Incorporating Node Behavioral Analysis with On-Demand Secured Routing of Improving the Efficiency of Wireless Sensor Networks Applications
Makimaa Y.P., Rajagopal Sudarmani · Indian Journal of Computer Science and Engineering · 2021
Wireless Sensor Network provides an unbelievable platform and resources for various recent real-time applications, can prove their potentiality in terms of Quality of Service.WSN applications need to improve in energy efficiency, throughput, and packet delivery ratio.Several earlier routing protocols have been proposed to improve the QoS in WSN, whereas they are application or environment-specific. Due to the Adhoc nature, most of the WSN applications are similar and require a common routing protocol suite highly.Thus, these papers motivated to design and implement a common routing protocol for WSN with two major objectives: On-demand and Node Behavior (ODNB) based routing.First, the routing process is carried out between any two nodes that the user prefers.Then data collection, aggregation, and transmission by the cluster head nodes in the clustered network.Second, the data routing is carried out on-demand, where the source and the destination nodes are selected according to the application requirement.The proposed ODNB is simulated in Network Simulator software, and the results are verified.The obtained results are compared with the existing routing protocols for evaluating its performance.From the comparison, it is identified that ODNB outperforms the existing routing protocols.