensor Network by Load Balancing Using Tree Topology


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In many wireless sensor networks due to the limited energy of sensor nodes energy conservation is one of the most important challenges. To enhance the lifetime of the network emphasis is given to design energy efficient routing algorithms. In WSN, sensor nodes which are nearer to the base station having a task of collecting data for the entire area and send to the base station. This node has an additional load and depletes its energy faster. This paper addresses the problem of lifetime maximization by load balancing. This paper proposes energy efficient load balanced data collection algorithm considering different network parameter (e.g., density, degree). In this method, Data collection tree topology is built at the sink node. Performance of the proposed algorithm is evaluated by considering various parameters like topology, availability of resources and the energy utilization of nodes in different paths of the tree, which may vary and ultimately impacts the overall network lifetime. Sensor nodes are switched from their original path to other based on the load and it reduces communication overhead.

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Load Balancing, Energy Efficiency, Data Collection Tree, Convergence Time.
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Authors

S. S. Patil
Department of Information Technology, Walchand College of Engineering, India
B. S. Shetty
Department of Information Technology, Walchand College of Engineering, India

Abstract


In many wireless sensor networks due to the limited energy of sensor nodes energy conservation is one of the most important challenges. To enhance the lifetime of the network emphasis is given to design energy efficient routing algorithms. In WSN, sensor nodes which are nearer to the base station having a task of collecting data for the entire area and send to the base station. This node has an additional load and depletes its energy faster. This paper addresses the problem of lifetime maximization by load balancing. This paper proposes energy efficient load balanced data collection algorithm considering different network parameter (e.g., density, degree). In this method, Data collection tree topology is built at the sink node. Performance of the proposed algorithm is evaluated by considering various parameters like topology, availability of resources and the energy utilization of nodes in different paths of the tree, which may vary and ultimately impacts the overall network lifetime. Sensor nodes are switched from their original path to other based on the load and it reduces communication overhead.

Keywords


Load Balancing, Energy Efficiency, Data Collection Tree, Convergence Time.

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