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Energy Efficient Sink Placements with Mobile Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Network


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1 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JNTUH College of Engineering, Jagtail, India
2 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JNTUH College of Engineering, Sultanpur, India
     

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The modelling of wireless sensor networks has always given priority to energy efficiency. The implementation of mobile agent technology in integrated signal and wireless sensor networks has created an effective platform for data storage and aggregation. The distributed paradigm based on mobile agents provides many advantages over the current, widely used device paradigm for clients / data centres in wireless sensor networks. The agent-based paradigms are one of the major problems with mobile agent-based paradigms. Many sinks mitigate the problem by distributing traffic across several discharges, and reducing energy consumption at nodes and extending network service life. This paper presents an Energy-efficient multiple sink positioning algorithm to maximize average network life and limit average sensor network energy consumption. Several sinks are used here for data communication. Result of the proposed algorithm maximizes an average network life and reduces the energy consumption average. The results of the simulation shows that the Protocol proposed exceeds the end-to - end delay, energy consumption and output.

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WSN, Distributed COMPUTING Paradigm, Mobile Agent, Multiple Sinks, Average Energy Consumption, Average Network Lifetime.
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Authors

S. Praveen Kumar
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JNTUH College of Engineering, Jagtail, India
V. Rajanesh
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JNTUH College of Engineering, Sultanpur, India

Abstract


The modelling of wireless sensor networks has always given priority to energy efficiency. The implementation of mobile agent technology in integrated signal and wireless sensor networks has created an effective platform for data storage and aggregation. The distributed paradigm based on mobile agents provides many advantages over the current, widely used device paradigm for clients / data centres in wireless sensor networks. The agent-based paradigms are one of the major problems with mobile agent-based paradigms. Many sinks mitigate the problem by distributing traffic across several discharges, and reducing energy consumption at nodes and extending network service life. This paper presents an Energy-efficient multiple sink positioning algorithm to maximize average network life and limit average sensor network energy consumption. Several sinks are used here for data communication. Result of the proposed algorithm maximizes an average network life and reduces the energy consumption average. The results of the simulation shows that the Protocol proposed exceeds the end-to - end delay, energy consumption and output.

Keywords


WSN, Distributed COMPUTING Paradigm, Mobile Agent, Multiple Sinks, Average Energy Consumption, Average Network Lifetime.

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