Disjoint Heterogenous Network Algorithm
Disjoint Heterogenous Network Algorithm
Disjoint Heterogenous Network Algorithm
OBJECTIVE
To minimize wireless sensor network energy consumed .
To maintain disjoint paths between nodes in order to increase
network life time.
PROBLEM IDENTIFIED
In existing algorithm, the disjointness of the path between
source to destination is not consider .Hence the reliability of the
path is poor in heavy traffic network.
The existing algorithms consider only homogenous nodes i.e.
nodes having limited energy. This limits duration of data
transmission.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
Consider heterogeneous network i.e., Use of unlimited power
source node in the network along with common node which increases
network life time.
Select the disjoint path between source node and destination node,
since disjoint path are highly reliable.
PROPOSED MODEL
Using Route reply packets
from destination node, the
routing table is updated by
each node.
Energy Conservation
Using Disjoint Multipath
Select another
path
No
Algorithm For
Whether the
path
selected is
Disjoint?
Yes
Heterogeneous Wireless
Sensor Network
Transmission of Data
via disjoint path
Calculation of paths
between source node
and the destination node
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SIMULATION SETUP
Parameter
Value
Channel type
Wireless channel
Propagation model
Simulation area
1600 x 1000 m2
100
Transmission range
250m
15m/ s
Movement model
MAC type
IEEE 802.11
Pause time
0s
Pmax
1.0
Pmin
0.3
900 s
INITIAL PATH
When a source node wants to
transmit data to the destination
node, it initiates route request
process.
This process involves broadcasts
Route Request packets to all of its
neighboring nodes.
After that a route reply packets
are sent by destination node
towards the sender node.
Based on the RRPLY packets the
routing table is updated
Among multiple paths, the
disjoint path selected is based the
DHN algorithm.
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PATH 2 SELECTION
Selection of path 2 after
failure of one of the nodes in
path 1. This is due to
prolonged use of that node
which results in degradation of
node residual energy.
As a result the node energy is
fully drained and dies which
results in link failure. Hence
the source node once again
initiates
route
discovery
process and finds new disjoint
path from the available path
sets based on the DHN
algorithm.
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DELAY
delay
is
comparatively
low
when
THROUGHPUT
Throughput for Disjoint
Multipath Heterogeneous
network which decreases
due to increase in
congestion with increase in
time.
Hence it is not delivered
to destination node which
increases packet loss.
Therefore the
Throughput decreases with
increase in time.
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JITTER
Jitter is the delay variation
between each received data
packets.
The variation in the packet
arrival time should be
minimum to have better
performance.
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NETWORK LIFETIME
Data transmission increases
with time, the residual energy
of the sensor node keeps on
decreasing with time.
In heterogeneous network
having super nodes, the long
distance data transmission is
carried by neighboring super
node and saving the residual
energy of the sensor node for
further data transmission.
This increases the overall
network lifetime .
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RESIDUAL ENERGY
As
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CONCLUSION
The algorithm selects disjoint path among many available paths
which improves the reliability and packet delivery ratio of the
network path.
Since the probability of failure of path is reduced, the frequent
broadcasting of RREQ packets for finding new paths is reduced.
This saves network energy and also reduces delay.
Increases the lifetime of network compared to other algorithms.
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FUTURE WORK
Hence the proposed algorithm can be extended by selecting
optimum neighbor nodes for routing those RREQ packets which
reduces network overheads at initial route finding phase by
eliminating redundant broadcasting of RREQ packets.
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