Implementation a hybrid ADHOC sensor system
Shihab A. Shawkat, Raya N. Ismail, Israa Rafaa Abdulqader · AIP conference proceedings · 2022
During recent years, the use of ADHOC network has become widespread in many scientific fields and different industries due to the successes and benefits it has achieved. The ADHOC network type focuses on the direct pairing of devices with each other for communication purposes and the self-regulation of data traffic within the network. The main idea is to implement the ADHOC network type in a sensor and hybridize the network accordingly to overcome the previous disadvantages of the network type. The aim of this study is to implement an ad hoc network type over a wireless sensor network to simplify the overall data collection and management process and to reduce the cost of installation and maintenance of the sensor network. ADHOC is a peer-to-peer network that does not pursue any hardware requirements and is able to use basic system resources to communicate, and by using appropriate routing technologies, ADHOC’s low data transfer speed of 11 Mbps is sufficient for the network to function properly. The problems with the type of ADHOC are low security, minimum speed, and obstruction to signal strength monitoring. By hybridizing the network, related issues can be reduced, and the sensing system can also be subjected to both centralization and decentralization of various specific operations that the sensing system collectively performs. This paper will explain in detail all the factors and conditions required to implement ADHOC in a sensor system.