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Minimizing Energy Consumption Using Multiple Mobile Sink Routing for Wireless Sensor Network

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Abstract
In Wireless Sensor Network, network lifetime greatly depends upon the energy consumption of the sensor nodes. Data aggregation and collection is considered as an important and necessary to save the energy and to prolong the network lifetime. In the existing system, Single Mobile Sink Node was used for receiving the data from the Cluster Head (CH). In the proposed system, Multiple Mobile Sink Nodes are considered for receiving data from the Cluster Head and transmit it to the Base Station (BS). Single CH is generated for each Cluster in random manner by using K-Means Algorithm. The Mobile Sink Node visits the CH as hostile and collect the data’s from the allocated CH. The sensor nodes present in the cluster transmits the data to the CH in a Single-Hop fashion. The node consists of energy for routing process. Due to the routing process the energy can drain quickly and the CH can also drain energy at this stage, the node with the highest energy can be selected using Energy Aware Routing Protocol. This process can run continuously and randomly the CH can be changed and the CH does not remain constant. By using the Energy Aware Routing Protocol (ERP) increase the network lifetime and minimize the energy consumption when compared with the existing system. To stimulate the environment using MATLAB and the stimulation results verify the effectiveness of our method


Author Information
Kalpana.S.P
Issue No
5
Volume No
3
Issue Publish Date
05 May 2017
Issue Pages
38-49

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