Hierarchical protocol for spontaneous adhoc wireless network
Anu George, Muhammed Ilyas H · 2016
Spontaneous network are called sometimes as accidental network formed by nodes which have mobility nature allocated in close proximity which connect to each other share resources and services. The creation of network with security concern is a point of issue in wireless network. The work aims to create network in secure manner. The updations of the nodes and further communication in the network to be done in Hierarchical means. The root and parent node selection to be done as the most efficient node in the terms of mobility,energy,and by counting the number of neighbor nodes.The nodes in the network maintains parent and child ID. The work focus on decreasing the overhead during data communication. By using the efficient Head node selection the energy management can done properly. The structured communication protocol enables to achieve data communication more perfect than the existing works.