Sensor node failure detection using check point recovery algorithm
Sandeep Singh, Y. Bevish Jinila · 2016
Information plays an important role in today's world. For transmitting this information, we use a lot of different kind of network system. Among this the most widely used medium is the wireless sensor network. But due to the high end traffic of the transmission of this information, some failure takes place. Detecting this wireless sensor network failure is very important. For detecting these failure, round trip delay and path algorithm in wireless sensor network has been proposed. But due to the use of large numbers of portable sensor nodes in WSN, probability of sensor node failure gets increased. The fault detection analysis time will increase exponentially with increase of sensor node in WSNs. The objective of executing this project is to resolve these vulnerability present in these sensor nodes. Here we are trying to detect the malicious node so that the data are not transferred to those nodes in order to reduce the data loss, thus enhancing the throughput. The throughput is also enhanced by reducing the number of transmission nodes. By doing this, we can analysis the faulty nodes in a faster manner and can rectify them for better and efficient data transmission.