An energy-efficient routing algorithm in three-dimensional underwater sensor networks based on compressed sensing

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Compressed sensing (CS) has become a powerful tool to process data that is correlated in underwater sensor networks (USNs). Based on CS, certain signals can be recovered from a relatively small number of random linear projections. Since the battery-driven sensor nodes work in adverse environments, energy-efficient routing well-matched with CS is needed to realize data gathering in USNs. In this paper, a clustering, uneven-layered, and multi-hop routing based on CS (CS-CULM) is proposed. The inter-cluster transmission and fusion are fulfilled by an improved LEACH protocol, then the uneven-layered, multi-hop routing is adopted to forward the packets fused to sink node for data reconstruction. Simulation results show that CS-CULM can achieve better performances in energy saving and data reconstruction.

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Li, B., Yang, H., Liu, G., & Peng, X. (2017). An energy-efficient routing algorithm in three-dimensional underwater sensor networks based on compressed sensing. Information (Switzerland), 8(2). https://doi.org/10.3390/info8020066

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