R-Sensing: a route solution for wireless sensor measurement system
Chang Chen, Ping Song, Kejie Li · 2009
The application of wireless sensor transient field measurement network trying to get high data sampling rate, high fidelity data by using wireless sensor node, with the constrain of wireless communication bandwidth and energy consumption. Smart and compact routing is a critical issue in this system, which plays a role of middleware in sensor network software architecture. The route select estimator should be provide an appropriate critical reference parameter to route select scheme so that the router could be sensitive enough with the changing of measurement environment and stable enough at the time of data transmitting. Therefore, we proposed R-Sensing as route solution, using exponential weighted moving averaged (EMMA) Receive Signal Strength (RSSI) as critical reference value and minimal spanning tree algorithm as route select mechanism. This protocol is implemented on Bit-Node running TinyOS along with them. The out-door experiment shows that it has an appropriate Package Reception Rate (PRR) via multi-hop routing.